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SAT Vocab
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sat
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english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. To place side by side for comparison
spinster
addendum
onus
juxtapose
2. Meaningful
inept
sententious
retroactive
precursor
3. Worship - profound respect
reverence
maniacal
semantics
defer
4. Chaotic
sequester
reaffirm
refulgent
tumultuous
5. Filthy
bumptious
squalid
clemency
sleazy
6. Hard to find; not obvious
inconspicuous
celibate
telekinesis
mercenary
7. Tediously wordy
sully
misogyny
rectitude
prolix
8. Corruption
depravity
pristine
incessant
reciprocate
9. Turned to one side
tutelage
awry
inert
rebuttal
10. Huge
emollient
fissure
monolithic
curtail
11. Talk or write at great length
maniacal
similitude
expatiate
gibe
12. Deadlocked position where no one can win
connive
stalemate
altruistic
trenchant
13. Lacking refinement
aroma
congenial
philistine
protuberant
14. Gained at an unjustifiably high cost
aberration
dudgeon
dolorous
pyrrhic
15. A powerful person
parochial
propitious
potentate
infinitesimal
16. Tending to meekness - to submit to the will of others
semantics
submissive
omnipotent
denote
17. Burial
virulent
interment
illustrious
intransigent
18. Speaking with many words; very wordy
verbose
rambunctious
lambaste
cache
19. Relating to public debate
forensic
resurrect
envisage
hackneyed
20. Vote by the people
plebiscite
perambulate
ornate
infinitesimal
21. Ludicrous or burlesque treatment of something; insulting
gorge
travesty
revamp
ennui
22. Extreme excitement
cronies
equivocation
commendable
frenzy
23. One who lags behind or loiters; a slow person
cursory
disparage
laggard
maniacal
24. Destructive
enunciate
diffident
uncouth
baneful
25. Out-of-date
presentiment
emolument
obsolete
moderator
26. Nimble; bending easily
nominal
commandeer
discursive
lithe
27. To protest strongly
respite
deprecate
abhor
nomenclature
28. Opposite of persuade
dissuade
debase
rogue
writhe
29. Overly attentive to trifling details
punctilious
attrition
naive
lascivious
30. An industrial leader
modulate
repudiate
magnate
paralysis
31. Forecast; evaluation of a disease
bauble
ambivalent
plagiarism
prognosis
32. Sympathy
resonate
euphemism
condolence
ascertain
33. Shy; given to flirting
scrupulous
coquettish
homily
conflagration
34. Pitiless
ruthless
hoax
incite
sanguine
35. Beginner; novice
specious
idiosyncrasy
surmise
tyro
36. Strongly asserting an opinion
recalcitrant
virtuoso
jurisprudence
dogmatic
37. Unequaled
nonpareil
contemptuous
fir
berate
38. On the subject
monochromatic
perverse
unconscionable
relevant
39. To give one's consent
conditional
latent
accede
implicit
40. Happening by chance; incidental; accidental
fetter
devious
adventitious
malinger
41. Hard work - especially work causing physical pain
scowl
dispossess
travail
decrepit
42. Respected
esteemed
dearth
facade
pinnacle
43. Speedy and efficient
benevolent
expeditious
condiment
piebald
44. A thick or heavy book
volatile
irrefutable
tome
vivacious
45. Light; thin; gauzy (cloth - cobweb)
oblique
unconscionable
bereaved
gossamer
46. Angelic
obloquy
patent
cherubic
wane
47. Vague; not understandable
impalpable
lucrative
homage
eschew
48. To give credit for
procrastinate
ascribe
wither
reconnaissance
49. 1) tact 2) the conduct of relations among nations
diplomacy
remorse
pejorative
tuft
50. A harmless - phony medicine
belie
indignant
placebo
treatise