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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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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Logically connected
narrative
coherent
pervasive
enmity
2. Able to pay one's debts
incumbent
conviction
solvent
didactic
3. To give official authorization or approval
sanction
equanimity
comprehensive
sonorous
4. To consider perfect
pejorative
idealize
medieval
prodigious
5. The art of using language effectively and persuasively
emigrate
toxic
reclamation
rhetoric
6. (adj.) characterized by the telling of a story (n.) a story
whimsical
ingrate
narrative
rhetoric
7. Having great depth or seriousness
profound
truncated
exculpate
emollient
8. Quiet or humble in manner or appearance
incontrovertible
modest
emollient
plagiarism
9. Difficult to comprehend
trepidation
cryptic
candor
stoic
10. Freed from blame
prudent
vindicated
servile
endure
11. Clearness in thought or expression
idealize
cohesive
clarity
paradigm
12. Having a harmful effect; injurious
dilatory
reprehensible
naive
deleterious
13. (adj.) softening and soothing (n.) something that softens or soothes
impression
despotic
condemn
emollient
14. Unplanned; naturally occurring
perspective
opulent
capricious
spontaneous
15. Submissive; like a servant
transitory
notorious
obscure
servile
16. Proper; marked by good taste
frenetic
contemporary
decorous
rhetoric
17. General agreement
consensus
timorous
novel
disparage
18. Indisputable; not open to question
insolent
incontrovertible
omnipotent
amenable
19. A place of retreat or security
acquired
arbiter
wary
asylum
20. To slow the progress of
catalog
equivocate
transitory
impede
21. Stubbornly adhering to insufficiently proved beliefs
opulent
sanction
dogmatic
intuition
22. Informative; contributing the one's awareness
enlightening
novel
timorous
fractious
23. Dine by secretive means
insolent
cordial
surreptitiously
wily
24. Rotten
lament
surreptitiously
pugnacious
putrid
25. Not caring one way or the other
indifferent
reclamation
abstract
convoluted
26. (n.) contempt - scorn (v.) to regard or treat with contempt; to look down on
eclectic
ample
disdain
putrid
27. A collection of literary pieces
mundane
anthology
stoic
obdurate
28. Exhibiting a display of great wealth
anthology
wily
comprehensive
opulent
29. Impulsive and unpredictable
capricious
despotic
emollient
listless
30. Mutual hatred or ill-will
emigrate
serene
enmity
apprehension
31. Equipment; a group of machines
camouflage
dogmatic
apparatus
nocturnal
32. Describing a dry - rainless climate
inevitable
arid
compelling
incumbent
33. Goodwill between friends
clarity
camaraderie
vitality
deleterious
34. Large in scope or content
permeated
comprehensive
meticulous
putrid
35. Courageous; fearless
parody
intrepid
sedentary
assiduous
36. Something that indicates what is to come; a forerunner
harbinger
comprehensive
gratuitous
modest
37. To ease a pain or a burden
catalog
fabricated
alleviate
penitent
38. A brilliantly executed plan
embellish
putrid
coup
cryptic
39. Secretive
clandestine
emphasize
anthology
intuition
40. Not genuine; false - counterfeit
spurious
dilatory
disingenuous
dogged
41. Prejudiced
plagiarism
consensus
biased
anthology
42. Kind and gentle
benign
brittle
exculpate
aesthetic
43. A crafty trick
ruse
venerated
realism
obstinate
44. Unable to be reformed
eloquence
apathetic
exemplary
incorrigible
45. Combative; belligerent
diligent
deleterious
incontrovertible
pugnacious
46. Open to more than one interpretation
facile
ambiguous
staid
indifferent
47. Shrewd; clever
astute
biased
transient
prodigious
48. Simultaneously having opposing feelings; uncertain
vindicated
comprehensive
ambivalent
medley
49. Misconduct or wrongdoing - especially by a public official
malfeasance
theoretical
inveterate
malice
50. Not in favor of one side or the other - unbiased
tenacity
heinous
impartial
spontaneous