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SAT words in this Episode:

Pundit: knowledgeable commentator Saturate: Flood, soakScrupulous: very carful and precise Simile: ComparisonSlight: Insult Sophistry: deceptive reasoning Vapid: Dull, uninteresting Vying: striving Verbose: wordy, long-winded Wry: clever or grim sense of humor

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SAT words in this Episode:

Finesse: Elegant skill, TactFortitude: Courage Induce: Cause Noxious: Poisonous Indolent: LazyProvocative: Stimulating, as is provoking an action, thought, or feeling. Quixotic: Foolish Encompass: Include, surroundGargantuan: Gigantic Laggard: Lazy personEmpathetic: Compassionate Recluse: HermitVigilant: Watchful, Alert

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SAT words in this Episode:

Application: the act of applying or the the act of putting something on

Adroit: Skillful, dexterous

Adept: Skillful, really well skilled; completely versed; thoroughly proficient

Apathetic: Lacking interest

Apt: Inclined

Arcane: mysterious, known only by few

August: dignified

Digress: Stray form the subject at hand

Dilatory: Tending to waste time

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SAT words in this Episode:

Diffident:  modest or shy because of a lack of self-confidence.

Deluge: inundate with a great quantity of something.

Deter: discourage

Referendum:  voting against or for a political decision

Ubiquitous: found everywhere

Dolt: a stupid person

Eccentric: a person with a strange or unconventional behavior

Destitute: not having, without the basic necessities of life

 

All the words in the 3 episode of " Do Not Insult Me, I have a Plethora of SAT Words":

Garish: tastelessly showy

Gargantuan: gigantic

Glutton: someone who eats and drinks too much

Gait: Manner of walking

Pompous: affectedly and irritatingly grand

Pretentious: making an exaggerated outward show; ostentatious.

Grandiose: pompous, pretentious

Genial: friendly

Amiable: friendly

Amicable: friendly

Abhor: hate

Assuage: relieve, appease

Reticent: emotionally reserved

Squander: waste

Teem: abundant

Abundant: teem

Quixotic: foolish

Deliriously: suffering from extreme mental excitement or being extremely confused

Droll: amusing in an odd way

Dross: the waste or impurities removed from a refined metal, inferior or trivial matter

Dilettante: amateur, nonprofessional

Devoid: entirely lacking or free from

Diffuse: disseminate , spread over wide area

Debase: reduce in quality or value

Demote: downgrade, reduce in rank

Descry: To discover by careful observation or scrutiny; detect.

Diction: the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.

Discord: disagreement between people

Discourse: written or spoken debate

Dichotomy:  that are or are represented as being opposed or entirely different.

Doff: remove (an item of clothing).

Don:  to put on (an article of clothing) 

Debauched: making immoral

Diffident:  modest or shy because of a lack of self-confidence.

Deluge: inundate with a great quantity of something.

Deter: discourage

Referendum:  voting against or for a political decision

Ubiquitous: found everywhere

Dolt: a stupid person

Eccentric: a person with a strange or unconventional behavior

Destitute: not having, without the basic necessities of life

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Fairy Tales for Brain Developement of Children and Kids by Amr Al-Hariri, MD

SAT words in this Episode:

Deliriously: suffering from extreme mental excitement or being extremely confused

Droll: amusing in an odd way

Dross: the waste or impurities removed from a refined metal, inferior or trivial matter

Dilettante: amateur, nonprofessional

Devoid: entirely lacking or free from

Diffuse: disseminate, spread over wide area

Debase: reduce in quality or value

Demote: downgrade, reduce in rank

Descry: To discover by careful observation or scrutiny; detect.

Diction: the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.

Discord: disagreement between people

Discourse: written or spoken debate

Dichotomy:  that are or are represented as being opposed or entirely different.

Doff: remove (an item of clothing).

Don:  to put on (an article of clothing)

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Fairy Tales for Brain Developement of Children and Kids by Amr Al-Hariri, MD

SAT words in this Episode:

Garish: tastelessly showy

Gargantuan: gigantic

Glutton: someone who eats and drinks too much

Gait: Manner of walking

Pompous: affectedly and irritatingly grand

Pretentious: making an exaggerated outward show; ostentatious.

Grandiose: pompous, pretentious

Genial: friendly

Amiable: friendly

Amicable: friendly

Abhor: hate

Assuage: relieve, appease

Reticent: emotionally reserved

Squander: waste

Teem: abundant

Abundant: teem

Quixotic: foolish

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Fairy Tales for Brain Developement of Children and Kids by Amr Al-Hariri, MD

SAT words in this Episode:

Acumen: Insightfulness

Abstruse: Difficult to understand

Adept: skillful

Antediluvian: very old

Assail: Belittle

Corroborate: Support or strengthen with additional evidence

Lackadaisical: lethargic, lack energy

Ascendency: influence, domination

Callous: insensitive

Censorious: harshly critical