SAT Word List # SAT/M57

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Word Explanations negligent, blatant, exhaustible, laborious, inedible, hospitable, divisible, inoffensive, indignant, florid

Explanation of negligent (adjective)
forms: more negligent; most negligent
apt to omit what ought to be done

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Explanation of blatant (adjective)
noisily or offensively loud or clamorous

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Explanation of exhaustible (adjective)
consumable; depletable; capable of being ejected

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Explanation of laborious (adjective)
toilsome

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Explanation of inedible (adjective)
not good for food

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Explanation of hospitable (adjective)
disposed to treat strangers or guests with generous kindness

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Explanation of divisible (adjective)
capable of being separated into parts

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Explanation of inoffensive (adjective)
causing nothing displeasing or disturbing

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Explanation of indignant (adjective)
having such anger and scorn as is aroused by meanness or wickedness

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Explanation of florid (adjective)
flushed with red

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Explain the words negligent, blatant, exhaustible, laborious, inedible, hospitable, divisible, inoffensive, indignant, florid

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Meaning of negligent, blatant, exhaustible, laborious, inedible, hospitable, divisible, inoffensive