SAT Word List # SAT/M342

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Word Explanations deterrent, scrupulous, ludicrous, wee, artful, convalescent, expressive, invaluable, vulnerable, stupendous

Explanation of deterrent (adjective)
hindering from action through fear

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Explanation of scrupulous (adjective)
cautious in action for fear of doing wrong

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Explanation of ludicrous (adjective)
laughable

Example of ludicrous
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Explanation of wee (adjective)
forms: weer; weest
very small

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Explanation of artful (adjective)
characterized by craft or cunning

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Explanation of convalescent (adjective)
recovering health after sickness

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Explanation of expressive (adjective)
full of meaning

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Explanation of invaluable (adjective)
exceedingly precious

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Explanation of vulnerable (adjective)
capable of receiving injuries

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Explanation of stupendous (adjective)
forms: more stupendous; most stupendous
of prodigious size, bulk or degree

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Explain the words deterrent, scrupulous, ludicrous, wee, artful, convalescent, expressive, invaluable, vulnerable, stupendous

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Meaning of deterrent, scrupulous, ludicrous, wee, artful, convalescent, expressive, invaluable