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SAT Word Skills 3 - Lesson 32

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SAT Word Skills 3
panacea
[noun]

something that is believed to cure any disease or illness

Ex: The idea of a single panacea for every ailment is appealing but unrealistic in modern medicine .
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a chaotic condition with too much noise because of a crowd's anger or excitement

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panorama
[noun]

a picture that shows a wide view of a scene

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authoritarian
[Adjective]

(of a person or system) enforcing strict obedience to authority at the expense of individual freedom

Ex: Authoritarian government frequently disregard human rights and civil liberties in the name of stability .
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autocracy
[noun]

the political condition of owning unlimited power as an individual ruler

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autocrat
[noun]

a ruthless oppressor who has the absolute power of telling people what to do and not to do

Ex: Her leadership style was more like that of an autocrat than a democratic leader .
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excess
[Adjective]

much more than the desirable or required amount

Ex: She was penalized for carrying excess baggage on the flight.
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to exceed
[Verb]

to surpass a set standard or limit in scope or size

Ex: The expenses for the event exceeded the budget by $ 500 .
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to get back something that has been lost, taken away, etc.

Ex: He managed to reclaim his lost luggage from the airport ’s lost and found .
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to bring to mind past memories or experiences

Ex: Upon hearing the familiar tune , they both recollected the song that played at their wedding .
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to repay someone for their efforts, losses, services, etc.

Ex: The hotel manager promised to recompense guests for the noise disturbance during their stay .
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to bring back the harmony

Ex: The team reconciled their goals , finding a way to work together effectively .
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to make something again or bring it back into existence or imagination

Ex: The author is recreating the magic of their first novel in their latest work , much to the delight of their fans .
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synergy
[noun]

the teamwork of two people, organizations, or things that results in a greater outcome than their solo work

Ex: They achieved remarkable results through the synergy of their diverse skills and experiences .
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symbiosis
[noun]

a close and often long-term interaction between two different species living in close physical association, typically to the advantage of both

Ex: The coral reefs showcase a remarkable example of symbiosis, where corals and algae live together , with corals providing shelter and nutrients while algae provide food through photosynthesis .
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synopsis
[noun]

a brief summary or overview of the plot, characters, and major events of a book, movie, or other narrative work

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aural
[Adjective]

connected with the sense of hearing or the ear

Ex: Her aural memory allowed her to recall melodies after hearing them once .
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auricle
[noun]

the visible cartilaginous part of the external ear

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syndrome
[noun]

a set of characteristics, behaviors, or qualities commonly observed in a specific situation or group of individuals

Ex: Individuals displaying the " me , me , me syndrome" often prioritize their own needs and desires above those of others , regardless of the impact on the collective well-being .
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