SAT Word List # SAT/M269

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Word Explanations literal, intolerant, dissolute, indigent, puissant, eatable, symphonic, fungible, relapse, parsimonious

Explanation of literal (adjective)
following the exact words

Example of literal
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Explanation of intolerant (adjective)
bigoted

Examples of intolerant
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Explanation of dissolute (adjective)
lewd

Example of dissolute
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Explanation of indigent (adjective)
poor

Examples of indigent
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Explanation of puissant (adjective)
possessing strength

Example of puissant
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Explanation of eatable (adjective)
edible

Examples of eatable
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Explanation of symphonic (adjective)
characterized by a harmonious or agreeable mingling of sounds

Example of symphonic
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Explanation of fungible (adjective)
that may be measured, counted or weighed

Examples of fungible
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Explanation of relapse (verb)
forms: relapsed; relapsed; relapsing
to suffer a return of a disease after partial recovery

Example of relapse
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Explanation of parsimonious (adjective)
unduly sparing in the use or expenditure of money

Examples of parsimonious
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Explain the words literal, intolerant, dissolute, indigent, puissant, eatable, symphonic, fungible, relapse, parsimonious

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Meaning of literal, intolerant, dissolute, indigent, puissant, eatable, symphonic, fungible