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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. Not genuine; false - counterfeit
spurious
florid
torpor
amenable
2. Sincerity; openness
ornate
vindicated
arbiter
candor
3. Subdued; kept from being circulated
nocturnal
equivocate
suppressed
copious
4. General agreement
inveterate
heinous
spurious
consensus
5. Intense enthusiasm
imperious
ebullience
conviction
conception
6. Not straightforward; crafty
arbitrary
disingenuous
obscure
alliance
7. Unimaginative; dull
ominous
rational
prosaic
obsolete
8. Trustworthiness; completeness
indolent
integrity
profound
acquired
9. Of or occurring in the night
assertion
transitory
ample
nocturnal
10. Something that indicates what is to come; a forerunner
harbinger
innate
laudatory
plausible
11. A group organized by rank
profound
facetious
hierarchy
propriety
12. Domineering; oppressively overbearing
sonorous
omnipotent
impinge
dictatorial
13. A beginner
perception
malice
ruse
novice
14. An example or model
paradigm
servile
proliferate
medieval
15. Stubbornly adhering to insufficiently proved beliefs
emigrate
dogmatic
anthology
exemplary
16. Prejudiced
mollify
haughty
biased
ominous
17. To put up with to survive a hardship
emphasize
endure
naive
slander
18. Hinder; interfere with
impinge
premonition
prosaic
realism
19. Strikingly new or unusual
assertion
disdain
inconsequential
novel
20. An ungrateful person
conception
context
ingrate
intuition
21. Courageous; fearless
disparity
ambivalent
intrepid
disparage
22. Poisonous
pervasive
vindicated
phenomenon
toxic
23. A fixed or strong belief
reprehensible
ornate
conviction
diligent
24. Logically connected
sanction
servile
coherent
suppressed
25. Savage; untamed
feral
proximity
conviction
dictatorial
26. Rotten
toxic
anthology
objectivity
putrid
27. Easy-going; friendly
eloquence
affable
objectivity
effusive
28. Menacing; threatening
didactic
ominous
modest
comprehensive
29. To hide by blending in with surroundings
intrepid
camouflage
tenacity
medley
30. Certain to happen - unavoidable
meticulous
stratagem
inevitable
poignant
31. Calm
capricious
dilettante
serene
propriety
32. Extremely or deliberately shocking or noticeable
flagrant
harbinger
dictatorial
opulent
33. One who is independent and resists adherence to a group
notorious
camaraderie
plausible
maverick
34. No longer in use; old-fashioned
embellish
novel
obsolete
mundane
35. Possessed at birth; inborn
patronizing
innate
benevolent
dictatorial
36. Verbal expression or exchange; conversation
alleviate
truncated
discredit
discourse
37. A collection of literary pieces
austere
indolent
anthology
proliferate
38. Easily understood; clear
lucid
convoluted
timorous
arbitrary
39. Concerned only with what is on the surface or obvious; shallow
substantiated
spontaneous
superficial
copious
40. To give special attention to something - to stress
abstract
conception
pejorative
emphasize
41. Conspicuously bad or offensive
egregious
transitory
disdain
indifferent
42. Shortened; cut off
mediocrity
truncated
caustic
fastidious
43. To slow the progress of
impede
context
coup
impinge
44. A brilliantly executed plan
coup
acquired
eclectic
transient
45. Extreme ill will or spite
malice
perception
conception
reprehensible
46. Current - modern; from the same time
contemporary
imperious
obscure
innovative
47. Condition of sticking together
impinge
staid
cohesive
egregious
48. Wildly excited or active
narrative
frenetic
vindicated
insolent
49. Favorable; promising
inveterate
assertion
malleable
auspicious
50. Freed from blame
ominous
superfluous
elusive
vindicated