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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. Lack of caring; indifference
squander
affable
obstinate
apathy
2. Limited; restricted
qualified
satirical
analogous
glutton
3. Resulting in an unexpected and contrary outcome
detached
abstemious
ironic
resolution
4. Impressionable; easily influenced; having little resistance - as to a disease; receptive to
disseminate
disclose
compliance
susceptible
5. Mysterious; hidden; secret
fallacious
incorrigible
cryptic
idiosyncrasy
6. State of violent agitation
zealot
venerate
detached
turbulence
7. Wordy
heresy
verbose
deplore
credulity
8. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal
philanthropist
extricate
zealot
eclectic
9. Short-lived; fleeting
ephemeral
stagnant
succinct
morose
10. Firmly established by nature or habit
inherent
hypothetical
prolific
dissent
11. Relieve
devious
alleviate
coercion
gravity
12. Pertaining to effective communication; insincere in language
obscure
prevalent
rhetorical
rectify
13. Obscure; profound; difficult to understand
listless
lament
abstruse
detached
14. Admit; yield
tentative
unwarranted
disdain
concede
15. Obscurity; forgetfulness
superfluous
mundane
apprehension
oblivion
16. Dilemma
opaque
document
quandary
laud
17. Totally clear; definite; outspoken
laud
explicit
deprecate
analogous
18. Invigorating and refreshing; cheering
guile
indict
animosity
exhilarating
19. Think up; invent; plan
execute
devise
deprecate
cryptic
20. Urge; plead for
advocate
austere
usurp
eloquence
21. Change; introduction of something new
innovation
eulogy
affable
submissive
22. Unoriginal; derived from another source
frugality
derivative
analogous
methodical
23. Superfluous; repetitious; excessively wordy
advocate
nurture
acclaim
redundant
24. Unselfishly generous; concerned for others
inane
qualified
morose
altruistic
25. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes
guile
ostentatious
ambivalence
reprove
26. Uprightness; wholeness
astute
integrity
miserly
conflagration
27. Teachings - in general; particular principle (religious - legal - etc.) taught
doctrine
reprimand
erudite
execute
28. Sociable
skeptic
gregarious
rancor
prolific
29. Frighten
vindicate
apathy
reprove
intimidate
30. Compress or shrink; make a pledge; catch a disease
enigma
contract
obliterate
provincial
31. Self-satisfaction; smugness
refute
skeptic
complacency
proliferation
32. Inactive; lacking power to move
concur
inert
nurture
gregarious
33. Brief and compact
homogeneous
recount
antiquated
concise
34. Accepting one's fate; unresisting; patiently submissive
ironic
ponderous
resigned
quandary
35. Artistic; dealing with or capable of appreciation of the beautiful
archaic
aesthetic
antidote
augment
36. Disagree
dissent
repel
enhance
benevolent
37. Unchangeable
materialism
indifferent
immutable
egoism
38. Regret; disapprove of
deplore
capricious
discerning
impeccable
39. Gloomy; depressing; dark; drab
lavish
feasible
heresy
somber
40. False; misleading
denounce
fallacious
deprecate
disparage
41. Concise; abrupt; pithy
terse
scrutinize
abstemious
notoriety
42. Someone who eats too much
enigma
criterion
contentious
glutton
43. Suitable; practical; politic
fastidious
expedient
concur
philanthropist
44. Something that discourages; hindrance
rhetorical
deterrent
dismiss
disputatious
45. Unintentional; by oversight; careless
incite
philanthropist
esoteric
inadvertent
46. Something new; newness
denounce
indict
novelty
ratify
47. Ridicule; make fun of
resolution
stagnant
deride
idiosyncrasy
48. Narrate or tell; count over again
belie
augment
explicit
recount
49. Ambiguous; intentionally misleading
acknowledge
dogmatic
appease
equivocal
50. Showy; pretentious; trying to attract attention
venerate
ostentatious
immutable
exemplary