SAT Word List # SAT/M321

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Word Explanations somber, wizen-faced, amorphous, baconian, promissory, passive, contemptuous, inaccessible, insolent, indolent

Explanation of somber (adjective)
gloomy

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Explanation of wizen-faced (adjective)
looking old an shriveled

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Explanation of amorphous (adjective)
without determinate shape

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Explanation of baconian (adjective)
relating to, or characteristic of the works of a philosopher an English philosopher and statesman

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Explanation of promissory (adjective)
expressing an engagement to pay

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Explanation of passive (adjective)
forms: more passive; most passive
unresponsive

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Explanation of contemptuous (adjective)
disdainful

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Explanation of inaccessible (adjective)
difficult of approach

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Explanation of insolent (adjective)
impudent

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Explanation of indolent (adjective)
habitually inactive or idle

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Explain the words somber, wizen-faced, amorphous, baconian, promissory, passive, contemptuous, inaccessible, insolent, indolent

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Meaning of somber, wizen-faced, amorphous, baconian, promissory, passive, contemptuous, inaccessible