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SAT Word Skills 6 - Lesson 47

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SAT Word Skills 6
potpourri
[noun]

a collection or mixture of miscellaneous items, often diverse in nature

Ex: The committee 's proposal was a potpourri of ideas gathered from brainstorming sessions , each contributing to the overall vision .
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pact
[noun]

a formal agreement between parties, particularly to help one another

Ex: The treaty served as a historic pact, fostering peace and cooperation between the formerly rival nations .
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clan
[noun]

a large group of people who are related to each other

Ex: The wedding was a grand event , attended by members of the clan from all over the country .
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tryst
[noun]

a secret meeting or rendezvous, especially between romantic partners

Ex: He penned love letters to his paramour , arranging trysts in the garden where they first met .
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lagniappe
[noun]

something a merchant gives a customer as a bonus after a purchase

Ex: Customers were thrilled to receive a lagniappe— a free bookmark with every book .
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maul
[noun]

a heavy club or hammer, often equipped with spikes, used as a weapon or tool for striking or crushing

Ex: The blacksmith crafted a sturdy maul for the village militia , knowing it would be essential for their defense against marauders .
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Narcissus
[noun]

a figure from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water and ultimately turned into a flower that bears his name

Ex: Artists throughout history have depicted the moment Narcissus gazed into the pool, mesmerized by his own image.
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waif
[noun]

a person, often a child, who is homeless, neglected, or abandoned

Ex: Despite his own struggles , he dedicated his time to helping waifs find safety and security in a world that had forgotten them .
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kerchief
[noun]

a square or rectangular piece of cloth that is worn as a head covering or tied around the neck

Ex: The little girl giggled as she twirled around , her kerchief fluttering in the wind like a playful flag .
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mote
[noun]

a tiny speck or particle, especially of dust or other matter

Ex: As the hiker trudged through the dense forest , he noticed motes of pollen floating through the air , carried by the gentle breeze .
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forthright
[Adverb]

in a direct or straightforward manner, without hesitation or evasion

Ex: The manager dealt with the complaint forthright, resolving it swiftly and fairly.
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prognosis
[noun]

a professional opinion regarding the likely course of an illness

Ex: The veterinarian discussed the prognosis for the cat 's kidney disease , outlining potential treatment options and expected outcomes .
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trestle
[noun]

a framework of vertical posts or columns supporting a horizontal beam, often used for bridges or railway supports

Ex: The construction crew assembled sturdy trestles to support the weight of the temporary bridge during the road repairs .
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skiff
[noun]

a small, flat-bottomed boat used for fishing or transportation, typically propelled by oars, sails, or a motor

Ex: The artist painted a picturesque scene of a lone skiff drifting along the peaceful river , capturing the serenity of the moment .
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magician
[noun]

someone who performs magic tricks or illusions to entertain audiences

Ex: As a birthday treat , the parents hired a magician to entertain the kids with his mesmerizing magic tricks and illusions .
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duet
[noun]

a piece of music written for two performers

Ex: The guitar duet added a lively touch to the evening 's performance .
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trinket
[noun]

a small decorative object worn as jewelry that is not much valuable

Ex: The little girl admired her mother ’s collection of trinkets, each one telling a story of adventures and memories .
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demise
[noun]

the end or failure of something, such as an organization, system, or life

Ex: After years of financial struggle , the organization 's demise was certain .
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nit
[noun]

the egg of a louse or other parasitic insect that lives on someone's hair or piece of clothing

Ex: The nit treatment included a medicated shampoo designed to eliminate both lice and their eggs .
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SAT Word Skills 6
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