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Set 6 HONORS

Set 6 HONORS. SAT WORDS!. Abridge – verb shorten. Larry’s school day was abridged because he had an early dismissal for a dentist appointment. She read an abridged version of Pride and Prejudice ; it was 200 pages shorter than the original book.

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Set 6 HONORS

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  1. Set 6 HONORS SAT WORDS!

  2. Abridge – verbshorten • Larry’s school day was abridged because he had an early dismissal for a dentist appointment. • She read an abridged version of Pride and Prejudice; it was 200 pages shorter than the original book.

  3. Antidote – nounsomething that relieves or prevents; a remedy that counteracts the effects of poison • I have an antidote for stress – a month-long tropical vacation. • After the girl was rushed to the hospital, the doctor administered the antidote to the poison swiftly and the patient survived.

  4. Autonomous – adjindependent • Mrs. Sullivan’s students were focused, autonomous workers during the Greek mythology unit. They took responsibility for their projects and worked independently with OUTSTANDING results!

  5. Bolster – verbto support; to strengthen • Working out has bolstered my stamina; my strength and endurance has improved. • Learning new words can bolster your vocabulary comprehension.

  6. Candor – nounhonesty; sincerity • I appreciate my friend’s candor. She tells me when I have spinach in my teeth. • The Navy Captain is known for his candor; he does not sugar coat the truth; he “tells it like it is.”

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