SAT Word List # SAT/M253

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Word Explanations antislavery, irate, accessible, ineffable, baritone, rebellious, drowsy, impulsive, lurid, psychopathic

Explanation of antislavery (adjective)
opposed to human servitude

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Explanation of irate (adjective)
moved to anger

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Explanation of accessible (adjective)
approachable

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Explanation of ineffable (adjective)
unutterable

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Explanation of baritone (adjective)
having a register higher than bass and lower than tenor

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Explanation of rebellious (adjective)
insubordinate

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Explanation of drowsy (adjective)
forms: drowsier; drowsiest
heavy with sleepiness

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Explanation of impulsive (adjective)
unpremeditated

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Explanation of lurid (adjective)
ghastly and sensational

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Explanation of psychopathic (adjective)
morally irresponsible

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Explain the words antislavery, irate, accessible, ineffable, baritone, rebellious, drowsy, impulsive, lurid, psychopathic

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Meaning of antislavery, irate, accessible, ineffable, baritone, rebellious, drowsy, impulsive