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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. To make a serious or urgent request - typically to the public
appeal
credential
politicize
audible
2. A set of principles concerned with the nature and appreciation of beauty
subdue
complaint
eminent
aesthetics
3. An unorthodox or independent-minded person; a nonconformist
discrete
perfidy
politicize
maverick
4. So foolish - unreasonable - or out of place as to be amusing; ridiculous
indulgent
aesthete
ludicrous
deliberation
5. Attempting to impress people by pretending to have greater importance - talent - culture - etc. - than is actually possessed; affected
colleague
pretentious
demeanor
indulge
6. Falsification; lie
prolific
acquisition
cacophony
fabrication
7. To express severe disapproval of (someone or something) - typically in a formal statement; to reprimand
rigors
appeal
precipitous
censure
8. Having compassion or benevolence; inflicting the minimum of pain
humane
epitome
sentiment
terminate
9. A thing that is conspicuously old-fashioned; a thing belonging to a different time period
denounce
jocular
anachronism
precedent
10. Outward behavior or bearing; manner
condemn
fervent
demeanor
indispensable
11. Not pleasant to taste; difficult to tolerate or accept
notorious
credential
unpalatable
indigent
12. Showing moderation or self-restraint
inundate
acumen
insubordinate
temperate
13. A person who publicly supports a particular cause
intrigue
eulogize
advocate
indeterminate
14. Bad-tempered - argumentative - and uncooperative; grumpy
cantankerous
lackadaisical
terminal
disdain
15. An indirect expression substituted for one considered to be too harsh when referring to something unpleasant
euphemism
anachronism
dilettante
economical
16. Traveling from place to place; peripatetic
cite
itinerant
culpable
terse
17. Innocent and unsuspecting; naïve
ingenuous
grounded
empirical
placid
18. Not telling the truth; lying
adept
profound
mendacious
unprecedented
19. Not seen or visited by many people; concealed
secluded
premeditate
lavish
evoke
20. A thing that is granted in response to demands; a compromise
concession
presumptive
cataclysmic
principle
21. To make or declare (something - typically a church) sacred
implacable
consecrate
baffle
laconic
22. A thing that persuades or influences someone to do something; an incentive
inducement
magnanimity
awed
circumspect
23. Having or showing high moral standards; righteous
paradox
intemperance
virtuous
preoccupied
24. To build up again from parts; to reconstruct
render
grounded
reconstitute
deference
25. To spend less; to reduce one's expenses
futile
magnanimous
prospectus
economize
26. Showing or feeling no interest - enthusiasm - or concern
embellish
depreciate
rousing
apathetic
27. Only barely touching or related to (something); peripheral
buoyancy
assimilate
prestige
tangential
28. To mark with a formal ceremony
pragmatist
vibrant
solemnize
dramatic
29. To strip (something) of its covering - possessions - or assets; to make bare
denude
appeal
portent
methodology
30. Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native
condemn
unequivocal
indigenous
devalue
31. Willing to consider or accept new suggestions and ideas
receptive
figurative
rhetoric
prominent
32. Optimistic; certain
solicit
confident
infelicity
impose
33. Not able to be denied or disputed; certain
disposition
incontrovertible
diminutive
innovate
34. To perceive or recognize (something)
discern
premeditate
buoy
partisan
35. A person with whom one works - especially in a profession or business
colleague
contend
repertoire
antiquity
36. To grow (something); to raise (something)
antiquity
cultivate
frank
prestige
37. To continue in a course of action even in the face of difficulty or with little or no prospect of success; to persist
autonomy
persevere
adroit
embellish
38. Hostile and aggressive; confrontational
bounty
pugnacious
scrutiny
belligerent
39. Deceitfulness; untrustworthiness
steadfast
charismatic
perfidy
temperamental
40. Existing only on the surface; not deep
deplore
pertain
superficial
perplexing
41. Easily made angry; irritable
irascible
epitome
unsolicited
stratagem
42. Full of energy and enthusiasm
radical
vibrant
languor
sufficient
43. Having an unemotional and stolidly calm disposition; dispassionate
proverb
deception
phlegmatic
usurp
44. Openness and honesty; frankness
concord
proverbial
conscientious
candor
45. To pacify or placate (someone) by agreeing to their demands
criticize
discreet
avuncular
appease
46. Not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily; reserved
invaluable
reticent
lugubrious
implacable
47. Cleverness - originality - and inventiveness
ensure
ingenuity
infelicity
comprehensive
48. So delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyze or describe
profundity
indignant
subtle
zealous
49. Exciting; stirring
exhaustive
emphasize
oblivious
rousing
50. To describe (something) as admirable - especially undeservedly; to glamorize
qualify
opportune
glorify
allusion