SAT Word Skills 6 - Lesson 15

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SAT Word Skills 6
crepuscular
crepuscular [adjective]

relating to or resembling twilight

Ex: The crepuscular glow of the street lamps cast long shadows on the deserted road .
ocular
ocular [adjective]

pertaining to or relating to the eyes or vision

Ex:
polar
polar [adjective]

characterized by extreme opposition or contrast

Ex: Their childhood experiences were polar , shaping their vastly different outlooks on life .
stellar
stellar [adjective]

outstanding or excellent in quality or performance

Ex: The movie boasted a stellar cast of seasoned actors , each bringing their unique talents to the screen , resulting in a captivating and memorable cinematic experience .
unicellular
unicellular [adjective]

consisting of a single cell, performing all necessary functions within that one cell

Ex: Yeasts , used in baking and brewing , are unicellular fungi that ferment sugars to produce carbon dioxide and alcohol .
callow
callow [adjective]

(of a person) young and behaving in a manner that displays one's inexperience or immaturity

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sallow
sallow [adjective]

yellowish, sickly, or lacking in healthy color

Ex: The patient 's sallow appearance prompted the doctor to investigate potential underlying health issues .
celibate
celibate [adjective]

refraining from participating in sexual relations or marriage

Ex: Some individuals choose to remain celibate until they find the right partner or until they are ready for a committed relationship .
inveterate
inveterate [adjective]

habitual, firmly established, and unlikely to change

Ex: His inveterate skepticism made it difficult for him to trust new people or ideas , even when presented with evidence to the contrary .
trite
trite [adjective]

(mainly of ideas, opinions, or remarks) used so often that it no longer has the same effect or originality

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decrepit
decrepit [adjective]

lacking vitality and strength or showing signs of extreme age

Ex: The decrepit patient required constant care and assistance in daily activities .
elite
elite [adjective]

associated with superior status, privilege, or excellence

Ex: The elite squad of scientists worked on groundbreaking research projects , contributing to advancements in their respective fields .
finite
finite [adjective]

having measurable limits or boundaries

Ex: The company had a finite amount of resources available for the project .
licit
licit [adjective]

legally and officially authorized or approved by the law

replete
replete [adjective]

containing an abundance of something

Ex: The library , replete with rare books , was a treasure trove for researchers .
determinate
determinate [adjective]

fixed, settled, or definite, without possibility of change or uncertainty

Ex: The schedule for the event was determinate , with specific timings allocated for each activity .
ornate
ornate [adjective]

elaborately decorated or adorned with intricate details

Ex: The palace 's ornate architecture featured intricate carvings and elaborate facades , showcasing the wealth and power of its inhabitants .
SAT Word Skills 6
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