SAT Word List # SAT/M276

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Word Explanations guileless, pious, carnal, obdurate, incomplete, indivertible, ocular, nocturnal, objective, obsolete

Explanation of guileless (adjective)
frank

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Explanation of pious (adjective)
religious

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Explanation of carnal (adjective)
sensual

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Explanation of obdurate (adjective)
impassive to feelings of humanity or pity

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Explanation of incomplete (adjective)
lacking some element, part or adjunct necessary or required

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Explanation of indivertible (adjective)
that can not be turned aside

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Explanation of ocular (adjective)
of or pertaining to the eye

Example of ocular
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Explanation of nocturnal (adjective)
of or pertaining to the night

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Explanation of objective (adjective)
forms: more objective; most objective
grasping and representing facts as they are

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Explanation of obsolete (adjective)
no longer practiced or accepted

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Explain the words guileless, pious, carnal, obdurate, incomplete, indivertible, ocular, nocturnal, objective, obsolete

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Meaning of guileless, pious, carnal, obdurate, incomplete, indivertible, ocular