SAT Word List # SAT/M377

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Word Explanations ecstatic, antecede, connive, malign, obsolescent, terminus, interrogative, sociology, impair, heterogeneous

Explanation of ecstatic (adjective)
enraptured

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Explanation of antecede (verb)
forms: anteceded; anteceded; anteceding
to precede

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Explanation of connive (verb)
forms: connived; connived; conniving
to be in collusion

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Explanation of malign (verb)
forms: maligned; maligned; maligning
to speak evil of, especially to do so falsely and severely

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Explanation of obsolescent (adjective)
passing out of use, as a word

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Explanation of terminus (noun)
forms: termini, terminuses
the final point or goal

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Explanation of interrogative (adjective)
having the nature or form of a question

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Explanation of sociology (noun)
the philosophical study of society

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Explanation of impair (verb)
forms: impaired; impaired; impairing
to cause to become less or worse

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Explanation of heterogeneous (adjective)
consisting of dissimilar elements or ingredients of different kinds

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Explain the words ecstatic, antecede, connive, malign, obsolescent, terminus, interrogative, sociology, impair, heterogeneous

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Meaning of ecstatic, antecede, connive, malign, obsolescent, terminus, interrogative, sociology