SAT Word List # SAT/M351

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Word Explanations resplendent, extraneous, latent, telltale, unavoidable, troublesome, fraudulence, ignominious, opaque, occult

Explanation of resplendent (adjective)
very bright

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Explanation of extraneous (adjective)
having no essential relation to a subject

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Explanation of latent (adjective)
dormant

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Explanation of telltale (adjective)
that gives warning or information

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Explanation of unavoidable (adjective)
inevitable

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Explanation of troublesome (adjective)
forms: more troublesome; most troublesome
annoying; worrying; difficult; full of distress

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Explanation of fraudulence (noun)
deceitfulness

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Explanation of ignominious (adjective)
shameful

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Explanation of opaque (adjective)
impervious to light

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Explanation of occult (adjective)
existing but not immediately perceptible

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Explain the words resplendent, extraneous, latent, telltale, unavoidable, troublesome, fraudulence, ignominious, opaque, occult

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Meaning of resplendent, extraneous, latent, telltale, unavoidable, troublesome, fraudulence