SAT Word Skills 3 - Lesson 50

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to undeceive

[Verb]

to reveal the truth and free someone from misconceptions

Ex: As a teacher, her aim was to undeceive students about historical inaccuracies, encouraging critical thinking and factual understanding.

unfeigned

[Adjective]

without any pretense in feelings or expressions

Ex: The artist poured unfeigned emotion onto the canvas , creating a masterpiece that resonated with viewers .

unflappable

[Adjective]

having the ability to stay composed and calm in difficult circumstances

Ex: Despite criticism , he remained unflappable, sticking to his decisions with unwavering confidence .

unflinching

[Adjective]

not backing off when things are becoming more challenging

Ex: The soldier's unflinching courage in battle was widely admired.

resonance

[noun]

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

Ex: The resonance of his speech conveyed sincerity and conviction , drawing the audience closer to his message .

resonant

[Adjective]

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

Ex: The resonant sound of footsteps on the wooden floor echoed in the empty hall .

to resonate

[Verb]

to produce a deep and rich sound that lingers or echoes

Ex: While the choir was singing , the harmonious voices were resonating through the hall .

pseudonym

[noun]

a fake name people use for certain activities

Ex: The pseudonym SparkShift conceals the identity of a passionate advocate for positive change in online forums .

mellifluous

[Adjective]

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

Ex: Listening to classical music can have a mellifluous effect on the mind , promoting relaxation and inner peace .

melodious

[Adjective]

having a pleasant sound

Ex: They enjoyed a melodious evening with soft jazz playing in the background .

liability

[noun]

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

Ex: By accepting the loan , Sarah took on the liability of repaying the borrowed $ 10,000 over the next five years .

liable

[Adjective]

prone to experience or be influenced by a particular thing

inert

[Adjective]

not moving or active

Ex: The inert body of the bear lay motionless in its den during hibernation .

inertia

[noun]

a tendency toward inactivity and stability

Ex: The inertia of comfort zones often hinders individuals from exploring new opportunities .

heredity

[noun]

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

Ex: In the animal kingdom , traits such as fur color and tail length are determined by heredity.

hereditary

[Adjective]

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

Ex: The genetic counselor highlighted the hereditary patterns in the family's health history.

hereditament

[noun]

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

Ex: Forming an emotional hereditament, the tattered love letters are carefully preserved in a time-worn box , capturing the essence of enduring love

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SAT Word Skills 3 - Lesson 50