Sat Vocab 5
Published on Nov 25, 2015
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BENIGNANT
- The days here might seem dreary but the work is benignant way to make tons of cash.
(Adj) Favorable; beneficial
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GENIAL
- The genial priest made even the worst sins seem like water under the bridge to those who confessed to him.
(Adj) having a pleasant or friendly disposition or manner
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MUNIFICENT
- These people are munificent ones, and donate regularly to various charities.
(Adj) very liberal in giving; generous
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AFFABLE
- The appearance of being affable was hard to keep up, but being easy to talk to was a great way of making friends.
(Adj) easy and pleasant to speak to
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JUDICIOUS
- The chief gave a judicious answer when he said that the fault belonged to both parties.
(Adj) having or exhibiting sound judgement; prudent
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SANG-FROID
- Sang-froid was key when working with precision tools, or when one decision can have disastrous effects.
(N) coolness; composure, especially in trying circumstances
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MAGNANIMOUS
- Everyone can be magnanimous, they just have to be noble and have the courage to do the right thing.
(Adj) courageously noble in mind and heart
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UNFLAPPABLE
- Kate could best be compared to a brick wall as she was an unflappable girl who never showed unnecessary emotion on her face.
(Adj) persistently calm, whether when facing difficulties or experiencing success; not easily upset or excited
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PRUDENT
- In any given situation your first thought is usually not the most prudent; it takes a couple of moments for your mind to reach logical conclusions.
(Adj) wise in handling practical matters; exercising good judgement or common sense
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PHILANTHROPIC
- The philanthropic tribe gave most of what they had to the least of their community.
(Adj) organized to provide humanitarian or charitable assistance
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