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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. An object of irrational devotion
blatant
inculcate
fetish
lachrymose
2. To reveal; to disclose
wool
hilarious
turpitude
divulge
3. Describing a permanent job (where one cannot be fired)
haphazard
evasive
coterie
tenure
4. Overly sentimental
scintilla
maudlin
laconic
masticate
5. Nameless - without a disclosed identity
convocation
anonymous
derogatory
revile
6. Tawdry; undignified
sordid
taxonomy
sycophant
vagary
7. Harmless
fissure
toothsome
innocuous
soothe
8. Melancholy
aver
palatable
sully
splenetic
9. Unyielding; stubborn; determined
variegated
upbraid
engender
tenacious
10. Thoughtful
enmity
diminution
buttress
pensive
11. To make holy; to hallow
consecrate
recapitulate
graft
gibe
12. A way of speaking
dissolution
parlance
facet
occlude
13. Something that measures length
simulacrum
foot
fissure
transpire
14. Death or suffering for one's beliefs ('martyr')
assiduous
martyrdom
gregarious
askance
15. An unconvincing substitute ('an ersatz diamond')
etymology
discount
ersatz
predation
16. Prejudiced
bigoted
turpitude
circumlocutory
frivolous
17. Ignorant; unenlightened
fissure
empathize
benighted
dilatory
18. To multiply quickly
duplicity
lambent
lampoon
mushroom
19. To slow down
abrade
amenity
delete
impede
20. Dull or empty
conformist
jejune
scapegoat
invigorate
21. To survive or subsist ('to eke out an existence')
eke
confabulate
inept
reconciliation
22. Grinding down; wearing down
attrition
iniquitous
brandish
aggregate
23. Biting or harsh in odor or taste; deeply or violently bitter
assuage
sanction
acrid
apprehensive
24. Curse
longevity
execration
solipsism
melange
25. Swollen
vendetta
keynote
turgid
rebuttal
26. Composure
sangfroid
gastric
recrudescence
reprehensible
27. Enthusiastic vigor and liveliness
engender
propinquity
elan
affinity
28. Blemish; a sign of disgrace or low status
archaic
abet
stigma
precocious
29. Existing everywhere
ubiquitous
synergistic
coerce
perambulate
30. A bad thing; something that can hurt you
remonstrate
domicile
deign
liability
31. Bending to the will of another
subservient
salacious
fulsome
fastidious
32. To sparkle
nonpareil
lustrous
impropriety
coruscate
33. To cause persuasion
induce
embodiment
acrimonious
valiant
34. Very grave
ovoid
contumely
psychosomatic
staid
35. Basis for which to do something
criterion
arduous
benediction
circuitous
36. An outcast
pariah
amoral
rampant
sinister
37. To settle or bring into agreement
vitiate
cabal
reconcile
swelter
38. Seemingly trustworthy or reasonable
drab
plausible
terrestrial
onerous
39. Joking; facetious
limpid
retrospect
flay
jocular
40. Descendent
eclogue
sleuth
scion
lucrative
41. Like an enemy; hostile
vehement
serpentine
inimical
aggregate
42. Genuine
authentic
valiant
precursor
epicure
43. Villain
slighting
miscreant
tome
precept
44. Peaceful; prosperous - carefree
trenchant
halcyon
replicate
peremptory
45. Easily convinced
gullible
nirvana
reaffirm
fecund
46. Unavoidable; inevitable; impossible to overcome
haggard
ineluctable
cynical
agnostic
47. Characterized by wit
sycophant
depravity
moribund
repartee
48. Someone aided by another influential person
protege
jocular
impetuous
adversity
49. Worldly; ordinary; everyday
accrue
accede
desiccant
mundane
50. A sensation of dizziness and disorientation
abet
vertigo
proliferate
prolix