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SAT Word Power Harder
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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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1. Humorous - joking in a somewhat inappropriate or clumsy manner
decimate
facetious
quiescence
acquit
2. Environment - surroundings
apostasy
apogee
abstruse
milieu
3. An excellent model - a typical example
provenance
exemplar
paradigm
veneer
4. Hot-tempered - cranky
extirpate
irascible
apogee
contentious
5. To run counter to - to show something as false
depredate
ascetic
ersatz
belie
6. A street urchin - a slim girl with an impish charm
implacable
sartorial
oscillate
gamin
7. To ponder over - to mediate - to think
perquisite
ensconce
probity
cogitate
8. To censor prudishly - to rewrite crudely
inveterate
bowdlerize
imbroglio
rout
9. Facade - coating - outward appearance
recalcitrant
protean
privation
veneer
10. A large - disastrous fire
histrionic
prurient
conflagration
bivouac
11. To compromise - to draw something out in order to gain time
temporize
erudite
neophyte
raffish
12. Excessively rigid - dry and stiff - inflexible
malfeasance
nonplus
hidebound
ossify
13. Boredom - listlessness - lack of interest
junta
bandy
cachet
ennui
14. Calm - indifferent - not easily aroused
compunction
draconian
phlegmatic
flagellate
15. To break up - to squander - to indulge excessively in sensual pleasure
malfeasance
mordant
descry
dissipate
16. Not capable of being appeased or mollified
obdurate
implacable
recidivism
syllogism
17. To soften by soaking - to cause to waste away
accolade
exemplar
macerate
shibboleth
18. Fashionable - trendy - aristocratic
tony
viscosity
scofflaw
aggrieve
19. Something or someone loathed or intensely disliked
anathema
sycophant
covet
rout
20. A weariness - listlessness - a state of lethargy
ancillary
ennui
spelunker
lassitude
21. Burden - blame - obligation
accolade
officious
onus
besmirch
22. Sullen - gloomy - depressed
inchoate
saturnine
moribund
rife
23. Lacking color - wan
impervious
brook
pallid
munificent
24. Drowsy - sleepy
portent
capricious
libidinous
somnolent
25. A model or example
castigate
paradigm
hoary
malapropism
26. Vigor - distinctive - elegant style
elan
ensconce
phantasm
compunction
27. To rot
putrefy
myopia
panacea
gamin
28. To put an end to
probity
feckless
gerrymander
scotch
29. A stroke resulting from loss of blood to the brain - becoming so angry as to be on the verge of exploding
muckrake
dichotomy
apoplexy
fecund
30. Careless - unenthusiastic - done merely as duty
assignation
bumptious
perfunctory
depredate
31. All knowing - infinite awareness
maudlin
omniscient
patina
intransigent
32. Honesty - uprightness
probity
secrete
inveterate
decimate
33. To confuse - deceive
sallow
leitmotif
parsimonious
discomfit
34. Fawning - subservient - servile
obsequious
vacuous
libidinous
cavil
35. Talkative
impugn
sallow
garrulous
ennui
36. Widespread - abounding - occurring frequently
sallow
rife
nabob
munificent
37. Showing favoritism to friends or family - as in granting positions in jobs or politics
nepotism
onus
sine qua non
redoubtable
38. Advancing a point of view - biased
apogee
tendentious
discomfit
junta
39. To put to flight - to scatter - to cause a huge defeat
rout
conflagration
hoary
sangfroid
40. A work of art - the sum of an artist's work
phlegmatic
bumptious
penury
oeuvre
41. To impede - restrain - hamper
itinerant
vacuous
fetter
oeuvre
42. Hard to understand or grasp
verdant
abstruse
obdurate
propinquity
43. Vulgar or indecent language
ribald
implacable
enervate
chicanery
44. To become rigid - to become set in one's ways
acquit
ossify
ennui
ribald
45. Scheming activity for an evil purpose
machination
perquisite
covet
antipodal
46. Lustful - lascivious
bon vivant
libidinous
mendacious
lassitude
47. Award or honor - high praise
ribald
accolade
puissance
titular
48. To command or urge solemnly and earnestly
circumlocution
ambulatory
opprobrious
adjure
49. To punish - chastise - criticize severely
mordant
bon vivant
castigate
truculent
50. To toss back and forth - to exchange - to use in a glib way
bandy
vagary
usury
nirvana
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