SAT SAT Meaning by word 276

frank

lacking the power of feeling or perceiving

situated beneath the tongue

done or made without much or any preparation

common

very hateful

harmonious

thoroughly penetrating or permeating

conceited

pertaining to a sudden and violent outbreak

impassive to feelings of humanity or pity

impartial, as judgment

that makes or enacts laws

brave

lacking some element, part or adjunct necessary or required

containing or consisting of more than one

bearing upon the matter in hand

that can not be turned aside

inclined to lascivious thoughts and desires

well-bred or refined

of or pertaining to the eye

of or pertaining to the night

easily broken; capable of being broken

inert

grasping and representing facts as they are

on the point of dying

changeable

uttered through the mouth

characteristic

no longer practiced or accepted