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SAT Reasoning Common Words
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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. To harm the good reputation of (someone or something)
dialect
nonchalant
discredit
conventional
2. Suave - courteous - and refined in manner; sophisticated
querulous
compunction
intuitive
urbane
3. The ability to understand something immediately - without the need for conscious reasoning; instinct
intuition
temperamental
subdue
brevity
4. A bad public opinion; disgrace
disrepute
cryptic
antagonistic
contempt
5. Skillfulness; mastery
bolster
dominant
invaluable
virtuosity
6. An idea formed before having all the facts or evidence; an assumption
refute
to be reputed
preconception
servile
7. Self-confidence or assurance - especially when in a demanding situation; poise
intimate
glorify
aplomb
anthropology
8. To prevent or ward off (an undesirable occurrence)
cataclysmic
impetuous
spontaneous
avert
9. To be of the same opinion; to agree
concur
endeavor
scorn
mandate
10. An object or space used to contain or receive something
receptacle
litigious
incoherent
citation
11. Not authorized by law; not in accordance with accepted standards
dilettante
advocate
illegitimate
implicit
12. A person who either critiques things or criticizes things
critic
elude
profusely
bounty
13. Relating separately to each of several people or things
vicious
acquisitive
strident
respective
14. Polite and restrained; proper
decorous
avert
pragmatist
incontrovertible
15. Of considerable importance - size - or worth; significant
substantial
complaint
tractable
eminent
16. Standing out and clearly visible; attracting attention
censor
transient
conspicuous
palliate
17. A deep - pensive - and long-lasting sadness
marginal
undaunted
melancholy
brevity
18. Complete; all-inclusive
comprehensive
paraphrase
compromise
credential
19. To satisfy (a desire or an appetite) to the full
sate
economy
opportunist
contemptuous
20. So delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyze or describe
eclectic
provocation
appease
subtle
21. To bring to mind
bolster
revere
unsolicited
evoke
22. To reject; to refuse to accept or be associated with
concordant
repudiate
autonomous
tenacious
23. Only barely touching or related to (something); peripheral
connoisseur
adverse
tangential
avert
24. Lacking strength and solidity
exemplify
insubstantial
account
indignant
25. To make (something) greater by adding to it; to increase
defuse
insure
emphasize
augment
26. Showing an excessive willingness to serve or please others
stimulate
simulate
servile
vivid
27. Special words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group and are difficult for others to understand
intuition
prescriptive
jargon
figurative
28. In low spirits from loss of hope or courage; disheartened
credential
despondent
inimitable
epitome
29. A polite expression of praise or admiration
jargon
compliment
synthesize
ingenious
30. Uncertain; unknown
adversary
indeterminate
precocious
cathartic
31. A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience; a bias
prejudice
allegory
antiquated
bureaucracy
32. Not seen or visited by many people; concealed
secluded
strident
moderation
determinism
33. To call people together for (a meeting); to assemble
concordant
conventional
convene
idealize
34. Giving a broad subjective picture or general idea rather than an exact - systematic description
eulogy
account for
impressionistic
altruistic
35. To hold down or subdue (something) by force
repress
innovate
extol
exasperate
36. Failing to take proper care in doing something
expeditious
negligent
remorse
ideologue
37. Based on observation and experience rather than theory or pure logic; evidence-based
rigorous
empirical
facetious
insight
38. Deliberately created; artificial
repertoire
discredit
contrived
inconsequential
39. Fading; weakening
gratuitous
flagging
insatiable
revelation
40. Deserving blame; guilty
infelicity
culpable
refute
credulity
41. To feel deep respect or admiration for (something); to honor
bounty
apt
flippant
revere
42. Extremely or unusually small; miniscule
peruse
proximity
empirical
diminutive
43. A thing causing constant trouble or irritation
conspicuous
expansive
plague
profusion
44. A person's character - personality - or nature
conventional
appreciate
temperament
quizzical
45. To expose the falseness or hollowness of (a myth - idea - or belief); to discredit or disprove
cathartic
cosmopolitan
moral
debunk
46. Severe or intense; sharp
adhere
analogous
acute
superficial
47. Obsessed; absorbed
palliative
vibrant
resilient
preoccupied
48. To give a satisfactory explanation for (something)
principle
cathartic
inscrutable
account for
49. Having good judgment or taste; selective
discerning
pursuit
decorous
litigious
50. Not open to more than one interpretation; clear
indomitable
ornate
unambiguous
versatile