SAT Exam Essential Vocabulary - Uncommon Meanings
Here you will learn the uncommon meaning of some English words, such as "drag", "leave", "gulf", etc. that you will need to ace your SATs.
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to elevate or accord significant social importance to someone or something through public recognition or acknowledgment
to maneuver or direct something along a twisting or curving path
to firmly and persistently express an opinion, belief, or statement as true and valid
to narrate or recount a story, event, or series of events
to bring to a sudden halt
to think about a problem or an issue and start to deal with it
to bring suggestions, plans, or ideas forward for further consideration
to make someone experience something unpleasant
to pay for or offer food, drink, or entertainment to someone as a gift or favor
to provide access to or give someone the opportunity to do something
to make something tangible or actual from an idea or concept
to propose an idea or theory for discussion
a distinctive and recognizable style or characteristic that sets someone or something apart
an estimate or prediction based on past observations or data
the aftermath or consequences following a significant event, especially a disaster
the composition or makeup of someone or something, especially in terms of its physical or structural arrangement
the act or fact of taking someone's child and growing them up, which has been approved by law
a sequence of actions or efforts directed towards advancing a principle or achieving a specific objective
the action of one object coming forcibly into contact with another
an object capable of carrying infectious agents and transmitting them between individuals
the specific area or domain where one's actions, authority, or expertise are appropriate or effective
the consistent course or pattern of a person's life and activities
a performer or attraction that greatly appeals to audiences, resulting in the attraction of large crowds to an event or venue
a symbol or design used in medieval times to decorate a helmet, often representing a family or knightly order
(of senses) highly-developed and very sensitive
related to a peaceful and simple countryside life, often seen as idyllic and rustic
knowing someone or something very well through close study or personal experience
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