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SAT Vocab
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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. Not trusting (esp. of people); n. misanthropy
derogatory
vigilant
misanthropic
inveigle
2. The firing of a number of weapons at the same time
bland
wallow
compendium
salvo
3. Cautious
manifest
circumspect
sumptuous
spurious
4. Disuse
allude
desuetude
trinket
resplendent
5. To cherish; to make sacred
balk
altruistic
fiasco
enshrine
6. Debatable
pragmatic
lascivious
fashion
moot
7. Carefree
catharsis
chime
insouciant
inane
8. To beat
bludgeon
felicity
momentous
chagrin
9. Moral uprightness
soothe
rectitude
iconoclast
medley
10. A group of companions or followers
incognito
retinue
obliterate
adumbrate
11. To raise the importance or make to appear great
aggrandize
deride (adj. derisive)
cognizant
matriarch
12. To protest strongly
eclat
inveigh
rueful
liability
13. Selfish
vicarious
sobriquet
machination
egocentric
14. Causing great harm; destructive; deadly; dangerous
fetid
incisive
pernicious
palaver
15. Capable of taking many shapes
auspicious
depose
protean
derogatory
16. A person who is retired but still holds an honorary position
resonate
watershed
emeritus
transient
17. To do away with utterly; wipe out
hypothesis
connoisseur
eradicate
cohort
18. Ludicrous or burlesque treatment of something; insulting
mundane
panegyric
misnomer
travesty
19. Someone who presides over a trial
judge
lexicon
denunciation
troupe
20. Something in the wrong time period; out-of -date
saw
anachronism
glib
marginal
21. Shining light
invidious
moot
luminary
devious
22. Radiant; brilliantly shining
ancillary
nexus
banal
effulgent
23. To remove offensive parts of a text
coalesce
tergiversation
expurgate
bygone
24. The quality of pertaining to long ago
dirge
discount
antiquity
translucent
25. Someone going against traditional beliefs
heretic
edification
impious
disconcerting
26. A mix from various sources (usually referred to songs)
medley
somatic
wary
querulous
27. Overly attentive to trifling details
spectator
tactful
augury
punctilious
28. Coarsely abusive in language
plumage
scurrilous
aggregate
intruder
29. Aroused to anger by injustice
indignant
scourge
temporal
incite
30. To avoid; to forego
eschew
caper
adage
montage
31. Wordy
circumlocutory
slovenly
attrition
adroit
32. Harsh sounding; shrill
cliche
raucous
cabal
aesthetic
33. Having conflicting feelings about something
somnolent
relevant
marionette
ambivalent
34. Not easily pacified
fiasco
laggardly
amity
implacable
35. A component or aspect
acumen
facet
patch
tepid
36. To exclaim
ejaculate
coerce
soliloquy
plumage
37. Teach for improvement; enlighten
edify
execration
bromide
goad
38. Harsh sounding; grating
fabulist
bauble
psychosomatic
rasping
39. Favoritism toward relatives in professional matters
emancipate
pacifistic
cardinal
nepotism
40. Workable
ecstasy
feasible
salacious
bravado
41. Something displaying dashing bravery or chivalry
gallantry
befuddle
victuals
buoyant
42. Friendliness
felicitous
extrapolate
amity
cabal
43. Spirited; full of life
vivacious
symmetry
usurp
feral
44. To liberate
emancipate
rarefied
cessation
absolve
45. A bumpkin
succinct
tactile
dissuade
yahoo
46. To pass off something undesirable to someone through deception
biogenesis
indignant
foist
syllogism
47. Not genuine
jeopardize
bogus
palaver
alacrity
48. Foundation; underlying base
portentous
embodiment
plebeian
infrastructure
49. Appropriately expressed
felicitous
conjecture
demagogue
caustic
50. Assumption; guess or theory requiring proof
hypothesis
havoc
acrimonious
vestige