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SAT Word Skills 6 - Lesson 18

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SAT Word Skills 6
globose
globose
[Adjective]

having a round or spherical shape

Ex: The cactus had globose green stems that stored water to survive in arid environments. 
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jocose
jocose
[Adjective]

characterized by a playful, humorous, or jesting manner

Ex: His jocose nature always lightened the mood during staff meetings, making them more enjoyable. 
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lachrymose
lachrymose
[Adjective]

tearful or prone to crying

Ex: The lachrymose scene in the movie brought tears to the eyes of many viewers. 
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morose
morose
[Adjective]

having a sullen, gloomy, or pessimistic disposition

Ex: After receiving disappointing news, he became morose and withdrew from social interactions. 
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ramose
ramose
[Adjective]

branched or having many branches

Ex: The ramose oak tree spread its branches wide, providing ample shade on sunny days. 
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canny
canny
[Adjective]

shrewd, astute, and clever in their dealings or decision-making

Ex: His canny investment decisions allowed him to amass wealth steadily over the years. 
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natty
natty
[Adjective]

neat, attractive and fashionable

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paltry
paltry
[Adjective]

having little value or importance

Ex: The paltry excuse he provided for his absence was not convincing. 
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pudgy
pudgy
[Adjective]

slightly fat or chubby, especially in a cute or endearing way

Ex: The toddler had pudgy cheeks that everyone loved to pinch. 
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wiry
wiry
[Adjective]

having a lean and strong body

Ex: The wiry gymnast executed intricate routines with grace and precision, showcasing his strength and flexibility. 
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coy
coy
[Adjective]

shy, modest, or reluctant to reveal one's true feelings or intentions

Ex: She gave him a coy smile, not wanting to reveal her excitement too easily. 
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brittle
brittle
[Adjective]

lacking warmth or emotional flexibility, often indicating a cold or rigid demeanor

Ex: Her brittle tone indicated that she was still upset about the argument from earlier. 
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fickle
fickle
[Adjective]

unpredictable or likely to change

Ex: The desert winds were fickle, changing direction unpredictably and confounding travelers. 
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hale
hale
[Adjective]

enjoying good health and strength

Ex: The hale elder participated in outdoor activities, showcasing his robust health. 
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supple
supple
[Adjective]

slender and flexible, able to bend or move smoothly and with elegance

Ex: The dancer's supple movements held the audience spellbound. 
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telltale
telltale
[Adjective]

suggesting or indicating something, particularly something unnoticeable or secret

Ex: The telltale odor of smoke suggested that a fire had occurred in the building. 
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cliched
cliched
[Adjective]

lacking originality or freshness

Ex: The film was criticized for its clichéd plot twists that viewers had seen many times before. 
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headstrong
headstrong
[Adjective]

determined to do things in one's own way and often resistant to the opinions or suggestions of others

Ex: She was too headstrong to follow anyone’s advice. 
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