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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. A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience; a bias
prejudice
scorn
neglect
disrepute
2. To make (something) by synthesis - especially chemically
remorse
diverge
synthesize
credulity
3. Purposeful - determined - and unwavering; adamant
debilitate
virtuosity
resolute
composite
4. Liable to unreasonable changes of mood; volatile
consensus
unwieldy
rigorous
temperamental
5. Having an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities
sufficient
arrogant
integrity
fabricate
6. To raise doubts or objections; to show reluctance
objective
demur
plastic
cajole
7. Unverified information received from other people; rumor
trivial
prospective
conception
hearsay
8. The state of being private and away from other people; solitude
seclusion
circumscribe
compliment
perpetuate
9. Truthful and straightforward; open
candid
appreciate
simulate
keen
10. Very old or old-fashioned; obsolete
determinism
archaic
diplomatic
perpetuate
11. Able to recover or spring back quickly after being bent or compressed - or after difficult conditions
anecdotal
resilient
lavish
lackadaisical
12. To be united; to form a whole
homogenization
cohere
prudent
brevity
13. A system of methods used in a particular area of study or activity
preoccupation
augment
methodology
cryptic
14. Relating to the enforcement of a rule; rigid
munificent
testimony
debunk
prescriptive
15. To praise highly - especially in a public context; to commend
refute
digress
impugn
laud
16. Capable of making mistakes or being erroneous
prestige
counterintuitive
tenacious
fallible
17. Large in quantity; abundant
plausible
bountiful
brevity
foresee
18. To annoy or irritate; to vex or exasperate
accost
synthesis
peeve
prejudice
19. To intervene between people in a dispute in order to bring about an agreement or reconciliation; to arbitrate
mediate
mischaracterize
urban
linguistic
20. To formally agree that - for a fee - a company will pay compensation in the case of harm or loss
insure
derision
enthrall
impassive
21. A person's inherent qualities of mind and character; temperament
disposition
emphasis
prevail
melancholy
22. A person's character - personality - or nature
disposition
temperament
apathy
proverbial
23. Expressing feelings of gratitude or pleasure in an unrestrained or heartfelt manner; gushing
contend
effusive
precipitate
discriminate
24. A person who promotes the welfare of others - especially by the generous donation of money to good causes
refute
languor
palliate
philanthropist
25. Causing annoyance - frustration - or worry
vexatious
decorous
venerate
epitome
26. Talkative; garrulous
deference
loquacious
ingenuous
bureaucracy
27. A basic law; a fundamental truth
marginal
principle
cajole
clandestine
28. Briefly and clearly expressed; concise
capricious
embroil
inconsequential
succinct
29. Avoiding the company of other people; solitary
understatement
reclusive
dilemma
compliment
30. Feeling opposition or hostility toward something
atypical
judicious
antagonistic
stark
31. A thing that persuades or influences someone to do something; an incentive
deception
hearsay
unsolicited
inducement
32. Intended to be kept secret
confidential
vigor
antagonism
flout
33. Deep sadness or guilt for a wrong committed
idiosyncrasy
remorse
virtuosity
profound
34. Narrow-mindedness - insularity - or lack of sophistication
unverified
candor
provincialism
concede
35. Unable to be placated
borne
implacable
engaging
jocular
36. Something that serves as a sign or evidence of a fact; proof
testament
dilatory
awed
repertoire
37. Fervent; ardent
unorthodox
zealous
platitude
render
38. Intended to do harm; malign
conjecture
complement
to be reputed
malicious
39. To force or oblige (someone) to do something; to pressure
compel
unverified
flaunt
notorious
40. A particular form of a language that is unique to a specific region or social group
dialect
personify
aplomb
equanimity
41. To dispute the truth - validity - or honesty of (a statement or motive); to call into question
alacrity
tyranny
impugn
expansive
42. Suggesting similarities or comparisons with something else
prejudice
heterogeneous
persevere
reminiscent
43. To regard as perfect or better than in reality
complicit
idealize
impassive
contemptuous
44. Overused; unoriginal
deception
hackneyed
acquisition
stark
45. Intended to placate or pacify; appeasing
transient
empirical
conciliatory
confide
46. Wanting or devouring great quantities of food
intuition
convoluted
illusory
voracious
47. To return to a former or less developed state; to go backward
naïve
regress
perceptive
contemporary
48. To publicly declare to be wrong or evil
lay
reputable
reminisce
denounce
49. Not showing a serious or respectful attitude; frivolous
impede
flippant
inimitable
concede
50. Average; not too large - severe or intense
amalgamation
moderate
acquisitive
complaint