SAT Word Skills 3 - Lesson 50

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to undeceive [verb]

to reveal the truth and free someone from misconceptions

Ex: The investigative journalist worked tirelessly to undeceive the public , exposing the reality behind a series of fraudulent schemes .

unfeigned [adjective]

without any pretense in feelings or expressions

Ex: Their unfeigned concern for the well-being of others led them to selflessly volunteer in the community .

unflappable [adjective]

having the ability to stay composed and calm in difficult circumstances

Ex: She 's known for her unflappable attitude , never letting external pressures affect her performance .

unflinching [adjective]

not backing off when things are becoming more challenging

Ex:

resonance [noun]

the distinctive quality of sound in speech formed by the resonating spaces of the throat, mouth, and nose

Ex: The sincerity and conviction in his voice created a resonance that drew the audience closer to his message .

resonant [adjective]

(of sound) having a deep, clear, and echoing effect

Ex: His resonant laughter echoed in the open courtyard , spreading joy to those nearby .

to resonate [verb]

to produce a deep and rich sound that lingers or echoes

Ex: The guitar 's strings were tuned to resonate with a warm and melodic tone .

pseudonym [noun]

a fake name people use for certain activities

Ex: Embracing the pseudonym NightWanderer , a mysterious blogger shares nocturnal thoughts on the web .

mellifluous [adjective]

(of sounds) smooth, pleasant, and sweet to the ear

Ex: The gentle rustle of leaves and the mellifluous chirping of birds created a serene atmosphere in the garden .

melodious [adjective]

having a pleasant sound

Ex: Her melodious voice made the lullaby soothing and calming .

liability [noun]

a commitment to provide a specific amount of money to another person or organization

Ex: The membership agreement outlined the liability of members to contribute $ 100 annually for club maintenance .

liable [adjective]

susceptible to being affected by a condition or influence

Ex: The plants are liable to frost damage .

inert [adjective]

not moving or active

Ex: The inert state of the volcano led scientists to believe it was dormant and unlikely to erupt .

inertia [noun]

a tendency toward inactivity and stability

Ex: Despite numerous challenges , the political system exhibited an inertia against reform .

heredity [noun]

the passing of genetic traits from parents to their children through reproduction

Ex: The study of genetics delves into the mechanisms of heredity and the passing of traits .

hereditary [adjective]

(of a disease or characteristic) able to be passed on to a child through the genes of its parents

Ex: They were aware of the hereditary risk of diabetes in their family .

hereditament [noun]

a property that can be inherited, such as land or other belongings

Ex: The antique jewelry collection , carefully preserved over the years , is a valuable hereditament with both sentimental and monetary significance .

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