TestMagic: Vocabulary
Erin Billy\ud83d\ude80 TestMagic: Learn SAT Vocab the Right Way You'll receive: \ud83d\udcd8 Definitions & real-world examples \ud83d\udd0a Pronunciation \ud83e\udde0 Background knowledge & big ideas \ud83c\udfa8 Visuals designed to stick Created by Erin Billy · 29+ years in the classroom · San Francisco, CA
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🔨 Iconoclasm — SAT Vocabulary That Breaks With Convention
> 'Icon' means image or idol, and '-clasm' comes from the Greek klásma, meaning 'breaking'. So iconoclasm is literally icon-breaking, i.e., smashing the things everyone else puts on a pedestal. A person who practices iconoclasm is called an...
Mitigate | Most Important SAT Vocab For Real
> Mitigate is an important word, in the first tier of SAT words to know before test day.
Obviate — Actually Useful SAT Vocabulary
I actually love this word because it’s really useful, and when you OBVIATE, you avoid future problems.
😇 Innocuous — High Frequency SAT Vocabulary
> nox or noc mean harmful or wicked, as in noxious gas. in means not, as in innocent and our word today, innocuous.
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