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SAT Word Skills 3 - Lesson 10

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SAT Word Skills 3
acerbic
[Adjective]

having a sour, bitter, and acidic taste that is often unpleasant

Ex: The acerbic taste of the herbal tea lingered on his tongue .
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acetate
[noun]

a fabric made of the combination of long, thin strands of a specific chemical compound called cellulose acetate

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acetic
[Adjective]

pertaining to or containing acetic acid

Ex: Pickled vegetables owe their signature flavor to acetic preservation .
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epigram
[noun]

a saying that coveys an idea in a manner that is short and witty

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epilogue
[noun]

a brief section added at the end of a literary work, providing closure, commentary, or resolution

Ex: The epilogue offered insight into the protagonist 's later life .
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Epiphany
[noun]

the event of manifestation of Jesus Christ to the Magi

Ex: Epiphany is a time for believers to reflect on the universal nature of Christ 's mission and to seek the presence of God in their own lives , as the Magi sought and found the Christ child .
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parameter
[noun]

(mathematics) a constant in the equation of a curve whose variation produces a family of similar curves

Ex: Each parameter corresponds to a distinct curve in the family .
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paramount
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holding a dominant rank, authority, or influence in a particular system or hierarchy

Ex: The paramount law in the country guarantees freedom of speech .
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paramour
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a lover, especially one in a secret or illicit relationship

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a collection of various equipment used for a particular task

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to express the meaning of something written or spoken with a different choice of words

Ex: The teacher encouraged students to paraphrase the poem , emphasizing their interpretation of the verses .
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a person who suffers from an abnormal condition in which they walk around during sleep

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somniferous
[Adjective]

causing a person to feel sleepy

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somnolent
[Adjective]

feeling sleepy as a result of exhaustion or drug consumption

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insomnia
[noun]

a disorder in which one is unable to sleep or stay asleep

Ex: Despite feeling exhausted , his insomnia made it impossible for him to get a good night 's rest .
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penitence
[noun]

the action of feeling or expressing regret

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penitent
[Adjective]

expressing sorrow for having done wrong

Ex: Her penitent tears were a clear sign of her genuine regret.
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penitential
[Adjective]

regretful for doing something wrong

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latent
[Adjective]

present but not yet visible or fully developed

Ex: The innovation tapped into a latent demand in the market .
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latency
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a state where a quality or trait exists but is not actively expressed at the moment

Ex: Within the company , there was a period of innovation latency until a creative workshop sparked a wave of inventive ideas from the team members .
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SAT Word Skills 3
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