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SAT Word Skills 5 - Lesson 7

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SAT Word Skills 5
invaluable
invaluable
[Adjective]

holding such great value or importance that it cannot be measured or replaced

Ex: Her advice was invaluable in helping me make the right decision. 
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formidable
formidable
[Adjective]

commanding great respect or fear due to having exceptional strength, excellence, or capabilities

Ex: Her formidable intellect made her a top contender for the prestigious scholarship. 
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permissible
permissible
[Adjective]

allowed or acceptable according to established rules or standards

Ex: Smoking is not permissible inside the building. 
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eligible
eligible
[Adjective]

possessing the right to do or have something because of having the required qualifications

Ex: To apply for the scholarship, students must meet the eligible criteria regarding their academic performance. 
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pliable
pliable
[Adjective]

well adapting to new and different conditions

Ex: The pliable employee quickly learned the new software system, impressing her manager with her adaptability. 
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foible
foible
[noun]

an unusual characteristic or mannerism that is peculiar or silly

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curable
curable
[Adjective]

(of an illness or disease) capable of being successfully healed through medical treatment or therapy

Ex: Fortunately, her illness is curable with the right treatment and medication. 
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feasible
feasible
[Adjective]

having the potential of being done successfully

Ex: The project manager determined that the proposed plan was feasible given the available resources and timeline. 
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fungible
fungible
[Adjective]

capable of being changed or replaced with something of the same kind

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pleasurable
pleasurable
[Adjective]

giving satisfaction and enjoyment

Ex: Swimming in the warm ocean water was a pleasurable experience. 
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legible
legible
[Adjective]

(of a piece of writing) capable of being read or easily understood

Ex: The teacher praised her for her legible handwriting. 
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comestible
comestible
[Adjective]

fit for human or animal consumption

Ex: Not all wild mushrooms are comestible; some can be deadly. 
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suggestible
suggestible
[Adjective]

easily influenced or open to suggestion and reccomendation

Ex: The suggestible young girl was swayed by her friends to join the new club at school, even though she initially hesitated. 
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to quibble

to argue over unimportant things or to complain about them

Ex: Instead of focusing on the main issue, he chose to quibble over minor details. 
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to ramble
to ramble
[Verb]

to continue speaking or writing in a lengthy, unfocused, or wandering manner without a clear or organized structure

Ex: During the lecture, the professor tended to ramble, touching on various topics. 
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to garble
to garble
[Verb]

to mix up, distort, or confuse information, typically in a way that makes it difficult to understand or use

Ex: The poor phone connection garbled his message, making it impossible to understand. 
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to dabble
to dabble
[Verb]

to engage in water-related activities in a playful or casual manner

Ex: The children loved to dabble in the shallow pool, splashing and giggling as they played with water toys. 
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to addle
to addle
[Verb]

(especially of eggs or organic matter) to go bad

Ex: The eggs had addled after weeks in the sun. 
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to befuddle

to muddle someone's thinking, making it difficult to concentrate or reason

Ex: The complex instructions completely befuddles me. 
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