Hot SAT Words Lessons 11-20 LESSON # 20 ENOUGH Is ENOUGH!

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Hot SAT Words Lessons 11-20

LESSON # 20 ENOUGH Is ENOUGH!

AMPLE Adj. abundant; plentiful; enough or more than enough

AMPLE Juice and a piece of toast is an AMPLE breakfast for me.

AMPLE BOTTOM + Inadequate chair = PRECARIOUS Position for the pup

COPIOUS Adj. Abundant; much; plentiful

COPIOUS The director explained the camp’s procedures in COPIOUS detail, far more than I needed or wanted to know.

LAVISH Adj. Abundant; In excess

LAVISH On the cruise we ate LAVISHLY, enjoying huge meals three times a day and snacks in between.

MYRIAD Adj. or n. countless; a very large number

MYRIAD Kenny failed the test by making MYRIAD mistakes in addition and subtraction.

PLETHORA N. Excess, abundance

A PLETHORA OF WRINKLES!

PLETHORA Considering the PLETHORA of ways to get lost en route, it’s a marvel that you got here so soon.

PROFUSE Adj. Abundant; more than enough

PROFUSE Herman bled so PROFUSELY from the wound that he almost lost consciousness.

SUPERFLUOUS Adj. Overabundant; more than is needed; unnecessary

SUPERFLUOUS Most of what I brought along for the camping trip was SUPERFLUOUS; I didn’t need the majority of it.

SURFEIT n. an oversupply

SURFEIT A SURFEIT of donations made the drive to collect more money superfluous.