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SAT Vocab
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Subjects
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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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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. To give credit for
surrealistic
slovenly
ascribe
entice
2. Arousing envy
invidious
castigate
itinerant
anonymous
3. To disregard
bravado
animosity
unprecedented
discount
4. Excessive exaggeration
piquant
pilfer
rarefied
hyperbole
5. Extreme happiness
ungainly
ecstasy
despotism
cataclysm
6. To remove offensive portions in a book
matriarchal
bowdlerize
ferocity
nonpartisan
7. Reduced or removed
quelled
imparity
canard
labyrinthine
8. A minor fault
peccadillo
valiant
maniacal
scrupulous
9. Someone with a big ego
enjoin
braggart
obese
pallid
10. Pressing need
transcend
exigency
liturgy
hirsute
11. Mercy
imponderable
clemency
tutelage
languid
12. Meaningful; terse; to the point
carnal
pithy
boorish
furlough
13. To denounce loudly or forcefully
fulminate
impecunious
tandem
jurisprudence
14. Atrocious; evil; reprehensible
derision
epitome
chaos
heinous
15. Unconquerable
diaphanous
moribund
impregnable
predilection
16. A short saying that illustrates an important principle or
aphorism
sanguine
wont
regale
17. Eagerness; promptness; willingness
toothsome
latent
alacrity
perpetuate
18. Eager to help; anxious
fetid
solipsism
multifarious
solicitous
19. Outburst of emotion
guileless
paroxysm
peripatetic
conflated
20. Strongly felt or marked by high emotion (n. vehemence)
vehement
brash
simulacrum
discursive
21. Deserved
accolade
clump
condign
furlough
22. Burdensome; troublesome
obsequious
onerous
prevaricate
prodigy
23. Lazy as a way of life
indolent
incorporeal
approbation
veneer
24. Loss or damage of movement ability
omnipotent
paralysis
episodic
sever
25. To imitate - follow an example
telekinesis
indemnify
emulate
annul
26. To end an activity - e.g. - to prevent the dissemination of
misconstrue
furlough
suppress
disavow
27. Very harmful
malignant
vestige
salient
abate
28. Silly; stupid or foolish
cynical
fatuous
incarcerate
imponderable
29. A seemingly convincing argument that is logically flawed
coterie
surreptitious
adulterate
sophistry
30. Hard to find; not obvious
assuage
compounded
temerarious
inconspicuous
31. Beauty
wistful
rescind
pulchritude
pertinacity
32. Without previous preparation; an informal speech
renounce
imperious
impromptu
facet
33. Dying
inchoate
moribund
rigid
seemly
34. Fearful
dank
stimulation
indigent
timorous
35. To give a restriction
insolent
perambulate
confine
havoc
36. Lacking restraint
comely
nocturnal
raze
headstrong
37. Grand; lofty; splendid
pseudo
denote
sublime
banter
38. To mock - scoff - or make fun of
obsequious
supine
gibe
moribund
39. To avoid committing oneself
envisage
greenhorn
brine
temporize
40. Someone who captivates
carrion
malignant
incorrigible
charmer
41. Forced; something required
gastric
unctuous
insolent
compulsory
42. Not relevant
heretic
peruse
choleric
immaterial
43. Nearness
proximity
desultory
compress
demagogue
44. To cause
deference
soporific
engender
bevy
45. Belittle; to speak ill of; to criticize
disparage
despicable
charismatic
misogyny
46. To cheat; to charm
inexorable
perfidious
virulent
beguile
47. Regrettable
lamentable
desiccant
prodigy
infinitesimal
48. To be loud - or otherwise ostentatious
boisterous
hyperbole
commensurate
addendum
49. A group of companions or followers
restive
purveyor
retinue
delineate
50. Scornfully insubordinate; rebellious
grandeur
contumacious
tuft
prologue