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Understanding Altruism: The Power of Selflessness

Discover the beauty of altruistic behavior, navigate through ambivalent feelings, and learn to discern true empathy. Explore angles of generosity and disdain for arrogance. Overcome aversion with empathy and create a world precluded by selfless acts.

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Understanding Altruism: The Power of Selflessness

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  1. SAT Words Weeks 2 1. altruistic- adj. an attitude or way of behaving marked by unselfish concern for the welfare of others 2. ambivalent- adj. having mixed, uncertain, or conflicting feelings about something 3. angular- adj. describes an object with a lot of angles; thin and bony 4. arrogant-adj. feeling or showing self-importance and contempt or disregard for others 5. aversion- n. strong feeling of dislike of somebody or something 6. discern-v. to see or notice something that is not very clear or obvious 7. disdain- n. extreme contempt or disgust for something or somebody 8. preclude- v. to make impossible, especially by taking action in advance 9. impunity- n. freedom from penalty or harm 10. immolation- n. death or destruction

  2. SAT Words Week 3 • abjure • blandish • decry • quagmire • vacillate • zenith • cacophony • ebullient • fallacious • wanton

  3. SAT Words Week 4 • hackneyed • laconic • garrulous • iconoclast • jubilant • obdurate • sacrosanct • ubiquitous • maelstrom • nadir

  4. SAT Words Week 5 • palliate • rancor • tacit • ostentatious • contentious • reprove • cursory • profligate • jocular • fracas

  5. SAT Words Week 6 • caricature • corroborate • precarious • bolster • daunt • apathy • ambiguous • fervent • disparage • disparity

  6. SAT Words Week 7 • embellish- to decorate, to make beautiful with ornamentation • engender- to cause, to produce, to create • innocuous- harmless, producing no injury • insipid- boring and stupid • lament- to mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative manner • laud- to praise or extol • obscure- difficult to see, vague • prodigal- wasteful, a person given to extravagance • repudiate- to reject, to disown, to disavow • reticence- restraint in speech, reluctance to speak

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