SAT Word List # SAT/M87

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Word Explanations officiate, deluge, oversee, expend, vaccinate, intercept, acquit, sanction, modify, comport

Explanation of officiate (verb)
forms: officiated; officiated; officiating
to perform ceremony; perform duty; serve as officiator; referee (Sports)

Example of officiate
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Explanation of deluge (verb)
forms: deluged; deluged; deluging
to overwhelm with a flood of water

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Explanation of oversee (verb)
forms: oversaw; overseen; overseeing
to superintend

Example of oversee
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Explanation of expend (verb)
forms: expended; expended; expending
to spend

Examples of expend
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Explanation of vaccinate (verb)
forms: vaccinated; vaccinated; vaccinating
to render unsusceptible to a disease by inoculating

Example of vaccinate
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Explanation of intercept (verb)
forms: intercepted; intercepted; intercepting
to take; seize; cause to stop; delay; hinder; obstruct

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Explanation of acquit (verb)
forms: acquitted; acquitted; acquitting
to free or clear, as from accusation

Example of acquit
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Explanation of sanction (verb)
forms: sanctioned; sanctioned; sanctioning
to approve authoritatively

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Explanation of modify (verb)
forms: modified; modified; modifying
to make somewhat different

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Explanation of comport (verb)
forms: comported; comported; comporting
to conduct or behave (oneself)

Examples of comport
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