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SAT Vocab High Frequency Words
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sat
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english
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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. Stingy; mean
miserly
aversion
idiosyncrasy
gregarious
2. Urge; plead for
analogous
advocate
qualified
philanthropist
3. Excessively careful; painstaking; scrupulous
implement
meticulous
exonerate
egoism
4. Wordy
verbose
inadvertent
oblivion
superficial
5. Dilemma
diligence
discount
quandary
disparage
6. Censure; rebuke
denounce
reprove
vigor
vacillate
7. Faultless
impeccable
aloof
instigate
resigned
8. Sparing in eating and drinking; temperate
gravity
trite
abstemious
substantiate
9. Obscure; profound; difficult to understand
abstruse
fastidious
inherent
derivative
10. Slow; lazy; lethargic
predecessor
advocate
sage
sluggish
11. Extreme corruption; wickedness
artisan
implausible
disinclination
depravity
12. Ridicule; make fun of
piety
analogous
disclose
deride
13. Gloomy; depressing; dark; drab
somber
compile
credulity
denounce
14. One who believes that pleasure is the sole aim in life
predecessor
hedonist
discriminating
apathy
15. Person who seeks to overturn the established government; advocate of abolishing authority
discerning
incongruous
laud
anarchist
16. Turn upside down or inside out
capricious
invert
aspire
hypocritical
17. Disagree
optimist
dissent
guile
anarchist
18. Mocking
implement
diminution
satirical
derivative
19. Wandering away from the subject
substantiate
preclude
digression
retract
20. Abandon; disown; repudiate
renounce
recluse
benevolent
resolution
21. Hinder; block; delay
facilitate
exemplify
impede
implement
22. Impertinence; insolence
impudence
usurp
resolution
renounce
23. Mental calmness
hypocritical
composure
unwarranted
sanction
24. State of violent agitation
turbulence
diffuse
pretentious
cryptic
25. Meager; insufficient
profusion
rectify
scanty
novelty
26. Make use of - sometimes unjustly
exploit
embellish
reverent
indiscriminate
27. Moderate; tone down or restrain; toughen (steel)
cryptic
exonerate
temper
robust
28. Boaster
antagonism
impeccable
hypocritical
braggart
29. Gracious; heartfelt
discordant
animosity
cordial
aloof
30. Respectful; worshipful
reverent
cryptic
reprove
discerning
31. Difficult to please; squeamish
fastidious
articulate
mitigate
doctrine
32. Composed of elements drawn from disparate sources
sanction
animosity
eclectic
hardy
33. Deceit; duplicity
coercion
astute
guile
lavish
34. Admit; yield
concede
pervasive
exploit
detrimental
35. Artistic; dealing with or capable of appreciation of the beautiful
apathy
aesthetic
lethargic
dissent
36. Moderation of self-control; controlling force; restriction
meticulous
restraint
haughtiness
flagrant
37. Relieve
enigma
elusive
curtail
alleviate
38. Practicing self-denial; austere
scanty
ascetic
qualified
adulation
39. Mild expression in place of an unpleasant one
partisan
antidote
euphemism
meticulous
40. Belief that life is basically bad or evil; gloominess
pessimism
constraint
dogmatic
cordial
41. Insignificant; unimportant
exploit
inconsequential
austere
immutable
42. Severity
innocuous
rigor
arrogance
curtail
43. Occurring irregularly
innate
notoriety
sporadic
ramble
44. Ascribe; explain
discerning
disputatious
attribute
concur
45. Reconciling; soothing
conciliatory
garrulous
belie
insipid
46. Shorten; reduce
curtail
volatile
abstruse
perpetuate
47. Confuse; puzzle
confound
sporadic
archaic
cajole
48. Based on assumptions or hypotheses; supposed
acknowledge
opaque
analogous
hypothetical
49. Someone who eats too much
glutton
turmoil
credulity
static
50. Unmoved or unconcerned by; mediocre
quandary
indifferent
resigned
brevity