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SAT Natural Sciences - Vision and Precision

Here you will learn some English words related to vision and precision, such as "opaque", "shroud", "radiant", etc. that you will need to ace your SATs.

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SAT Vocabulary for Natural Sciences
conspicuous
[Adjective]

standing out and easy to see or notice

Ex: The graffiti on the building was conspicuous due to its vibrant colors and large size .
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detectable
[Adjective]

able to be easily noticed or perceived, often through observation or measurement

Ex: The slight variations in color detectable to the trained eye of the artist .
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indistinct
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not easily defined or understood due to a lack of clarity or precision

Ex: The lines between right and wrong often indistinct in complex moral dilemmas .
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opaque
[Adjective]

(of an object) blocking the passage of light and preventing objects from being seen through it

Ex: opaque glass in the bathroom ensured privacy while blocking outside light .
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vibrant
[Adjective]

(of colors) bright and strong

Ex: The artist 's abstract paintings were known for vibrant compositions and bold use of color .
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transparent
[Adjective]

able to be seen through

Ex: The cleartransparent water of the aquarium allowed us to observe the intricate movements of the tropical fish .
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translucent
[Adjective]

permitting light to pass through but making objects on the other side appear blurred

Ex: The packaging was made of translucent material , giving a glimpse of the product inside .
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obtrusive
[Adjective]

noticeable in a way that is unpleasant, unwanted, or disruptive

Ex: obtrusive noise from the construction site disrupted the peaceful neighborhood .
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dazzling
[Adjective]

shining brightly with intense light

Ex: The stage lights were dazzling, highlighting the performers on stage.
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lurid
[Adjective]

too bright in color, in a way that is not pleasant

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gaudy
[Adjective]

excessively colorful, flashy, or showy in a way that lacks taste or elegance

Ex: The party featured gaudy costumes and extravagant decorations.
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shimmering
[Adjective]

emitting a flickering or wavering light

Ex: The shimmering lights from the carnival rides caught the eye of passersby.
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panoramic
[Adjective]

providing or capturing an extensive view of a scene or area

Ex: panoramic camera feature on her phone allowed her to capture wide-angle shots .
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inky
[Adjective]

dark or deep in color, like ink

Ex: His writing was neat inky, filling the page with words .
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lusterless
[Adjective]

appearing dull without any reflective quality

Ex: lusterless gemstone lacked the sparkle and shine of a high-quality jewel .
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murky
[Adjective]

(of sky) cloudy or dark, often resulting in a gloomy atmosphere

Ex: murky sky loomed overhead , suggesting that rain was imminent .
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vivid
[Adjective]

(of colors or light) very intense or bright

Ex: vivid green leaves on the trees signaled the arrival of spring .
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radiant
[Adjective]

emitting or reflecting light in a bright, glowing manner

Ex: radiant glow of the candles created a cozy atmosphere for the dinner party .
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overt
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open, obvious, and easily observable, without concealment or secrecy

Ex: The teacherovert praise for her students ' hard work encouraged them to continue striving for excellence .
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starkly
[Adverb]

in a way that is easily noticeable, highlighting a clear and obvious contrast

Ex: The movie 's ending starkly different from what the audience expected .
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outline
[noun]

the outer shape or edge that defines an object's form

Ex: outline of the continent was marked on the world map .
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illusion
[noun]

a misleading or incorrect mental representation of reality

Ex: The mirror created illusion that the room was larger than it actually was .
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vista
[noun]

a captivating scenery viewed from a distance

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spectacle
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a thing or person that is striking or impressive to see, often because it is unusual or remarkable

Ex: The magician 's disappearing act was a spectacle for the audience .
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hue
[noun]

the attribute of color that distinguishes one color from another based on its position in the color spectrum or wheel

Ex: The autumn leaves turned a hue of red and gold .
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sight
[noun]

an instance or act of seeing something through visual perception

Ex: sight of the bustling city from the skyscraper 's top floor was breathtaking .
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glimpse
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a quick or partial view of something, often fleeting or incomplete

Ex: I caught glimpse of her face in the crowd before she disappeared into the crowd .
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the quality or state of emitting light

Ex: The campfireluminosity illuminated the faces around it , creating a cozy atmosphere .
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sighting
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the act of seeing or observing something, especially something notable or unusual

Ex: sighting of a double rainbow after the storm amazed everyone .
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the dark shape and outline of an object, visible against a lighter background, often seen as a shadow

Ex: As the sun set , silhouette of the city skyline created a beautiful contrast against the colorful sky .
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glare
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a harsh, bright light that is more intense than what the eyes are used to, often causing discomfort

Ex: The photographer adjusted the angle to reduce glare in the picture .
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visual
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something that is perceived by sight, such as an image, graphic, or representation that can be seen or observed

