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SAT Word Power Harder
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Subjects
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sat
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english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. To enroll - most particularly in college
matriculate
draconian
dilettante
compunction
2. Harmful - unwholesome - stinking - putrid
noisome
palliate
somnolent
habeas corpus
3. To stir up - to incite
foment
capricious
profligate
iniquitous
4. To give off - to conceal
secrete
impervious
opus
prepossess
5. Unwavering - robust - sturdily built
stalwart
palliate
behemoth
recondite
6. Nonchalant - lighthearted - unconcerned
irascible
aggrieve
insouciant
dulcet
7. Displeasure or resentment - shade
fetter
umbrage
abstinence
besmirch
8. Voluntarily refraining from eating certain foods or drink - or from doing something pleasant but not good for you
dichotomy
probity
fauna
abstinence
9. Nearsightedness - lacking foresight
slatternly
myopia
philistine
cavil
10. Sneaky - secret
conflagration
perfunctory
saturnine
surreptitious
11. Extraordinary composure in the face of danger
doggerel
libidinous
sangfroid
gird
12. A wealthy - influential person
oscillate
impervious
accouterments
nabob
13. Wordy language - an indirect - roundabout expression
circumlocution
halitosis
toothsome
rapprochement
14. Retract - renounce or recant
hoary
impecunious
forswear
dulcet
15. Habitual - deeply rooted or established
officious
inveterate
tony
venerate
16. Something that is enormous - or monstrous in size and power
zephyr
behemoth
obdurate
cortege
17. A drunken reveler or orgy
bacchanal
cachet
repartee
assiduous
18. Stubbornly defiant and resistant of authority
espy
recalcitrant
putrefy
dissipate
19. Heading - title - category
wastrel
rubric
paradigm
libation
20. To gesture - especially when speaking
gesticulate
parsimonious
halitosis
gamin
21. Preachy - pompous - using wise sayings excessively
sententious
myopia
ensconce
diurnal
22. To suggest partly - to give a hint of things to come - to foreshadow vaguely
accolade
prurient
probity
adumbrate
23. Someone who wastes - a spendthrift
wastrel
sylvan
gesticulate
ameliorate
24. Evil - unjust
sturm and drang
iniquitous
evanescent
capricious
25. Pushy - conceited - noisily self-assertive
bumptious
debacle
discomfit
perfidious
26. To smile foolishly
vagary
ruminate
prevaricate
simper
27. Coming into existence - being born
viscosity
perorate
nascent
muckrake
28. A privilege or perk that goes along with a job
perquisite
rife
foment
aegis
29. To glimpse - to descry - to catch sight of
debacle
usury
espy
synergy
30. Pungent - charmingly provocative
implacable
piquant
castigate
salubrious
31. Disgraceful and dishonorable
chary
ignominious
cogitate
bivouac
32. Just beginning - not organized or orderly - incomplete
sine qua non
usury
gird
inchoate
33. Hermit-like - self-denial - austere
malfeasance
pregnant
sturm and drang
ascetic
34. Bad breath
levee
fusillade
cortege
halitosis
35. Corrosive - biting - bitterly scathing
milieu
mendacious
dissipate
vitriolic
36. A sudden outburst
spate
ambulatory
prescient
perfidious
37. An illegal act especially by a public official
malfeasance
ancillary
sally
flagellate
38. Unnecessarily helpful - meddlesome - interfering
officious
impugn
draconian
habeas corpus
39. Award or honor - high praise
accolade
toothsome
officious
rubric
40. Comic - sometimes crude - informal verse
doggerel
elan
cavil
nepotism
41. The judicious use of resources - livestock farming
apoplexy
evanescent
husbandry
ambulatory
42. Full-figured - plump
patina
adjure
zaftig
anomie
43. A rapid outburst - spray of gunfire
antipodal
recalcitrant
diaspora
fusillade
44. A difficult and confused situation - a complicated disagreement
chary
imbroglio
clout
rife
45. Origin - source - proof of past ownership
nepotism
rife
habeas corpus
provenance
46. Lascivious - have lustful thoughts or desires
penury
niggardly
prurient
ancillary
47. A temporary encampment
bivouac
neophyte
implacable
vacuous
48. To settle in snugly - to hide in a secure place
belie
supercilious
ensconce
dossier
49. To swing back and forth
inveterate
behemoth
oscillate
noisome
50. A flatterer - a self-serving yes-man
sycophant
punctilious
piquant
exemplar