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SAT Vocab Most Important 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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1. False charges and malicious oral statements about someone
slander
innovative
effusive
discourse
2. Appropriateness of behavior
propriety
austere
melancholy
emphasize
3. The act of making something useful again
cryptic
surreptitiously
reclamation
inconsequential
4. Feeling hatred; scornful
ostentatious
exemplary
impinge
contemptuous
5. Known widely and usually unfavorably; infamous
notorious
nocturnal
serene
clarity
6. Not caring one way or the other
indifferent
ostentatious
elusive
jurisprudence
7. Prejudiced
biased
medieval
tenacity
exemplary
8. The art of using language effectively and persuasively
compelling
theoretical
incumbent
rhetoric
9. A large painting applied directly to a wall or ceiling surface
proximity
premonition
mural
impinge
10. Not applied to actual objects
abstract
proliferate
incorrigible
wily
11. Strikingly new or unusual
emigrate
obstinate
novel
malfeasance
12. A clever trick used to deceive or outwit
eclectic
diligent
putrid
stratagem
13. Unimaginative; dull
obdurate
hypocrisy
prosaic
incorrigible
14. Having little substance or strength; shaky; unsure - weak
dogged
mediocrity
fractious
tenuous
15. An example or model
propriety
paradigm
dilettante
permeated
16. To express strong disapproval of; denounce
permeated
condemn
theoretical
assiduous
17. Practical
theoretical
reprehensible
pragmatic
notorious
18. Simultaneously having opposing feelings; uncertain
mundane
ambivalent
catalog
opulent
19. On guard; watchful
wary
incontrovertible
inconsequential
mollify
20. Plentiful; having a large quantity
obsolete
copious
replete
egregious
21. Lacking energy
paradigm
affable
listless
novice
22. Awareness; insight
medley
enlightening
perception
ostentatious
23. A place of retreat or security
aesthetic
benevolent
emollient
asylum
24. Inequality in age - rank - or degree; difference
plausible
obdurate
disparity
stratagem
25. Feeling or showing little emotion
ruse
quandary
apathetic
equanimity
26. (adj.) characterized by the telling of a story (n.) a story
sonorous
narrative
torpor
fastidious
27. Open to more than one interpretation
inherent
quandary
cohesive
ambiguous
28. (adj.) relatively unknown (v.) to conceal or make indistinct
comprehensive
notorious
obscure
condemn
29. Done or achieved with little effort; easy
transitory
premonition
facile
incontrovertible
30. Supported with proof or evidence; verified
vocation
asylum
catalog
substantiated
31. Subdued; kept from being circulated
jurisprudence
whimsical
suppressed
nocturnal
32. Calm
serene
fluid
heinous
coherent
33. Dispersed throughout
asylum
pervasive
ebullience
timorous
34. Characteristic of an earlier period; old-fashioned
pejorative
apprehension
stoic
archaic
35. Profoundly moving; touching
mediocrity
ponderous
poignant
insolent
36. Highly respected
disparity
venerated
hackneyed
conception
37. To grow or increase rapidly
medieval
genre
proliferate
pundit
38. Trustworthiness; completeness
camaraderie
ambiguous
camouflage
integrity
39. An occupation or profession
modest
conflagration
vocation
convoluted
40. Stubborn; inflexible
benevolent
obdurate
condescending
enmity
41. Imposed as a duty; obligatory
coherent
exculpate
apparatus
incumbent
42. A feeling about the future
maverick
aesthetic
staid
premonition
43. Having great depth or seriousness
profound
narrative
mollify
prosaic
44. An authority who expresses his/her opinions
copious
medieval
contemporary
pundit
45. Exercising absolute power; tyrannical
despotic
pejorative
facile
brusque
46. Copied or adapted from a source
impression
derived
dogged
harbinger
47. Describing flowery or elaborate speech
ebullience
florid
prudent
penitent
48. Shrewd; clever
vilify
astute
assiduous
amenable
49. Easy-going; friendly
discredit
comprehensive
pervasive
affable
50. Determined by impulse rather than reason
incontrovertible
arbitrary
putrid
disdain