SAT Word Skills 4 - Lesson 5

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SAT Word Skills 4
sextet
sextet [noun]

a group of six things or people

Ex: A sextet of birds flew overhead , creating a stunning silhouette against the setting sun .
sextuple
sextuple [adjective]

consisting of six parts

Ex: Sextuple layers of security were implemented to protect the company 's sensitive data .
precise
precise [adjective]

(of a person) highly accurate and careful in actions or words

Ex: The precise chef measured each ingredient carefully to perfect the dish .
to christen
to christen [verb]

to initiate someone into the Christian faith through a special ceremony, often involving the use of water

Ex: The pastor will christen several individuals during the Sunday morning service .
christendom
christendom [noun]

all the Christian people and countries around the world

Ex:
to disabuse
to disabuse [verb]

to help a person rid themselves of their misconceptions

Ex: Her detailed explanation disabused everyone of the misconceptions surrounding the topic .
disaffection
disaffection [noun]

a sense of discontent, particularly towards a governing system

Ex: Growing disaffection among young people regarding traditional beliefs is reshaping cultural norms .
to disagree
to disagree [verb]

to lack harmony or compatibility with another element, idea, or action

Ex:
to disallow
to disallow [verb]

to reject or forbid something officially

Ex: The bank may disallow transactions that appear suspicious or fraudulent .
to disapprove
to disapprove [verb]

to have an unfavorable opinion or judgment about something

Ex: Investors might disapprove if the company fails to meet its financial targets .
to disarm
to disarm [verb]

to give up weapons or reduce military strength willingly

Ex: The militia refused to disarm despite international pressure .
disapprobation
disapprobation [noun]

strong disapproval of something, especially something moral

Ex: The community expressed its disapprobation of the company 's unethical business practices .
to disarrange
to disarrange [verb]

to make something disorganized

Ex: The unexpected move will disarrange the company 's office layout , requiring a complete reorganization .
disarray
disarray [noun]

a state of confusion and lack of order and organization

Ex: The sudden change in plans left the entire team in disarray , unsure of how to proceed .
to disband
to disband [verb]

to stop operating as a group

Ex: The committee will disband after the final decision is made on the project .
to disburden
to disburden [verb]

to free someone from a burden

Ex: After the long negotiations , the company hopes to disburden itself of the financial obligations that have been hindering its growth .
to disburse
to disburse [verb]

to distribute money, funds, or resources, typically for various purposes or obligations

Ex: Non-profit organizations carefully plan how to disburse donated funds to support their initiatives .
SAT Word Skills 4
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