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SAT Critical Reading Vocab
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logic-and-reasoning
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1. To talk or move with weak unsteady steps - especially because you are drunk or ill/sick
accomplice
arsonist
dire
totter
2. To hide sth
lambaste
pretentious
spurn
conceal
3. give up
monotonously
niche
titillate
relinquish
4. A situation that sth is defeated easily and completely
stipend
monotonously
metes out
rout
5. To criticize sb or speak angrily to them because you don't approve what they have done or said
retelling
rubric
upbraid
prescribed
6. Only; single
exuberant
sole
salient
liberator
7. Full of people moving around in a busy way
frugal
bustling
hull
metes out
8. A person living in a country that's not their own
expatriate
exterminate
captive
writ
9. To take control of a country - region - etc - especially by force
indefatigable
harbinger
instrumental
annex
10. The quality of being completely honest
probity
grudgingly
egregious
agnostic
11. Strong and not easily damaged
virulent
hinges on
provincial
sturdy
12. Practices self denial as spiritual discipline
belligerent
repulsed
relish
ascetic
13. The complete destruction of every trace of something
eradication
reign over
exterminate
egregious
14. To be respected very much as being very important or holy
enact
chivalry
venerate
wane
15. (disapproving) to be slow and unwilling to understand sth
delve into
obtuse
clump
imprudence
16. To limit the amount of sth that sb is allowed to have
morale
equivocal
ration
divulge
17. Money paid regularly to sb as wages
miserly
vetiver
equivocal
stipend
18. To have pity on sth you want to have that you used to have
wistfully
beguile
cynically
blatant
19. (formal) to say in a will that you want sb to have your property - money - etc. after your die.
bequeath
haste
deprecate
assortment
20. (formal) words which sound important but have little meaning - used to impress people
patron
bombastic
resemble
salient
21. More than you need or want
superfluous
pretentious
demolish
clash with
22. To pretend to have a particular feeling
dreary
feign
incensed
criteria
23. Someone who releases people from captivity or bondage
liberator
havoc
mercenary
pyromaniac
24. (man) to sing or play music to a woman of his love outside under the window
vetiver
syncopated
patron
serenade
25. To punish or make sb suffer
metes out
humility
mundane
exuberant
26. Not seeming to be based on a reason - system or plan and sometimes seeming unfair
arbitrary
resemble
lambaste
writ
27. Happiness - fun and the sound of people laughing
candor
curmudgeon
meager
mirth
28. To smile widely
distraught
shear
grin
preeminent
29. To become gradually weaker or less important
sole
dexterous
accomplice
wane
30. The outer edge of a particular area
viscous
curmudgeon
unrest
periphery
31. To get onto a sheep
reign over
instrumental
divulge
embark
32. Not important or serious; not worth considering
trivial
niche
undertake
grudgingly
33. Supply of bullets
clash with
subvert
assortment
ammunition
34. To punish by officially kick sb out of a Christian Church
fidelity
aggravate
altruistic
excommunicate
35. Too small; (of a person) hating to spend money
writ
exterminate
miserly
barge
36. Rude because sth done quickly or using very few words
offbeat
extent
curt
lethargy
37. A performance using gestures and body movements without words
displace
belligerent
mime
morale
38. A reply - especially a quick critical or amusing
embark
rejoinder
topography
envision
39. Regulated
prescribed
inept
distraught
seedy
40. Very angry
incensed
pseudonym
ghastly
egregious
41. Talking a lot - especially about unimportant things
sumptuous
unvarying
garrulous
criteria
42. A fake name of a criminal or actor
alias
disrupt
rejoinder
accomplice
43. St that can be measured and used as a standard that other things can be compared with
benchmark
blistering
syncopated
confront
44. Something that encourages you to do sth
discreet
warily
incentive
trivial
45. To give sb the right to do sth
probity
benign
entitle
entreat
46. To trick sb into doing sth - especially by being nice to them
beguile
extolling
grudgingly
convoluted
47. To make an illness or a bad or unpleasant situation worse (=worsen)
spurious
aggravate
coax
arsonist
48. (formal) to feel and express strong disapproving of sth
bustling
instrumental
deprecate
incensed
49. To fell disgust or strong dislike
repulsed
phenomenon
indefatigable
extent
50. (formal) to shine light on sth; = clarify; = light up
illuminate
equivocal
haste
bombastic
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