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SAT Word Skills 6 - Lesson 10

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SAT Word Skills 6
heritage
[noun]

an individual's religious or ethnic background that is passed down to them from their ancestors

Ex: She learned traditional recipes from her grandmother , preserving her culinary heritage for future generations .
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collage
[noun]

a collection or combination of diverse elements or ideas

Ex: The book club 's discussion was a collage of opinions and interpretations , each member bringing their unique perspective to the conversation .
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acreage
[noun]

the total expanse of land, typically measured in square units

Ex: The local government designated the vast acreage of forested land as protected wilderness to conserve its natural beauty and biodiversity .
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drainage
[noun]

the process of removing excess water or other liquids from an area or system, typically through a network of pipes, channels, or natural slopes

Ex: The contractor ensured that the drainage around the building was designed to avoid any water damage .
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espionage
[noun]

the covert gathering of information for political, military, or economic purposes, often conducted by intelligence agencies

Ex: Cyber espionage has become a prominent threat , with hackers infiltrating networks to steal confidential information and disrupt operations .
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adage
[noun]

a short, memorable saying that expresses a common observation or truth about life

Ex: In times of adversity , he finds solace in the adage " this too shall pass , " reminding himself that difficult situations are temporary .
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mileage
[noun]

the number of miles per gallon of fuel efficiency achieved by a vehicle

Ex: After the tune-up , the mechanic noted an improvement in the car 's mileage, indicating better fuel efficiency .
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cartilage
[noun]

an elastic tissue that supports or connects joints in an infant and turns into skeleton during growth

Ex: Chondrocytes are cells responsible for producing and maintaining cartilage.
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mirage
[noun]

something that appears desirable or promising but is ultimately unattainable or elusive

Ex: Some people spend their lives chasing after the mirage of happiness , believing it lies in material possessions or external achievements , only to find true contentment eludes them .
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sage
[noun]

a wise and knowledgeable character who provides guidance or advice to the protagonist

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brokerage
[noun]

an intermediary entity or individual that facilitates transactions or negotiations between parties

Ex: The brokerage firm specialized in matching investors with investment opportunities, providing expert guidance on portfolio management and wealth accumulation strategies.
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vantage
[noun]

a position that grants superiority or advantage over others

Ex: Despite their initial vantage, the rebels faced challenges in maintaining their position against the well-equipped army .
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a light-hearted and playful exchange of banter or conversation

Ex: With his quick wit and charm , he excelled in the art of persiflage, effortlessly keeping the conversation light and entertaining .
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demurrage
[noun]

a charge levied on the detention of a vessel, container, or cargo beyond the allotted time for loading or unloading at a port

Ex: Despite the efforts to minimize delays , the shipping company occasionally faced demurrage charges when unforeseen circumstances caused disruptions in their operations .
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plumage
[noun]

the feathers of a bird covering its body

Ex: Ducks molt and regrow their plumage every year .
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to get angry or feel upset, particularly because of being insulted

Ex: The took umbrage at the student 's rude question .
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to make someone angry or upset, usually by offending them

Ex: The boss's harsh criticism of Tom's presentation gave him umbrage, and he considered resigning from his job.
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savage
[noun]

a person who behaves in a brutal or aggressive manner

Ex: The diplomat 's calm demeanor belied the savage within , as he navigated the treacherous waters of international politics with ruthless cunning .
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shrinkage
[noun]

the process of something getting smaller or decrease in size

Ex: The shrinkage of his savings forced him to rethink his retirement plan .
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montage
[noun]

a composition that combines multiple images, graphics, or elements to visually represent a theme, idea, or story

Ex: The art exhibition poster featured a captivating montage of abstract shapes and colors , reflecting the diverse and eclectic nature of the showcased artworks .
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SAT Word Skills 6
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