SAT Word Skills 3 - Lesson 4

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SAT Word Skills 3

to assign a later date or time to something in relation to a specific point of reference

Ex: The library catalog mistakenly postdated the publication of the book , leading to confusion among researchers .
postgraduate [adjective]

related to studies after finishing a bachelor's degree

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posthumous [adjective]

referring to something that happens, is published, or is awarded after the death of the person to whom it relates

Ex: He was honored with a posthumous medal for bravery during the ceremony .

brief additional note added to the end of a letter or document, usually after the signature, often containing information that the writer forgot to include

Ex: In the postscript , he included a quick thank-you note for the thoughtful gift .

all the people who will come after the current generation

Ex: Environmentalists emphasize sustainable practices to protect the planet for posterity .
posterior [adjective]

positioned at or close to the back, behind, or the end of a structure

Ex: The hikers reached the posterior end of the trail , enjoying a breathtaking view of the valley .
to braze [verb]

to join metals by melting a strong material between them

Ex: The plumber used a torch to braze the copper pipes , ensuring a secure and leak-free connection .
brazen [adjective]

behaving without shame or fear and refusing to follow traditional rules or manners

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brazier [noun]

a big metal container for burning coal or charcoal to keep people warm outdoors

Ex: The outdoor cafe installed braziers on the patio , allowing customers to enjoy the evening despite the cold weather .

the scientific study of fish including their biology, behavior, classification etc.

Ex: The professor 's groundbreaking research in ichthyology led to the discovery of a new fish species in the river .

to add different elements, making something more diverse in how it looks or what it includes

Ex: The designer aimed to variegate the clothing collection with diverse patterns and styles .
variegated [adjective]

having many different colors

Ex: The sunset painted the sky in variegated tones , transitioning from warm yellows to rich purples .

to split into two or more branches, creating a fork-like appearance

Ex: The tree 's roots started to ramify , spreading out in all directions beneath the soil .

an unexpected event that makes a situation more complex

Ex: The decision to cut funding for education had social ramifications , affecting the quality of schools and opportunities for students .

a sea creature with a hard shell and jointed legs such as crabs and lobsters

Ex: The aquarium has a fascinating exhibit showcasing the diverse world of crustaceans , from hermit crabs to giant prawns .
crustaceous [adjective]

having a tough shell or outer layer, or seem like something with a hard outer covering

Ex: Fossilized remains of crustaceous organisms provided valuable insights into the ancient marine ecosystem .

to make something sacred through religious ceremonies

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hallowed [adjective]

considered holy or very important in a religious way

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