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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. Easily deceived
gullible
compliance
invert
terse
2. Comparable
adversary
hardy
analogous
malicious
3. Ostentatious; pompous; making unjustified claims; overly ambitious
inclusive
ominous
restraint
pretentious
4. Blame; criticize
document
censure
impudence
arrogance
5. Religious devotion; godliness
rebuttal
piety
dismiss
belie
6. Prosper; flourish
somber
thrive
elated
provincial
7. Abundantly fruitful
hypothetical
capricious
enhance
prolific
8. Sparing in eating and drinking; temperate
undermine
invert
incongruous
abstemious
9. Seize another power or rank
furtive
diffuse
usurp
methodical
10. Compress or shrink; make a pledge; catch a disease
gratify
fastidious
contract
turmoil
11. Suitable; practical; politic
garrulous
expedient
erudite
stagnant
12. Depressed; gloomy
despondent
elated
inadvertent
haughtiness
13. Shorten; reduce
hardy
arrogance
curtail
erroneous
14. Arrangements by rank or standing; authoritarian body divided into ranks
predecessor
hierarchy
hamper
sustain
15. Recognize; admit
inconsequential
dismiss
acknowledge
sustain
16. Capricious; randomly chosen; tyrannical
conciliatory
arbitrary
somber
aspire
17. Mild expression in place of an unpleasant one
resigned
transient
euphemism
gullible
18. Sociable
extol
laud
dubious
gregarious
19. Confirm; support
exuberance
exemplary
innocuous
corroborate
20. Worsen; embitter
phenomena
exonerate
exacerbate
dubious
21. Motionless; stale; dull
thrive
stagnant
turbulence
lofty
22. Not correctable
disparage
profane
condone
incorrigible
23. Overlook; forgive; give tacit approval; excuse
expedient
partisan
submissive
condone
24. Object made by human beings - either handmade or mass-produced
composure
acknowledge
artifact
proximity
25. Generous; charitable
benevolent
ironic
discerning
exonerate
26. Of the same kind
fanaticism
confound
resigned
homogeneous
27. Brief; tense; compact
pessimism
succinct
criterion
commemorate
28. Meager; insufficient
terse
scanty
consensus
profound
29. Agree
abstract
articulate
concur
incisive
30. Banish to an inferior position; delegate; assign
insipid
tentative
robust
relegate
31. View with scorn or contempt
disdain
pervasive
seclusion
lavish
32. Critical
censorious
deplore
disdain
cajole
33. Self-control; formal but distant manner
abstruse
reserve
relegate
rigor
34. Unwillingness
curtail
philanthropist
opportunist
disinclination
35. Violate; desecrate; treat unworthily
artisan
profane
aversion
accessible
36. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes
benevolent
ambivalence
inundate
authoritarian
37. Pride; arrogance
conciliatory
skeptic
consensus
haughtiness
38. Not essential; superfluous
reverent
extraneous
hypothetical
coercion
39. Subordinating the individual to the state; completely dominating another's will
ingenious
prudent
hierarchy
authoritarian
40. Thorough; comprehensive
exhaustive
rancor
somber
disputatious
41. Silly; senseless
inane
disparage
obstinate
rigor
42. Able to see differences; prejudiced
discriminating
pervasive
glutton
reticence
43. Deliberately planned; likely
recluse
antagonism
calculated
devious
44. Great fire
volatile
conflagration
usurp
decorum
45. Darken; make unclear
condone
aloof
hedonist
obscure
46. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal
insularity
aversion
expedite
zealot
47. Composed of elements drawn from disparate sources
extol
eclectic
diminution
repel
48. Stubborn; hard to control or treat
gratuitous
eclectic
criterion
obstinate
49. Mistaken; wrong
extricate
document
erroneous
garrulous
50. Given freely; unwarranted; uncalled for
anecdote
gratuitous
disclose
composure