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SAT Word Skills 4 - Lesson 16

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SAT Word Skills 4
multifarious
multifarious
[Adjective]

containing numerous diverse parts or aspects

Ex: The multifarious activities at the fair ensured there was something for everyone. 
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multiform
multiform
[Adjective]

having many different forms

Ex: The artist’s work was multiform, blending various styles and techniques in each piece. 
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multiplicity

a great number

Ex: The multiplicity of options made it difficult to choose the best one. 
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potable
potable
[Adjective]

(of water) safe for consumption

Ex: The river was once polluted, but now its water is potable due to successful conservation efforts. 
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potency
potency
[noun]

the power to have an impact on others

Ex: The politician’s speech had a remarkable potency, swaying the opinions of many undecided voters. 
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potent
potent
[Adjective]

having great power, effectiveness, or influence to produce a desired result

Ex: The medicine had a potent effect, relieving her pain within minutes. 
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impotent
impotent
[Adjective]

not possessing the power or ability to affect a situation

Ex: He felt impotent in the face of the overwhelming challenges at work. 
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potentate
potentate
[noun]

someone who rules over people and possesses absolute control and power

Ex: The ancient empire was ruled by a potentate who had control over every aspect of daily life. 
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potential
potential
[Adjective]

having the possibility to develop or be developed into something particular in the future

Ex: She saw potential issues with the project and addressed them early on. 
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potion
potion
[noun]

a liquid mixture with healing, magical, or poisonous effects

Ex: The wizard handed her a glowing potion to restore her strength after the battle. 
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atypical
atypical
[Adjective]

differing from what is usual, expected, or standard

Ex: The atypical design of the building caught everyone's attention. 
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to atrophy

to gradually decline, typically due to lack of use, nourishment, or stimulation

Ex: Without regular exercise, muscles can atrophy over time. 
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atheist
atheist
[Adjective]

relating to beliefs which deny the existence of God or any gods

Ex: The atheist community organized a conference to discuss secular ethics and humanism. 
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bon mot
bon mot
[noun]

a smart and funny comment

Ex: With one well-timed bon mot, she managed to diffuse the tension in the room. 
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bona fide
bona fide
[Adjective]

genuine and not fake

Ex: The seller assured the buyer that the watch was bona fide, with all the original documents and warranty. 
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cycloid
cycloid
[Adjective]

(of a curve) formed by a point on a circle rolling on a line

Ex: The cycloid shape is often applied in physics to describe the motion of objects under rolling conditions. 
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cygnet
cygnet
[noun]

a newly-hatched swan

Ex: The little cygnet was too young to fly but could already swim with grace. 
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cynosure
cynosure
[noun]

something or someone that is the center of attraction or admiration

Ex: The actress was the cynosure of the evening, with everyone admiring her stunning gown. 
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offhand
offhand
[Adverb]

In a dismissive or indifferent manner

Ex: He dismissed her concerns offhand, not realizing how important they were to her. 
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offshoot
offshoot
[noun]

a new development that grows out of an existing situation, concept, or organization, typically as a natural progression or consequence

Ex: The startup was an offshoot of the larger tech company, focusing on a new market. 
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