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SAT Vocab Most Important 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. No longer in use; old-fashioned
tenuous
ambiguous
obsolete
penitent
2. The act of passing off the ideas or writing of another as one's own
plagiarism
emollient
exemplary
diligent
3. Shortened; cut off
tenuous
truncated
ostentatious
discourse
4. Verbal expression or exchange; conversation
embellish
cogent
discourse
reclamation
5. To restrain; to hold back
gratuitous
subdue
haughty
ponderous
6. A widespread fire
vocation
phenomenon
conflagration
nocturnal
7. Insulting in manner or speech
insolent
spontaneous
proximity
exemplary
8. Rudely abrupt
brusque
derived
putrid
disparage
9. Subdued; kept from being circulated
contemporary
austere
feral
suppressed
10. A fixed or strong belief
acquired
idealize
conviction
superfluous
11. Having great depth or seriousness
profound
perception
melancholy
innate
12. Stubbornly adhering to insufficiently proved beliefs
didactic
dogmatic
conviction
astute
13. The ability to form or understand an idea
stratagem
assertion
conception
paramount
14. Dispersed throughout
pervasive
endure
quandary
ambivalent
15. Timid; fearful about the future
timorous
melancholy
jurisprudence
gratuitous
16. A selected part of a passage or scene
vocation
penitent
elusive
excerpt
17. Characteristic of an earlier period; old-fashioned
archaic
abstract
clandestine
contemporary
18. Anxiety or fear about the future
apprehension
cordial
ample
insolent
19. (adj.) softening and soothing (n.) something that softens or soothes
notorious
lucid
dogmatic
emollient
20. A tremendously skilled artist
exculpate
virtuoso
nocturnal
enmity
21. Cunning
alliance
florid
cartographer
wily
22. Stubbornly persevering
dogged
excerpt
coherent
emigrate
23. Hinder; interfere with
impinge
didactic
enmity
maverick
24. Describing a category of artistic endeavor
heinous
inveterate
perception
genre
25. Long established; deep-rooted; habitual
conflagration
inveterate
paramount
auspicious
26. Favorable; promising
inconsequential
ebullience
ornate
auspicious
27. Secretive
prodigious
auspicious
candor
clandestine
28. Rotten
putrid
lucid
opulent
sanction
29. Lacking application or practical application
theoretical
tenuous
egregious
lucid
30. To avoid making a definite statement
amenable
comprehensive
rhetoric
equivocate
31. Intended to instruct
proximity
auspicious
didactic
sanction
32. Wildly excited or active
frenetic
laudatory
pugnacious
impression
33. To ease a pain or a burden
insipid
alleviate
archaic
clarity
34. Informative; contributing the one's awareness
conflagration
disparity
enlightening
emollient
35. Worthy of blame
deleterious
genre
putrid
reprehensible
36. Equipment; a group of machines
medieval
discredit
apparatus
imperious
37. Extremely careful and precise
elusive
ingrate
equivocate
meticulous
38. Trustworthiness; completeness
ponderous
cryptic
integrity
surreptitiously
39. The power of knowing things without thinking; sharp insight
despotic
innate
equanimity
intuition
40. Large in scope or content
paradigm
comprehensive
camouflage
hypocrisy
41. The philosophy or science of law
assertion
propriety
jurisprudence
biased
42. Expressing remorse for one's misdeeds
sanction
penitent
cartographer
candor
43. An example or model
paradigm
objectivity
obscure
hierarchy
44. Inequality in age - rank - or degree; difference
catalog
coup
disparity
impinge
45. Hateful; marked by deep seated ill-will
rancorous
equanimity
objectivity
dictatorial
46. Hard-working
assiduous
incumbent
hypocrisy
condemn
47. Certain to happen - unavoidable
consensus
condescending
inevitable
incumbent
48. (n.) contempt - scorn (v.) to regard or treat with contempt; to look down on
sedentary
mundane
disdain
implication
49. Condition of sticking together
brusque
perspective
catalog
cohesive
50. Circumstances of a situation; environment
context
nocturnal
incorrigible
naive