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SAT Word Skills 3 - Lesson 49

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SAT Word Skills 3
unbearable
[Adjective]

causing extreme discomfort or distress that is difficult to endure

Ex: The tension in the room was so thick that it felt almost unbearable.
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unbecoming
[Adjective]

not appropriate or attractive, often in a way that goes against accepted standards or social norms

Ex: The manager reprimanded the team member for his unbecoming attitude towards colleagues during the meeting .
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unbelief
[noun]

the state of not holding or accepting beliefs

Ex: In the face of societal progress , unbelief in equal rights for all remains a barrier to achieving true inclusivity and justice .
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unbridled
[Adjective]

lacking restraint, often suggesting a wild nature

Ex: In the heart of the jungle , the unbridled symphony of wildlife serenaded the moonlit night , a testament to the untamed wilderness .
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unfounded
[Adjective]

having no basis in fact or reality, making something unreliable or untrue

Ex: His belief that he would fail the exam was unfounded, as he had studied diligently and was well-prepared .
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to do business with another person or company

Ex: During the meeting , the two companies agreed to transact a significant merger deal , marking a new era of collaboration .
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to go or be beyond the material or physical aspects of existence, indicating a superior existence or understanding

Ex: Some philosophers believe that the soul transcends the physical body .
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to knowingly violate regulations or agreements

Ex: Her decision to transgress workplace rules by sharing sensitive company data led to serious repercussions for both her and the organization .
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to transform words from one writing system to another

Ex: Linguists often transliterate ancient texts , making them accessible to readers unfamiliar with the original script .
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translucent
[Adjective]

permitting light to pass through but making objects on the other side appear blurred

Ex: The packaging was made of a translucent material , giving a glimpse of the product inside .
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to emit vapor or gaseous substances into the atmosphere

Ex: The furnace operated at high temperatures, causing the fuel to transpire into the air.
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subacid
[Adjective]

having a subtle sour taste

Ex: As the sun set, the subacid nuances of the tropical fruit cocktail brought a burst of freshness to the beachside picnic.
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to subdue
[Verb]

to bring something or someone under control, often using authority or force

Ex: The government plans to use force if necessary to subdue any uprising .
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to go down or settle, either by sinking or gently lowering, as in buildings, on the ground, or in water

Ex: As the storm passed , the waves on the lake began to subside, calming the once-choppy waters .
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to bring someone to a state of consciousness, typically by administering medical aid or CPR

Ex: The medical team used a defibrillator to resuscitate the heart attack victim .
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the act of bringing something into activity after a period of disuse

Ex: After a period of disuse , the neglected garden underwent a resurrection, blooming with vibrant colors and life once more .
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resurgent
[Adjective]

bouncing back with newfound strength

Ex: The once-silent music scene experienced a resurgent beat , echoing through the city 's streets with newfound rhythm .
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the act of starting again after a pause or interruption

Ex: As the curtain fell unexpectedly , the play 's director orchestrated a swift resumption, capturing the audience 's attention once more .
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a person who answers or reacts

Ex: The online discussion allowed each participant to be a respondent, expressing their thoughts on the topic .
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