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SAT Word Skills 4 - Lesson 30

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the way that two or more people or things are different from each other

Ex: He could n't see any difference between the two paintings ; they looked identical to him .
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a characteristic that distinguishes one thing from another, especially in a biological or philosophical context

Ex: In biological classification , the differentia between two closely related species can be subtle but important .
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differential
[Adjective]

different in comparison to something else based on the circumstances

Ex: The team 's success was attributed to its differential strategies , adapting to different opponents and situations during matches .
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to be something that marks two things or people as completely distinguished or different

Ex: His voice differentiates him from other singers in the competition .
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to render a plan or action ineffective or unnecessary by doing something before it happens

Ex: She preempted any further discussion by addressing all the potential concerns in her speech .
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to exist before a specific event, object, or condition

Ex: Historical manuscripts in the archive pre-existed the establishment of the modern library.
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a strong feeling or sense that something unpleasant is going to happen, often without clear evidence or reason

Ex: She could n’t shake the premonition that her friend was in danger .
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presage
[noun]

an early sign or warning of something, usually negative

Ex: The ominous behavior of the dog was seen as a presage of something bad about to happen .
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riddance
[noun]

the act of getting rid of something or someone unwanted

Ex: The decision to leave the toxic relationship brought a feeling of riddance.
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riddled
[Adjective]

having many holes caused by damage or decay

Ex: The roof was riddled with holes, letting in rainwater during the storm.
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to make fun of someone or something

Ex: It is crucial that educators do not ridicule students for asking questions .
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to constantly move around a gas, air, or liquid inside a closed area

Ex: The aquarium 's filtration system circulates water to keep it clean and oxygenated for the fish .
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circuitous
[Adjective]

(of a route) longer and more indirect than the most direct course

Ex: She took a circuitous route home to avoid the busy downtown area .
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indefatigable
[Adjective]

showing so much energy and persistence and never becoming tired of trying to achieve something

Ex: The leader 's indefatigable dedication inspired the entire organization to strive for excellence .
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infrequent
[Adjective]

happening at irregular intervals

Ex: He received infrequent updates about the project's progress.
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to violate someone's rights or property

Ex: The court found the defendant guilty of infringing the patent rights of a competing company .
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inimitable
[Adjective]

beyond imitation due to being unique and of high quality

Ex: The artisan 's inimitable craftsmanship was evident in every detail of his handmade furniture .
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insuperable
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(of a difficulty or problem) so severe that it cannot be solved easily

Ex: They viewed the mountain as an insuperable barrier to their journey , but they pressed on .
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SAT Word Skills 4
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