GRE Word List # SAT/M181

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Word Explanations inviolable, sequacious, abdominal, well-bred, spinous, antemeridian, pleasant, winsome, placid, propellant

Explanation of inviolable (adjective)
incapable of being injured or disturbed

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Explanation of sequacious (adjective)
ready to be led

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Explanation of abdominal (adjective)
of, pertaining to or situated on the abdomen

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Explanation of well-bred (adjective)
of good ancestry

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Explanation of spinous (adjective)
resembling a thorn; having pointed projections

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Explanation of antemeridian (adjective)
before noon

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Explanation of pleasant (adjective)
forms: pleasanter; pleasantest
agreeable

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Explanation of winsome (adjective)
attractive

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Explanation of placid (adjective)
forms: more placid; most placid
serene

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Explanation of propellant (adjective)
pushing; thrusting; driving; moving forward

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Explain the words inviolable, sequacious, abdominal, well-bred, spinous, antemeridian, pleasant, winsome, placid, propellant

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Meaning of inviolable, sequacious, abdominal, well-bred, spinous, antemeridian, pleasant