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SAT Reasoning Common Words
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sat
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logic-and-reasoning
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Overimaginative and unrealistic; far-fetched
impose
usurp
fanciful
diverse
2. A thing that is inappropriate - especially a remark or expression
profusely
portray
infelicity
conviction
3. Calm; peaceful
tranquil
philanthropist
antipathy
adroit
4. To make certain that (something) shall occur or be the case
ensure
extol
substantive
notorious
5. Not able to be removed or forgotten; ineradicable
indelible
irrefutable
infallible
vulnerable
6. Not important or significant
to be reputed
inconsequential
strident
appointed
7. The state of being subject to death
consequence
enterprise
mortality
stimulation
8. Of secondary or minor importance
marginal
ornate
magnanimous
forbear
9. Experienced in the imagination through the feelings or actions of someone else
vicarious
conflagration
felicitous
demure
10. To strip (something) of its covering - possessions - or assets; to make bare
denude
litigious
reprehensible
rigors
11. Indicating mild or amused puzzlement; curious
plague
levity
quizzical
insure
12. The state of being private and away from other people; solitude
seclusion
irrefutable
virtuoso
connoisseur
13. To mention (a number of things) one by one; to list
enumerate
exuberant
diverse
consecrate
14. Convenient and practical - although possibly improper or immoral
enumerate
expedient
tribute
foster
15. Dull - tedious - and repetitious; lacking in variety and interest
regale
accost
monotonous
auditory
16. Easily influenced because of a lack of critical ability; suggestible
impressionable
sentiment
anecdotal
chicanery
17. A published false statement that is damaging to a person's reputation
credibility
rouse
derivative
libel
18. Long life; durability
anthropologist
disdain
causal
longevity
19. Traveling from place to place; peripatetic
profuse
itinerant
plastic
proliferate
20. To make something more interesting by adding extra details; to exaggerate
dramatic
embellish
agitate
hyperbole
21. Wishing to do what is right - especially to do one's work or duty well and thoroughly; diligent
discriminating
obsolete
conscientious
intimacy
22. Likely to happen at a future date; concerned with the future
forebear
prospective
jocular
languor
23. A lack of self-control
moral
intemperance
citation
perfunctory
24. An indirect reference
moral
allusion
rigors
renown
25. Impossible to subdue or defeat; invincible
expansive
hypothesis
indomitable
flag
26. To make sure or demonstrate that (something) is true or accurate; to confirm
perceptive
quarrelsome
figurative
verify
27. Old-fashioned or outdated
resolute
renowned
antiquated
pundit
28. Open to more than one interpretation; ambiguous
equivocal
subdue
infallible
tangential
29. Relating separately to each of several people or things
respective
autocrat
provoke
premeditate
30. Physical strength and good health; effort - energy - and enthusiasm
peevish
vigor
circumscribe
lavish
31. Large in quantity; abundant
profusion
placid
melancholy
bountiful
32. Beyond criticism; faultless
orthodox
subdued
obsolete
irreproachable
33. Able to cure something - typically disease; therapeutic
penchant
curative
futile
palliate
34. To make (something) seem less important - significant - or complex than it really is; to minimize
exasperate
aristocrat
trivialize
cohere
35. To confirm or give support to (a statement or theory)
corroborate
disingenuous
vex
stature
36. To represent or depict artistically
malice
render
supersede
impervious
37. Not literal; metaphorical
wield
figurative
compliment
felicitous
38. Involving conflict or opposition
adversarial
chronicler
averse
hackneyed
39. Unwilling to believe something; skeptical
indifferent
indispensable
dissolute
incredulous
40. To ask for or try to obtain (something) from someone; to request
render
critical
reminiscent
solicit
41. Not identified by name; of unknown name
bombast
baffle
acuity
anonymous
42. Humble submission and respect
recollection
nostalgia
vacillate
deference
43. To come before (something)
precede
imperceptible
provoke
exemplify
44. To present in a vivid or striking way
deceitful
vicious
dramatize
effusive
45. An indirect expression substituted for one considered to be too harsh when referring to something unpleasant
alienate
condemn
euphemism
unwarranted
46. Having or showing no skill; clumsy
inept
advocate
reprehensible
invulnerable
47. A system of methods used in a particular area of study or activity
populous
methodology
subdue
pugnacious
48. Fading; weakening
discrete
pertinent
flagging
discreet
49. A memory
imply
simile
stimulus
recollection
50. To express the meaning of (the writer or speaker) using different words - especially to achieve greater clarity; to reword
paraphrase
reprehensible
confide
hypothesize