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Title: Hot SAT Words


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Hot SAT Words
  • Lessons
  • 11-20

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LESSON 12
  • Criticizing
  • Disapproving
  • Scolding

You should NOT have done that!
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BERATE
  • Vb. To rebuke or scold in a harsh tone

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BERATE
  • Her parents often BERATED her, but when the
    scoldings took place in front of her friends,
    Lulu was humiliated!

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CASTIGATE
  • Vb. To scold or punish severely

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CASTIGATE
  • The policeman not only issued him a ticket,
    but CASTIGATED him for passing a stopped school
    bus.

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Dont confuse CASTIGATE with
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CENSURE
  • Vb. To criticize strongly

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CENSURE
  • For harassing his secretary, Mr. Packwood was
    CENSURED, but not fired, from his job.

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CENSURED
  • NOT to be confused with
  • CENSORED

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CENSORED
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CHASTISE
  • Vb. To punish or scold harshly.

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CHASTISE
  • I was CHASTISED for driving the car across the
    golf course.

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DEPRECATE
  • Vb. To
  • show mild disapproval

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DEPRECATE
  • Although I tried very hard this semester, Mrs.
    Shivers didnt think I tried hard enough and
    DEPRECATED my efforts to improve.

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IMPUGN
  • Vb. To oppose or attack someone or something as
    false or refutable

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IMPUGN
  • The scandal IMPUGNED the reputation of the judge.

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This sign IMPUGNS your intelligence
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REBUFF
  • Vb. To snub to bluntly refuse

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REBUFF
  • Grants initial request for a raise was
    . However,
  • he got the money
  • the second time he asked.

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REBUKE
  • Vb. To reprimand sharply N. a sharp reprimand

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REBUKE
  • Sarah continued to bite her nails in spite of her
    mothers repeated REBUKES.

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REPROVE
  • Vb. To speak in a disapproving manner to scold

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REPROVE
  • Mrs. Shivers said REPROVINGLY, You may have a
    great explanation, but there IS no excuse for
    failing to do your work!

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UPBRAID
  • Vb. To chide to scold bitterly

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UPBRAID
  • Vb. Mrs. Shivers UPBRAIDED the class for
    scoring poorly on the practice PSAT test.
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