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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. Supernatural perceptive skills - ability to foresee the future
restive
aver
clairvoyance
presage
2. To hate
empathize
abhor
ribald
marginal
3. Great happiness; bliss.
felicity
primordial
conduits
fetter
4. Without stopping
wool
pyrrhic
enervate
unremitting
5. To suggest or foretell
infer
portend
castigate
inane
6. To redirect to a wholesome purpose
reconnaissance
tangible
sublimate
repartee
7. To obtain
procure
envisage
malediction
repudiate
8. Not trusting (esp. of people); n. misanthropy
misanthropic
obese
disingenuous
interdict
9. Wealthy person who is accustomed to luxury
sinecure
diligent
nabob
gale
10. The ringing of bells
virtuoso
tintinnabulation
magisterial
consortium
11. Someone who watches an event
spectator
logistics
fidelity
hapless
12. 1. cheerful; confident; hopeful; optimistic 2. red
intransigent
laggardly
sanguine
ravenous
13. A burden
inexplicable
encumbrance
reconcile
prologue
14. A sensation of dizziness and disorientation
wend
expeditious
relevant
vertigo
15. Common speech; informal language
furlough
multifaceted
bog
vernacular
16. The act of refraining from pleasurable activity - e.g. -
subterfuge
respite
abstinence
suppress
17. Made worse
tutelage
sequester
compounded
concomitant
18. A woman who presides over a family or group
invigorate
peccadillo
waylay
matriarch
19. Skillful
deft
tuft
necrology
chaos
20. Prevent; render ineffectual or impossible; forestall; impede
careen
preclude
ardent
bland
21. Capable of taking many shapes
chafe
castigate
intrigue
protean
22. Accustomed to eating both animal and vegetable food items
omnivorous
imperative
vitriolic
preclude
23. Rapacious; greedily hungry
ravenous
mitigate
fatuous
frenzy
24. A short proverb or saying
adage
pallid
salacious
paragon
25. young or inexperienced
telepathy
fledgling
asylum
clemency
26. Unwholesome
morbid
coerce
remorse
ineluctable
27. To set apart from outside influence ('the jury was
facade
usurp
adulation
sequester
28. A thousand years
rasping
millennium
noxious
renovation
29. Imaginary
disparage
fictitious
adversity
respondent
30. Something that completes - makes up a whole - or brings to perfection.
complement
idiosyncrasy
morass
inscrutable
31. Cowardly
telepathy
feckless
pernicious
indolent
32. Respected
fulminate
esteemed
ornate
arbitrary
33. Generous gift
elucidate
largess
diaphanous
potentate
34. Divine care
conducive
providence
hiatus
educe
35. Style of speaking
locution
viscous
penance
apolitical
36. Unbiased; not taking sides
transgress
nonpartisan
obfuscate
genial
37. A scalawag; a person with low morals and habits
surrealistic
rogue
paraphernalia
acerb
38. To threaten
profound
vacuous
bluster
albatross
39. Revolt against government
satiate
subterfuge
insurrection
circumvent
40. To chat or talk informally
idiosyncrasy
pristine
coalesce
confabulate
41. Bitter and sharp in language or tone; mean-spirited;
acrimonious
espionage
temporal
symbiotic
42. To cheat; to charm
meander
beguile
travail
vanquish
43. To support; to prop up
gloat
buttress
purveyor
prowess
44. Someone who does not drink alcohol under any circumstances
teetotaler
fictitious
chide
surmise
45. Even-tempered; serene; steady; calm; not easily disturbed
equable
coruscate
avian
ejaculate
46. Sympathy - helpfulness or mercy
homily
illusory
compassion
rancor
47. A single woman - especially a middle-aged one
spinster
supplanted
sequester
accost
48. Foe - opponent - adversary
antagonist
dudgeon
iconoclast
calvary
49. To irritate or arouse
carp
pique
courtiers
vituperation
50. Unsuccessful or fruitless
communal
abortive
haggard
euphoric