SAT Word List # SAT/M116

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Word Explanations intermittent, dictum, boll, mesmerize, brigade, reformer, medallion, delectation, perturb, converge

Explanation of intermittent (adjective)
a temporary discontinuance

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Explanation of dictum (noun)
forms: dicta, dictums
a positive utterance

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Explanation of boll (noun)
form: bolls
a round pod or seed-capsule, as a flax or cotton

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Explanation of mesmerize (verb)
forms: mesmerized; mesmerized; mesmerizing
to hypnotize

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Explanation of brigade (noun)
form: brigades
a body of troops consisting of two or more regiments

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Explanation of reformer (noun)
form: reformers
one who one who makes positive changes; improver

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Explanation of medallion (noun)
a large decorative metal disk worn on a chain around the neck

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Explanation of delectation (noun)
delight

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Explanation of perturb (verb)
forms: perturbed; perturbed; perturbing
to disturb greatly

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Explanation of converge (verb)
forms: converged; converged; converging
to cause to incline and approach nearer together

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Meaning of intermittent, dictum, boll, mesmerize, brigade, reformer, medallion, delectation