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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. False charges and malicious oral statements about someone
amenable
comprehensive
affable
slander
2. A selected part of a passage or scene
malfeasance
excerpt
dubious
rational
3. Intense enthusiasm
condescending
ebullience
frenetic
anthology
4. Made; concocted in order to deceive
fabricated
clandestine
propriety
didactic
5. To calm or soothe
cartographer
reprehensible
mollify
feral
6. Intended to instruct
didactic
apathetic
ominous
toxic
7. (adj.) softening and soothing (n.) something that softens or soothes
intuition
pejorative
mundane
emollient
8. Friendly; sincere
cordial
pugnacious
profound
equivocate
9. Difficult to comprehend
excerpt
dilettante
cryptic
pugnacious
10. Open to more than one interpretation
dubious
ambiguous
astute
insolent
11. All-powerful
misconception
disdain
omnipotent
ambiguous
12. Sincerity; openness
ebullience
candor
ostentatious
narrative
13. The state or quality of being average; of moderate to low quality
slander
stoic
anthology
mediocrity
14. Copied or adapted from a source
asylum
derived
omnipotent
dogmatic
15. To avoid making a definite statement
cartographer
consensus
equivocate
paradigm
16. Stubbornly adhering to an opinion or course of action
anthology
idealize
obstinate
intuition
17. Strikingly new or unusual
novel
camaraderie
malleable
ample
18. Of chief concern or importance
malice
didactic
paramount
caustic
19. Rotten
ambiguous
sonorous
putrid
condemn
20. Having a harmful effect; injurious
deleterious
transitory
fabricated
equanimity
21. Doubtful; of unlikely authenticity
ostentatious
consensus
equivocate
dubious
22. An example or model
objectivity
paradigm
pervasive
pragmatic
23. Sadness; depression
ambivalent
melancholy
dilatory
stratagem
24. Passing away with time; passing from one place to another
exemplary
sedentary
transient
prodigious
25. Easily understood; clear
pragmatic
tenacity
prosaic
lucid
26. Quiet or humble in manner or appearance
aesthetic
egregious
heinous
modest
27. Treating in a condescending manner
astute
intuition
proliferate
patronizing
28. Awareness; insight
perception
hypocrisy
perspective
quandary
29. Logically connected
superficial
fastidious
futile
coherent
30. Subdued; kept from being circulated
exemplary
obscure
suppressed
discredit
31. To free from guilt or blame
exculpate
serene
condemn
servile
32. Informative; contributing the one's awareness
enlightening
vilify
benevolent
despotic
33. Dispersed throughout
obscure
sedentary
compelling
pervasive
34. Energy; power to survive
coup
contemporary
vitality
incontrovertible
35. Easily shaped or formed; easily influenced
malleable
truncated
impartial
copious
36. Easily broken when subjected to pressure
rhetoric
coherent
implication
brittle
37. Point of view
perspective
alleviate
tenuous
convoluted
38. Long established; deep-rooted; habitual
vocation
inveterate
malleable
clarity
39. The act of passing off the ideas or writing of another as one's own
arid
consensus
didactic
plagiarism
40. (n.) contempt - scorn (v.) to regard or treat with contempt; to look down on
disdain
hierarchy
medieval
mundane
41. Exhibiting a display of great wealth
pugnacious
laudatory
opulent
ambivalent
42. Feeling hatred; scornful
capricious
contemptuous
obdurate
stratagem
43. Describing a category of artistic endeavor
apparatus
exculpate
genre
hypocrisy
44. Developed or learned; not naturally occurring
acquired
conflagration
disingenuous
nocturnal
45. Menacing; threatening
cogent
phenomenon
ominous
exculpate
46. Uncertainty; apprehension
arbiter
trepidation
malice
obdurate
47. No longer in use; old-fashioned
assiduous
rhetoric
impartial
obsolete
48. Express grief for; mourn
lament
propriety
putrid
futile
49. Emotionally unrestrained; gushy
effusive
plagiarism
ambivalent
listless
50. Worthy of blame
implication
plausible
reprehensible
asylum