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SAT - TOEFL High Frequency Words
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sat
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english
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vocabulary
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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. Cowardly
facetious
grandiloquence
craven
queries
2. A long and extremely critical speech; a harsh denunciation
homogenous
garrulous
vex
tirade
3. Deceit or trickery
guile
immutable
exonerate
adulterate
4. Unintentionally; by oversight; carelessly
inadvertently
dupe
phlegmatic
emulate
5. To throw violently or bring about abruptly; lacking deliberation
enigmatic
paragon
arduous
precipitate
6. Persuasive and moving - especially in speech
pith
rarefy
eloquent
insipid
7. Hide away or cache; produce and release a substance into an organism
abate
imminent
secrete
audacious
8. Irritable; easily angered
exigent
porous
default
irascible
9. Loquacious; wordy; talkative
astringent
dissonance
quaff
garrulous
10. To refuse to have anything to do with; to disown
savor
aver
repudiate
furtive
11. Polite or appropriate conduct or behavior
decorum
ingenuous
striated
torpor
12. Occurring irregularly
striated
meticulous
sporadic
ascetic
13. To remove blame
exonerate
disparate
burgeon
archaic
14. Filled with truth and accuracy
veracity
preen
prodigal
naive
15. To lie or deviate from the truth
prodigal
striated
prescience
prevaricate
16. To provide support or reinforcement
plummet
bolster
welter
mundane
17. Thrift; economy
adulterate
frugality
vacillate
flout
18. To take the place of; supersede
mendacious
cacaphony
supplant
salubrious
19. To make something unpleasant less sever
diffident
perennial
strut
assuage
20. Model of excellence or perfection
equivocate
paragon
empirical
denigrate
21. Person celebrated for wisdom
sage
odious
lucid
inert
22. Changeable; explosive; evaporating rapidly
volatile
explicit
malevolent
obsequious
23. Punishment; severe criticism
garrulous
castigation
evanescent
soporific
24. Excess; overabundance
proliferate
eloquent
permeate
plethora
25. Unoriginal; obtained from another source
aberrant
inimical
derivative
tirade
26. Overstepping due bounds (as of propriety or courtesy); taking liberties
log
presumptuous
convention
equanimity
27. Make express conditions - specify
repudiate
ambivalence
ascetic
stipulate
28. Wordy
convoluted
flout
verbose
gullible
29. A speech honoring the dead
incorporate
dismiss
eulogy
facetious
30. Settle down; descend; grow quiet
subside
naive
sanction
quiescent
31. To make larger; to expand
prattle
plasticity
prevaricate
dilate
32. Burst inward
implode
aggregate
demur
indeterminate
33. Confuse; puzzle
problematic
confound
laud
impede
34. Wordy; rambling; spread out (like a gas)
irascible
ambiguous
diffuse
paradox
35. Something or someone out of place in terms of historical or chronological context
rarefy
abstemious
anachronism
confound
36. To make impure
preen
disabuse
adulterate
discredit
37. Motionless
quiescent
eulogy
erudite
tortuous
38. Occurring or recurring daily; commonplace
quotidian
precipitate
verbose
inchoate
39. Characterized by rapid and unpredictable change in mood
martial
propriety
mercurial
pungent
40. Meddlesome; excessively pushy in offering one's services
rancorous
dogma
avarice
officious
41. Severe or stern in appearance; undecorated
intransigent
perennial
austere
didactic
42. Trying to please by behaving obsequiously - flattering or cringing
vacillate
fawning
erudite
variegated
43. Ease or lessen (pain); satisfy (hunger); soothe (anger)
insipid
forestall
loquacious
assuage
44. Lacking genuine candor; insincere
disingenuous
obfuscate
insipid
misanthrope
45. To give unsparingly (V); Extremely generous or extravagant (ADJ)
lavish
impervious
plasticity
ingenuous
46. Fresh and clean; uncorrupted
solvent
pragmatic
dirge
pristine
47. Too trusting; gullible
subpoena
conundrum
credulous
proliferate
48. Trickery or subterfuge
chicanery
predilection
inchoate
acumen
49. To obstruct or block
occlude
morose
aggrandize
aggrandize
50. Scarcity
paucity
ostentatious
repudiate
supersede