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SAT Reasoning Common Words
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logic-and-reasoning
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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. An unorthodox or independent-minded person; a nonconformist
hyperbole
tyranny
maverick
moribund
2. An indirect reference
personify
allusion
tax
arrogant
3. Fading; weakening
enterprise
plight
flagging
determinism
4. Credibility
credence
autocrat
adverse
augment
5. Humorous or playful; fond of joking
jocular
testament
irrefutable
accost
6. Humble submission and respect
orthodox
deference
conflagration
sate
7. Inflexibility
rigidity
munificent
rudiment
perseverance
8. To invent or introduce new methods - ideas - or products
defiance
demur
innovate
decorous
9. An act - statement - or gift that is intended to show gratitude - respect - or admiration
penchant
indignant
compel
tribute
10. A widely held but oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing
stereotype
rationalism
susceptible
evocative
11. Required; compulsory
paraphrase
skeptic
mandatory
skepticism
12. To claim or prove that (evidence or an accusation) is false; to deny
dominant
rebut
testimonial
eccentric
13. To present in a vivid or striking way
infelicity
complimentary
dramatize
taciturn
14. To cause (an activity or event) to become political in character
cohere
politicize
credibility
exemplify
15. Excessively complicated administrative procedures; red tape
tentative
bureaucracy
implausible
taciturn
16. Causing annoyance - anger - or another strong reaction
susceptible
exasperate
provocative
ingenuous
17. To evade or escape from (a danger - enemy - or pursuer) - typically in a skillful or cunning way
esoteric
to be resigned
contentious
elude
18. Excellent; impressively splendid
superb
determinism
appreciate
bombast
19. A story - poem - or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning - typically a moral or political one
effusive
legitimate
account
allegory
20. To overcome or bring under control; to quiet (something) down
subdue
credibility
subterfuge
shrewd
21. Open; honest
stature
rationalism
frank
censor
22. To make (someone) less angry or hostile; to pacify
ego
placate
integrity
ominous
23. Relaxed and informal
diverse
provocative
casual
perceptive
24. Completely; absolutely
utterly
prospect
irrefutable
profusely
25. Selfless; compassionate
empiric
predecessor
rigors
altruistic
26. Able to cure something - typically disease; therapeutic
aristocracy
compromise
curative
irascible
27. Referred to in a proverb or idiom; so well known as to be stereotypical
eminent
complaint
diversion
proverbial
28. To be (a part) of a whole
contentious
irrefutable
constitute
oblivion
29. Slow; sluggish
dilatory
cohesive
tout
avert
30. Skillfulness; mastery
dispensation
infelicity
esoteric
virtuosity
31. Inappropriate; unsuitable
inapt
prestige
provincial
pathetic
32. Understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge; obscure
acumen
esoteric
rigors
regale
33. Intended to placate or pacify; appeasing
articulate
illegitimate
conciliatory
adroit
34. Another term for empirical
placate
audible
peevish
empiric
35. Not intimidated or discouraged by difficulty - danger - or disappointment
forestall
linguistic
flagging
undaunted
36. Dissatisfied with the people in authority and no longer willing to support them
implicate
chronicle
disaffected
deception
37. Lacking restraint in spending money or using resources
foreshadow
marginal
extravagant
secluded
38. A thing that is inappropriate - especially a remark or expression
enthrall
impetuous
mandatory
infelicity
39. Exciting; stirring
populous
rousing
heterogeneous
infatuation
40. Convenient and practical - although possibly improper or immoral
advocate
unwieldy
expedient
empiric
41. Theoretical; existing as an idea but not having a physical existence
commendable
to dispense with
discriminating
abstract
42. Sounding harsh and unpleasant
voracious
averse
contemporary
grating
43. Involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing
versatile
longevity
trivialize
complicit
44. A passionate expression of grief or sorrow
tyrant
lament
pathetic
subdued
45. The avoidance of excess or extremes; self-restraint
perceptive
lament
parody
moderation
46. To return to a former or less developed state; to go backward
regress
dispassionate
discriminate
foresee
47. A deep - pensive - and long-lasting sadness
metaphor
rousing
neglect
melancholy
48. A person who held a job or office before the current holder; forerunner
regal
predecessor
vex
emphatic
49. To turn into bone or bony tissue; to become rigid or inflexible
querulous
sap
ossify
tenacity
50. To annoy or irritate; to vex or exasperate
objective
presumptuous
peeve
orthodox