Ex: The textbook includes visuals to aid in understanding complex concepts .
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to blend in with the surroundings to avoid being seen or detected

Ex: The stick insect resembles a twig , allowing it camouflage among branches and foliage to avoid detection by predators .
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to conceal or hide something

Ex: The artist intentionally used brushstrokes obscure certain details in the painting .
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to peer
[Verb]

to look closely or attentively at something, often in an effort to see or understand it better

Ex: While I was in the observatory , peered at distant galaxies through the telescope .
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to behold
[Verb]

to see something, often with a feeling of amazement or admiration

Ex: beholds the majesty of the mountains whenever she visits .
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to ogle
[Verb]

to stare at someone or something with strong and often inappropriate interest or desire

Ex: The group of teenagers giggled as ogled the latest fashion trends in the magazine .
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to squint
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to look with eyes half-opened when hit by light, or as a sign of suspicion, etc.

Ex: squinted at the menu in the dimly lit restaurant , struggling to read the options .
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to provide light to something, making it brighter

Ex: As the sun set , the candles were lit illuminate the room with a warm glow .
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to shine with a flickering or sparkling light

Ex: His eyes seemed twinkle with excitement as he told the story .
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to emerge
[Verb]

to become visible after coming out of somewhere

Ex: With the changing seasons , the first signs of emerged, bringing life back to the dormant landscape .
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to reveal
[Verb]

to make something visible

Ex: Peeling away the layers , the revealed ancient artifacts buried for centuries .
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to dig the ground and discover something

Ex: Metal detector enthusiasts unearth buried treasures in fields .
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to unveil
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to remove a cover from a statue, painting, etc. for the people to see, particularly as part of a public ceremony

Ex: The architect was thrilled unveil the innovative design of the new skyscraper .
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to reveal something by removing a cover or obstacle

Ex: The homeowner peeled away the wallpaper uncover a beautiful , vintage mural underneath .
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to reveal something by uncovering it

Ex: The artist slowly peeled away the layers of paint disclose the original masterpiece beneath .
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to expose
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to reveal, uncover, or make visible something that was hidden or covered

Ex: The detective dusted for fingerprints expose any evidence left behind at the crime scene .
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(of a surface) to redirect or bounce back heat, light, or sound without absorbing it

Ex: The acoustic panels in the concert hall were strategically placed reflect sound waves towards the audience , enhancing the listening experience .
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to gleam
[Verb]

to shine brightly, typically with reflected light

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to vanish
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to suddenly and mysteriously disappear without explanation

Ex: The detective was puzzled when the key witness suddenly seemed vanish from the case .
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to shroud
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to cover something in a protective or concealing manner

Ex: The funeral director shroud the casket with a ceremonial cloth during the service .
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to carefully cover or hide something or someone

Ex: The hidden door was designed conceal the entrance to the secret passage .
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scrutiny
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the careful and detailed examination to find mistakes or discover important information

Ex: The teacherscrutiny of the students ' work helped improve their understanding .
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minutiae
[noun]

small details that are easily overlooked

Ex: While proofreading , it 's crucial to pay attention to minutiae of grammar and punctuation to ensure a polished and error-free document .
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to carefully examine something to check its condition or make sure it meets standards

Ex: The inspects the machinery to detect any signs of wear or malfunction .
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to carefully check the quality, activity, or changes of something or someone for a period of time

Ex: Journalists monitor international news channels to stay updated on global events .
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to examine something closely and carefully in order to find errors

Ex: The customs scrutinized the passenger 's suitcase to ensure they were n't carrying any contraband .
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punctilious
[Adjective]

paying a lot of attention to the correctness of behavior or to detail

Ex: Despite the casual setting , punctilious behavior remained consistent and formal .
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painstaking
[Adjective]

requiring a lot of effort and time

Ex: Writing the report was painstaking process , involving thorough research and careful editing .
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thoroughly
[Adverb]

in a comprehensive manner

Ex: He read the thoroughly before signing it , making sure he understood all the terms and conditions .
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accurately
[Adverb]

in a way that has no errors or mistakes

Ex: The weather forecast predicted the accurately for the week .
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meticulously
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in a manner that is marked by careful attention to details

Ex: meticulously organized her workspace , arranging every item with precision and order .
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with a focus only on the surface or outer appearance

Ex: The initial investigation only scratched the surface , dealing with the superficially.
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muted
[Adjective]

(of colors) having a subdued tone, lacking brightness or vibrancy

Ex: muted color palette of the landscape photograph made it look timeless and classic .
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cosmetically
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in a manner that superficially focuses on the appearance of something

Ex: The dentist cosmetically enhancing her smile with porcelain veneers .
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