Synonyms: Verbs - SSAT Upper Level Verbal
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RESURRECT
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RESURRECT
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Resurrect means to restore or revive.
Resurrect means to restore or revive.
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COMPRISE
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COMPRISE
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Comprise means to consist of.
Comprise means to consist of.
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EXPLOIT
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EXPLOIT
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Exploit means to make full use of something, often in a selfish way, or to take advantage of someone.
Exploit means to make full use of something, often in a selfish way, or to take advantage of someone.
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OPT
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Opt means to make a choice from a range of possibilities, or to choose.
Opt means to make a choice from a range of possibilities, or to choose.
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MANEUVER
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MANEUVER
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A maneuver is a carefully planned scheme or tactic.
A maneuver is a carefully planned scheme or tactic.
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SUBLIMATE
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SUBLIMATE
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Sublimate means to channel or divert impulses into more culturally accepted actions.
Sublimate means to channel or divert impulses into more culturally accepted actions.
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FORSAKE.
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FORSAKE.
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To “forsake” something means to abandon it. For clarification, "condemn" means to declare something is wrong or bad; "assuage" means alleviate, calm or make better.
To “forsake” something means to abandon it. For clarification, "condemn" means to declare something is wrong or bad; "assuage" means alleviate, calm or make better.
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REMUNERATE
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REMUNERATE
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To "remunerate" is to pay.
To "remunerate" is to pay.
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Forsake
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Forsake
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"Forsake" means to give up or relinquish; to retain is to hold on to; to differentiate is to distinguish or set apart; to contemplate is to think; and to correct is to make right.
"Forsake" means to give up or relinquish; to retain is to hold on to; to differentiate is to distinguish or set apart; to contemplate is to think; and to correct is to make right.
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QUELL
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QUELL
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To "quell" means to put an end to something, suppress it, or quash it.
To "quell" means to put an end to something, suppress it, or quash it.
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INFLICT
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INFLICT
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"Inflict" means to impose something unpleasant on someone.
"Inflict" means to impose something unpleasant on someone.
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ENDURE
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ENDURE
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"Endure" means to undergo something unpleasant, or tolerate it.
"Endure" means to undergo something unpleasant, or tolerate it.
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PRESIDE
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PRESIDE
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"Preside" means to be in the position of authority at a gathering, or to conduct a meeting.
"Preside" means to be in the position of authority at a gathering, or to conduct a meeting.
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ADHERE
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ADHERE
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To "adhere" to something is to abide by it, or believe in a follow the practices of it.
To "adhere" to something is to abide by it, or believe in a follow the practices of it.
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BIDE
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BIDE
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"Bide" means to wait.
"Bide" means to wait.
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FOSTER
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FOSTER
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"Foster" means to promote.
"Foster" means to promote.
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FLOUT
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FLOUT
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"Flout" means to defy or violate.
"Flout" means to defy or violate.
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ABANDON
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ABANDON
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"Abandon" means to relinquish or give up.
"Abandon" means to relinquish or give up.
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NURTURE
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NURTURE
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To "nurture" something means to care for it, so "care for" is the correct answer.
To "nurture" something means to care for it, so "care for" is the correct answer.
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ADMONISH
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ADMONISH
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“Admonish” is a transitive verb that means to rebuke somebody mildly, but earnestly. “Support” and “assist” are antonyms.
“Admonish” is a transitive verb that means to rebuke somebody mildly, but earnestly. “Support” and “assist” are antonyms.