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SAT Word Skills 6 - Lesson 26

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SAT Word Skills 6
to deface
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to ruin or damage something's appearance, particularly by writing or sketching on it

Ex: The group was defacing the park benches when the police arrived .
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to actively support or promote a particular cause, idea, or belief, often through organized efforts, advocacy, or public engagement

Ex: The group is campaigning to get the law changed in favor of environmental protection .
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to scorn
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to have no respect for someone or something because one thinks they are stupid or undeserving

Ex: We scorn those who exploit the vulnerable for personal gain .
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to sit or stand with one leg on either side of

Ex: The fearless acrobat bestrode two galloping horses , showcasing an incredible feat of agility .
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to do or say something to purposely hurt or disrespect someone

Ex: Refusing the invitation seemed to affront the host , who had gone through great effort to organize the event .
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to cozen
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to use deceitful means to trick someone

Ex: They will cozen their rivals by spreading false rumors to gain a competitive advantage .
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to repute
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to consider or regard someone or something in a particular way

Ex: They will repute the new CEO as a capable and dynamic leader based on her track record .
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to waive
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to voluntarily relinquish or give up a right, claim, or privilege

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to waft
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to blow or carry something gently through the air with a light and airy motion

Ex: The draft from the open window wafts the smell of freshly baked bread into the room .
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to wallow
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to indulge or revel in a particular feeling or activity, often with a sense of self-pity or excessive enjoyment

Ex: He would often wallow in nostalgia , reminiscing about the good old days when life seemed simpler and troubles were few .
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to swathe
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to wrap or cover something with a long piece of cloth or material

Ex: The newborn was swathed in a soft blanket , snug and warm .
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to shrink in size

Ex: His muscles shrivelled from years of inactivity .
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to set up a temporary campsite, typically without tents or other shelters

Ex: Tomorrow , we 'll bivouac by the lake , setting up our campsite under the towering trees .
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to cede
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to transfer the title, rights, or ownership of something to another person or entity

Ex: He ceded the leadership position to his colleague after stepping down for personal reasons .
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to deluge
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to flood or submerge an area with an overwhelming amount of water

Ex: Tomorrow 's forecast predicts that a severe weather system will deluge the region with rainfall .
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to transmit a copy of a document or image through a fax machine

Ex: Tomorrow , I will facsimile the signed agreement to headquarters for processing .
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to quail
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to experience or express the feeling of fear

Ex: The children quailed at the spooky tales told around the campfire.
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to rue
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to feel regret or sorrow for something

Ex: People often rue the consequences of their actions when faced with challenges .
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to repay someone for expenses they have incurred

Ex: The landlord agreed to reimburse utility bills for tenants in the rental property .
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SAT Word Skills 6
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