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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. Made less dense (of a gas)
unfeigned
grandiloquence
demur
rarefied
2. Practical or workable; capable of maintaining life
viable
stipulate
porous
equivocate
3. Characterized by filth - grime - or squalor; foul
viscous
prevaricate
pungent
sordid
4. Long - passionate - and vehement speech
harangue
prescience
rancorous
sublime
5. To make larger; to expand
caustic
rescind
dilate
tirade
6. Overwhelm; flood; submerge
intractable
inundate
perfidy
lucid
7. Public disgrace
opprobrium
diatribe
convoluted
exculpate
8. Subside or moderate
imperturbable
prevaricate
stymie
abate
9. Plan of a trip
enervate
itinerary
audacious
dilate
10. Disown; disavow
repudiate
discern
eclectic
diatribe
11. Infamy; vilification
guileless
opprobium
impervious
magnanimity
12. To lessen in intensity or degree
sporadic
squalid
abate
urbane
13. Excess
plethora
aberrant
philanthropy
desultory
14. Stubbornly opinionated
maverick
dogmatic
capricious
abstain
15. Wordy; rambling; spread out (like a gas)
pedantic
proclivity
diffuse
dormant
16. Abnormal or deviant
immutable
resolution
sedulous
aberrant
17. Impossible to penetrate; incapable of being affected
impervious
lament
contention
garrulous
18. Not easily managed or directed; stubborn; obstinate
anachronism
veracious
specious
intractable
19. Lacking coherence
disjointed
truculent
inchoate
pious
20. Easily deceived
goad
gullible
obviate
contiguous
21. To block; thwart
inert
flout
stymie
plastic
22. Biting in wit
caustic
refractory
spurious
heretical
23. Writ summoning a witness to appear
pirate
subpoena
castigation
laud
24. Intricate and complicated
pedantic
astringent
inert
convoluted
25. Effective writing or speaking
inundate
rhetoric
deference
stoic
26. Able to meet financial obligations; able to dissolve another substance
solvent
bombastic
squander
innocuous
27. Mild expression in place of an unpleasant one
euphemism
lethargic
grandiloquence
eccentric
28. To reduce in strength
tacit
enervate
stymie
castigate
29. Brief; fleeting
ephemeral
dichotomy
tenuous
malevolent
30. Silent - reserved
apprise
reticent
shard
perfidious
31. A harsh denunciation
pernicious
diatribe
occlude
fawn
32. Someone who shows off learning
dissonance
torpid
pedant
platitude
33. To drink deeply
quaff
prodigal
metamorphosis
coda
34. Without deceit
resolve
discern
distill
guileless
35. Shut; close
occlude
lucid
pious
torpor
36. Extended scolding; denunciation; harangue
predilection
tirade
pungent
neologism
37. Shining; issuing light
luminous
cynicism
presumptuous
aberrant
38. To make or become less severe or intense; to moderate
ubiquitous
mitigate
anarchy
capricious
39. Departing from norms or conventions
luminous
boorish
intrepid
eccentric
40. Split; branching into two parts (especially contradictory ones)
magnanimity
malleable
pervade
dichotomy
41. To calm or soothe; to reduce in emotional intensity
gullible
mollify
aver
tortuous
42. Artless; frank and candid; lacking in sophistication
confound
exculpate
ingenuous
discern
43. Deserving blame
culpable
endemic
demur
obviate
44. To satisfy fully or overindulge
infelicitous
satiate
distend
veracity
45. To respect deeply
burgeon
contrite
venerate
enumerate
46. To disclose something secret
amalgamate
divulge
presumptuous
stolid
47. Ancient - old-fashioned
archaic
admonish
prudence
neophyte
48. Something long-lasting
prosaic
coagulate
perennial
gregarious
49. To reduce in force or degree; to weaken
belie
proscribe
contentious
attenuate
50. Outdated; associated with an earlier - perhaps more primitive - time
amenable
archaic
derivative
fawn