SAT Word List # SAT/M104

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Word Explanations inaccurate, conversion, gait, sisterhood, unconscious, achromatic, admissible, concurrent, irrational, haggard

Explanation of inaccurate (adjective)
not exactly according to the facts

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Explanation of conversion (noun)
form: conversions
change from one state or position to another or from one form to another

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Explanation of gait (noun)
form: gaits
carriage of the body in going

Example of gait
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Explanation of sisterhood (noun)
a body of sisters united by some bond of sympathy or by a religious vow

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Explanation of unconscious (adjective)
not cognizant of objects, actions, etc

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Explanation of achromatic (adjective)
colorless

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Explanation of admissible (adjective)
having the right or privilege of entry

Example of admissible
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Explanation of concurrent (adjective)
occurring or acting together

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Explanation of irrational (adjective)
not possessed of reasoning powers or understanding

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Explanation of haggard (adjective)
worn and gaunt in appearance

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Meaning of inaccurate, conversion, gait, sisterhood, unconscious, achromatic, admissible