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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. Laziness; inactivity; dullness
ample
propriety
torpor
hierarchy
2. To speak of in a slighting way or negatively; to belittle
coup
inconsequential
disparage
disdain
3. The quality of being calm and even-tempered; composure
arbiter
brittle
dogmatic
equanimity
4. Friendly; sincere
malice
cordial
disingenuous
egregious
5. Hatefully evil; abominable
heinous
impression
gratuitous
candor
6. Logically connected
coherent
benevolent
frenetic
malfeasance
7. Difficult to capture - as in something actually fleeting
context
ambiguous
elusive
truncated
8. Stubborn; inflexible
obdurate
fabricated
futile
dubious
9. Easily understood; clear
heinous
coherent
benevolent
lucid
10. Of little importance or significance
florid
trivial
wily
venerated
11. A selected part of a passage or scene
tenuous
fractious
biased
excerpt
12. Proper; marked by good taste
amenable
contemporary
nascent
decorous
13. Equipment; a group of machines
fluid
apparatus
impression
ruse
14. Shrewd; clever
astute
malfeasance
servile
surreptitiously
15. Difficult to comprehend
fractious
despotic
arbiter
cryptic
16. Subdued; kept from being circulated
suppressed
futile
facile
innovative
17. Feeling or showing little emotion
assiduous
profound
austere
apathetic
18. Uninteresting; unchallenging
insipid
compelling
rhetoric
penitent
19. A fixed or strong belief
conviction
surreptitiously
innovative
medieval
20. Something that indicates what is to come; a forerunner
effusive
astute
harbinger
plausible
21. Extremely dull
ponderous
clarity
ebullience
assertion
22. Describing a dry - rainless climate
fastidious
proximity
arid
theoretical
23. Favorable; promising
alienated
auspicious
ample
impinge
24. To free from guilt or blame
emollient
alliance
exculpate
clandestine
25. Enormous
putrid
prodigious
acquired
clarity
26. Prejudiced
stoic
biased
omnipotent
exculpate
27. Secretive
penitent
fastidious
clandestine
apparatus
28. Treating in a condescending manner
trepidation
deleterious
patronizing
egregious
29. The practice of pretending to be something one is not; insincerity
acquired
caustic
hypocrisy
vilify
30. Sincerity; openness
candor
coup
hypocrisy
brittle
31. Introducing something new
disingenuous
clandestine
effusive
innovative
32. Playfully humorous
hypocrisy
theoretical
facetious
despotic
33. Without decoration; strict
obscure
hierarchy
dictatorial
austere
34. To cause to be doubted
acquired
discredit
ponderous
impede
35. The act of making something useful again
inherent
rhetoric
reclamation
vilify
36. An authority who expresses his/her opinions
pundit
convoluted
condescending
replete
37. Insulting in manner or speech
fluid
slander
transient
insolent
38. Menacing; threatening
alliance
premonition
ominous
apparatus
39. The power of knowing things without thinking; sharp insight
disingenuous
derived
intuition
mediocrity
40. Not in favor of one side or the other - unbiased
impartial
benign
indifferent
prudent
41. Stubbornly adhering to an opinion or course of action
derived
mundane
obstinate
sedentary
42. The ability to form or understand an idea
malice
cartographer
conception
brittle
43. Having little substance or strength; shaky; unsure - weak
rancorous
coherent
profound
tenuous
44. To make beautiful by ornamenting; to decorate
stoic
anthology
catalog
embellish
45. Persistence
apathetic
diligent
tenacity
prudent
46. Indifferent to pleasure or pain; impassive
deleterious
heinous
laudatory
stoic
47. Of chief concern or importance
paramount
innate
rational
toxic
48. Having a harmful effect; injurious
emollient
condescending
deleterious
convoluted
49. Stubbornly persevering
ponderous
dogged
dilatory
nascent
50. Open to more than one interpretation
ambiguous
compelling
inevitable
emigrate