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Hot SAT Words

Hot SAT Words. Lessons 11-20. LESSON # 19. Praise Respect. How WONDERFUL you are!. ACCLAIM. V. To express strong approval or praise; hail. ACCLAIM. He’s an accomplished artist, ACCLAIMED by all the critics. ADULATE. V. To praise or flatter too greatly; fawn over. ADULATE.

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Hot SAT Words

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  1. Hot SAT Words Lessons 11-20

  2. LESSON # 19 • Praise • Respect How WONDERFUL you are!

  3. ACCLAIM V. To express strong approval or praise; hail

  4. ACCLAIM He’s an accomplished artist, ACCLAIMED by all the critics.

  5. ADULATE V. To praise or flatter too greatly; fawn over

  6. ADULATE • Sean received the ADULATION for being both the school’s valedictorian and outstanding athlete.

  7. ESTEEM v. To value highly; to have regard for

  8. ESTEEM • Ms. Boyd was ESTEEMED by both her employers and her colleagues for all her hard work over the years.

  9. EULOGIZE V. to praise, as in a eulogy to say good things about

  10. EULOGIZE • The introduction sounds like a EULOGY. While full of praise for the author, it is written in the past tense as though he had already died.

  11. EXALT v. To praise or glorify; toi lift up in status, dignity, power

  12. EXALT • Once EXALTED by the Russian people, Stalin is now a devil in their eyes.

  13. EXTOL v. to praise highly; laud

  14. EXTOL • EXTOLLING the efforts of students motivates them to keep up the good work.

  15. LAUD v. to praise; extol

  16. LAUD • The LAUDITORY comments on the back cover suggest that this is a terrific book.

  17. PANEGYRIZE v. To praise a person or event in a formal speech or in writing; to praise highly

  18. PANEGYRIZE • Before presenting the award, Miss America PANEGYRIZED this year’s winner.

  19. REVERE v. to regard highly with love and respect

  20. REVERE The Joads REVERED the land, but the landlord didn’t care how much they loved it. He chose to evict them.

  21. VENERATE v. to feel or show deep respect for, especially due to age or tradition; to honor

  22. VENERATE • Most religions expect believers to VENERATE old customs and traditions.

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