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SAT Prep Week 2

SAT prep words

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pugnacious Adj. ready and able to resort to force or violence; combative; warlike; belligerent Pugn= “fight” ous= “having features of” The pugnacious teacher wrote a lot of referrals.
perfidious Adj. treacherous; not to be trusted because of betrayal. Derivative: perfidy, noun: an act of lying or betrayal. Per = “through” perf = “holes” e.g. will stab you in the back. Larry was perfidious because he betrayed me.
incontrovertible Adj. Impossible to deny or disprove. In=“not” controversy= “dispute or fight” The proof that the lawyer presented was incontrovertible and proved his case.
arbiter Noun, someone chosen to judge or decide a disputed issue. Derivatives: arbitration, noun, the act of settling an issue through a third party who judges the outcome. The counselor served as an arbiter between the parents and the student.
pertinent Adj. Having precise or logical relevance to the matter at hand…i.e. important. Per=“through” important throughout The evidence that the lawyer presented was pertinent to the case.
anecdote a very short story meant to illustrate a point
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