SAT Word Skills 3 - Lesson 13

to shorten the form of a word or a group of words to represent all of it

to lessen in intensity or severity

(psychology) a person that is preoccupied with external things and prefers social situations

to force or shape a material, often a plastic or metal, through a die or a mold to create a specific form

originating from or caused by external factors

the most distant point from a certain place, often the center

holding or promoting extreme opinions in politics, religion, etc.

to arrange items or events in a particular order

following back-to-back

the practice of having multiple spouses simultaneously

able to understand and communicate in multiple languages

(geometry) a flat shape consisting of three or more straight sides

a word that possesses more than one syllable

a solid shape made of flat sides that fit together along their edges

a school or institution that offers vocational courses

the belief in or worship of multiple gods or deities

unwilling to behave differently or change one’s opinions or attitude, especially in an unreasonable way

unwillingness to agree about something or change one's views