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SAT Vocab High Frequency Words
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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. Overjoyed; in high spirits
elated
lofty
impeccable
antidote
2. One-sided; prejudiced; committed to a party
reverent
partisan
arrogance
exuberance
3. Faultless
frivolous
impeccable
compliance
lament
4. Bitterness; hatred
aspire
rancor
prodigal
furtive
5. Stealthy; sneaky
gratuitous
furtive
ambivalence
profane
6. Conscientious; extremely thorough
philanthropist
dissent
devise
scrupulous
7. Establish by evidence; verify; support
altruistic
disclose
usurp
substantiate
8. Deceit; duplicity
guile
accessible
lavish
vilify
9. General agreement
disparage
consensus
confound
gravity
10. Controlling influence; domination
opulence
servile
ascendancy
contend
11. Someone who eats too much
exacerbate
predator
glutton
frivolous
12. Overflowing abundance; joyful enthusiasm; flamboyance; lavishness
recount
intrepid
taciturn
exuberance
13. Individual trait - usually odd in nature; eccentricity
ingenious
idiosyncrasy
cordial
opulence
14. Thorough; inclusive
impede
disperse
comprehensive
impudence
15. Mistaken; wrong
implausible
ponderous
erroneous
acclaim
16. Serve as an example of; embody
arbitrary
exemplify
relegate
scrupulous
17. Judgement that someone is guilty of a crime; strongly held belief
partisan
exhaustive
squander
conviction
18. Struggle; compete; assert earnestly
rhetorical
abstract
recluse
contend
19. Acquit; exculpate
emulate
archaic
impair
exonerate
20. Standard used in judging
dogmatic
criterion
confound
egoism
21. Pride; arrogance
somber
braggart
haughtiness
exonerate
22. Steadiness of effort; persistent hard work
glutton
abstemious
disparage
diligence
23. Scatter
disperse
conviction
deprecate
peripheral
24. Slavish; cringing
implement
compile
notoriety
servile
25. Hostility; active resistance
alleviate
nonchalance
perpetuate
antagonism
26. Mentally quick and observant; having insight
accessible
cryptic
profound
discerning
27. Depressed; gloomy
despondent
discordant
incongruous
restraint
28. Hackneyed; commonplace
vindicate
trite
pessimism
placate
29. Increase; add to
laud
augment
intervene
eulogy
30. Refutation; response with contrary evidence
insularity
emulate
rebuttal
hamper
31. Damaged; disfigured
nurture
reserve
marred
extraneous
32. Easily deceived
qualified
extol
duplicity
gullible
33. Medicine to counteract a poison or disease
deride
reticence
antidote
elated
34. Unfavorable fortune; hardship; a calamitous event
erroneous
adversity
devise
condone
35. Expression of praise - often on the occasion of someone's death
analogous
nonchalance
eulogy
dubious
36. False; misleading
abstruse
temper
frivolous
fallacious
37. Generous; openhanded; extravagant; wasteful
conflagration
commemorate
autonomous
lavish
38. Glowing ardor; intensity of feeling
acclaim
gullible
fervor
obstinate
39. Unintentional; by oversight; careless
frivolous
servile
pragmatic
inadvertent
40. Stingy; mean
arbitrary
tranquility
rigor
miserly
41. Approve; ratify
quandary
intimidate
archaic
sanction
42. Free; disentangle
extricate
pretentious
dubious
ratify
43. Extreme corruption; wickedness
ambiguous
depravity
listless
inert
44. One opposed to force; anti-militarist
concise
composure
sustain
pacifist
45. Ridicule; make fun of
deride
oblivion
illusory
pessimism
46. Unnecessary; excessive; overabundant
obliterate
superfluous
predecessor
arbitrary
47. Changeable; explosive; evaporating rapidly
resigned
volatile
discerning
astute
48. Disown; disavow
appease
miserly
repudiate
impudence
49. Obscure; profound; difficult to understand
opportunist
thrive
corroborate
abstruse
50. Cancel out; nullify; deny
negate
cryptic
scrupulous
relegate