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to destroy.  \n• The corporation voted to raze the decaying structure and replace it with a modern skyscraper.  \n• Unless we are prudent enought to start dredging operations immediately, erosion could raze our entire beachfront property.  \n• The city was in a quandary whether to raze the convention hall with all its structural faults or pour more public funds int he necessary repairs.  \n2. rebuff v to refuse in a sharp or rude way to snub; to drive or beat back.  \n• It was shear luck that the outnumbered patrol was able to rebuff the enemy attack.  \n• Because of its impracticability, we had to rebuff Elsie’s suggestion, but we could have been gentler about it.  \n• Seymnour had a propensity to rebuff any invitation that did not advance his financial prospects.  \n3. recalcitrant adj. refusing to obey rules or follow orders; unmanageably resistant.  \n• The mule is probably the most recalcitrant domesticated animal.  \n• Tommy had a reputation for responding to orders with a pugnacious and recalcitrant rebuff.  \n• The AIDS virus is one of the most recalcitrant problems medical science has had to confront.  \n4. recluse n. a person who lives alone, away from others.  \n• Every neighborhood has its recluse about whom mysterious secrets are whispered.  \n• Once his agoraphobia had been cured, the recluse turned out to be a person of great charm and araconteiur of marvelous tales.  \n• Robinson Crusoe became a recluse not by choice but by the circumstance of a shipwreck.  \n5. redundant adj. wordy; exceeding what is necessary or normal; lavish; overflowing.  \n• I wonder if authors who are called prolific are really merely redundant.  \n• The judge called the witnesses’s statement redundant and immaterial.  \n• It is redundant to add “I think” after the phrase “in my opinion” for they mean the same thing.  \n6. refurbish v. to freshen or polish again; to make like new.  \n• The agent promised to refurbish the apartment and put it in move-in condition within one month.  \n• Mr. Stanton planned to refurbish the French provincial chair and to place it in his study.  \n• “Why did you refurbish my house in my absence?” Florence asked querulously. “Didn’t you realize it was filled with valuable antiques?”  \n7. rejuvenate v. to make young or fresh again.  \n• The half-time pep talk helped to rejuvenate the team.  \n• There was rancor in the sorcerer’s heart when he saw that he potion could rejuvenate the king but left him old and decrepit.  \n• The advertisement promised to rejuvenate your skin as you slept.  \n[8.](8. relegate v. to)[ relegate](8. relegate v. to)[ v. to](8. relegate v. to) put in a less important position; to assign; to banish.  \n• The slumping batter accepted without rancor his being relegated from clean-up position to eighth in the lineup.  \n• Is it true that some masterpieces swere actually relegated by artists to their pupils?  \n• The usual procedure is for the chairman to relegate the work to special committees.  \n9. relic n. a thing or part that remains from the past; something kept as sacred because it belonged to a saint.  \n• Minna kept a closetful of relics from her family home in Kentucky.  \n• The relics of ancient cities give us an idea of the culture of past civilzations.  \n• Some consider a prison a relic of the medieval form of punishment that is retained because of the lack of an alternative.  \n10. remorse n. a deep feeling of sorrow or guilt over a wrong one has done.  \n• Trudy felt remorse over having broken his promise.  \n• The remorese we feel for huting those we love somhow begins the process of reconciliation.  \n• Roberta did not pretend to feel remorse for an action she considered justified.  \nSPOTLIGHT ON  \nrelic derived from the Latin word for “remains of a martyr,” relic has over time acquired additional meanings. It now serves as a synonym for souvenir or memento. It also means “a vestige, a trace of some past or outmoded practice or custom.”  \nremorse I","cbCaifQwuEVZEQIm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifQwuEVZEQIm","pdf",49333,"English","# Word List and Definitions\n## raze, rebuff, recalcitrant, recluse, redundant\n## refurbish, rejuvenate, relegate, relic, remorse\n# Spotlight on Key Meanings\n## relic\n## remorse\n# Practice Exercises\n## Matching\n## Fill in the blank\n## True or False","[{\"question\":\"What are the ten vocabulary words covered in Lesson 26?\",\"answer\":\"The lesson covers raze, rebuff, recalcitrant, recluse, redundant, refurbish, rejuvenate, relegate, relic, and remorse.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the matching exercise work in this lesson?\",\"answer\":\"You match each numbered word (1–10) with the correct option letter (a–k) representing its synonym.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of questions are included under the practice exercises?\",\"answer\":\"The document includes a fill-in-the-blank section and a True/False section, both based on how the new words are used in sentences.\"}]","SAT Vocabulary Lesson 26 - Word Meanings and Exercises | PDF",1790875532]