SAT Word Skills 4 - Lesson 28

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to comprise [verb]

to form or be the parts that create a complete whole

Ex: Four acts comprise the play , each telling a different part of the story .

to compromise [verb]

to settle a disagreement or conflict by both sides making concessions

Ex: In negotiations , both parties must be prepared to compromise in order to reach a mutually beneficial agreement .

exceptionable [adjective]

given to cause objection

Ex: Her exceptionable remarks at the meeting led to a heated discussion .

to exempt [verb]

to officially excuse someone from a requirement or obligation

Ex: The law provides provisions to exempt certain religious practices from certain regulations .

meritocracy [noun]

a societal system where success is determined by individual skill and ability rather than factors like wealth or social status

Ex: Meritocracy values achievement over inherited advantage .

meritorious [adjective]

deserving praise or compensation

Ex: The charity 's efforts to provide aid to impoverished communities were recognized as meritorious by the local government .

prospector [noun]

a person who searches for invaluable substance, such as gold, on or under the ground

Ex: Many prospectors abandoned their search when the gold mines they had hoped to find turned out to be barren .

prospectus [noun]

a descriptive catalog or booklet providing information about the courses, programs, and other offerings available at a college or university

Ex: The university ’s prospectus includes detailed descriptions of all the courses offered .

to berate [verb]

to criticize someone angrily and harshly

Ex: The coach berated the team for their lack of effort during the crucial game .

beret [noun]

a round hat, typically made of wool or other soft material, that is flat at the top of the head and has no brim

Ex: During the parade , many soldiers wore berets as part of their uniform .

freemason [noun]

a member of an international secret society, known for its secret rituals, symbols, and fellowship

Ex: As a new freemason , he was introduced to the society ’s traditions and its commitment to helping others .

freethinker [noun]

someone who has their own opinions, ideas, and beliefs rather than accepting other people's, especially about religion or politics

Ex: Despite growing up in a religious community , he became a freethinker , developing his own spiritual beliefs .

intestate [adjective]

dying without having left a will behind

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intestine [noun]

a long, continuous tube in the body through which the food coming from the stomach moves and is passed

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to dissolve [verb]

(of a solid) to become one with a liquid

Ex: The salt has completely dissolved into the soup .

dissolution [noun]

the formal ending of a business agreement, marriage, parliament, organization, etc.

Ex: The prime minister called for the dissolution of parliament , triggering a new election .

dissolute [adjective]

lacking restraint and morality in the way of life

Ex: After years of living a dissolute life , he decided to turn things around and focus on his career .

pharmacy [noun]

a shop where medicines are sold

Ex: The local pharmacy provides vaccination services and health consultations .

pharmacopoeia [noun]

a supply of drugs and medicines

Ex: They ensured that the pharmacopoeia was well-stocked with essential drugs for emergencies .

pharmaceutic [adjective]

of or relating to pharmacy or pharmacists

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