Hot SAT Words

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Hot SAT Words

• Lessons
• 11-20

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LESSON 11

• The BAD
• The VERY bad
• The BADDEST

HARMFUL
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LESSON 11

• The BAD
• The VERY bad
• The BADDEST

HARMFUL
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BANEFUL

• Adj. Causing ruin harmful pernicious

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BANEFUL

• A teachers BANEFUL comments about Becky
  destroyed her chances of getting into the Honor
  Society.

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DELETERIOUS

• Adj. Harmful to ones health or
• overall welfare
• pernicious

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DELETERIOUS

• Many processed foods contain chemicals and other
  ingredients which can be DELETERIOUS to our
  health.

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DETRIMENTAL

• Adj. Harmful

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DETRIMENTAL

• Smoking has a DETRIMENTAL effect on ones health.
  The effect is DELETERIOUS.

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DEVIOUS

• Dishonest deceptive

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DEVIOUS

• UNSCOM inspectors looking for WMDs in Iraq found
  Saddam Husseins minions not only not
  forthcoming, but actually most DEVIOUS.

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INIQUITOUS

• Adj. Wicked, vicious SINFUL

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INIQUITOUS

• Eating a chocolate sundae for breakfast is
  absolutely INIQUITOUS, but evil never tasted so
  good!

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MALICIOUS

• Adj.
• Intending to hurt or harm another spiteful

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MALICIOUS

• MALICIOUS gossip did irreparable harm to her
  reputation.

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NEFARIOUS

• Adj. Very mean and wicked

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NEFARIOUS

• The most henious of his many NEFARIOUS deeds was
  kidnapping the children of his rivals.

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ODIOUS

• Adj. Loathsome evil revolting in a disgusting
  way

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ODIOUS

• I cant imagine a more ODIOUS crime than priestly
  pedophilia.

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OMINOUS

• Adj. Pertaining to an evil omen foreboding

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OMINOUS

• The settlers viewed the gravestones along the
  trail as an OMINOUS sign of the hardships to come.

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PERNICIOUS

• Adj. Very destructive or harmful, usually in an
  inconspicuous and relentless way

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PERNICIOUS

• Lady Macbeth plants the PERNICIOUS seed of
  regicide in her husbands mind and sets his feet
  firmly on the road to perdition.

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RANCOROUS

• Adj. Deeply hateful or spiteful malicious

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RANCOROUS

• The RANCOROUS debate over whether or not Pres.
  Clintons impeachment impeded bipartisanship in
  the Congress.

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VIRULENT

• Adj. Extremely poisonous deadly
• full of spiteful hatred

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VIRULENT

• A particularly VIRULENT strain of flu is going
  around this year. I advise you to get an
  innoculation.