SAT Word List # SAT/M135

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Word Explanations posit, discolor, abet, preestablish, subjugate, depopulate, superannuate, conquer, eccentric, bowdlerize

Explanation of posit (verb)
forms: posited; posited; positing
to present in an orderly manner

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Explanation of discolor (verb)
forms: discolored; discolored; discoloring
to stain

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Explanation of abet (verb)
forms: abetted; abetted; abetting
to aid, promote or encourage the commission of (an offense)

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Explanation of preestablish (verb)
forms: preestablished; preestablished; preestablishing
to settle or arrange beforehand

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Explanation of subjugate (verb)
forms: subjugated; subjugated; subjugating
to conquer

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Explanation of depopulate (verb)
forms: depopulated; depopulated; depopulating
to remove the inhabitants from

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Explanation of superannuate (verb)
forms: superannuated; superannuated; superannuating
to become deteriorated or incapacitated by long service

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Explanation of conquer (verb)
forms: conquered; conquered; conquering
to overcome by force

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Explanation of eccentric (adjective)
peculiar

Example of eccentric
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Explanation of bowdlerize (verb)
forms: bowdlerized; bowdlerized; bowdlerizing
to expurgate in editing (a literary composition) by omitting words or passages

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Explain the words posit, discolor, abet, preestablish, subjugate, depopulate, superannuate, conquer, eccentric, bowdlerize

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Meaning of posit, discolor, abet, preestablish, subjugate, depopulate, superannuate, conquer