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SAT - TOEFL High Frequency Words
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sat
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english
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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. Waver; fluctuate
satire
propitiate
vacillate
impervious
2. Inactive; lacking power to move
fledgling
inert
loquacious
maverick
3. To ease or lessen; to appease or pacify
rhetoric
prodigal
assuage
dupe
4. Taken as a given; possessing self-evident truth
mendacious
axiomatic
oscillate
eclectic
5. Make shiny by rubbing; polish
impede
burnish
plastic
partisan
6. Cancel
enhance
pedant
ebullient
rescind
7. To use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent
dissonance
amalgamate
equivocate
obstinate
8. Lacking interest or flavor
obstinate
pervade
insipid
abscond
9. Expression of praise - often on the occasion of someone's death
subtle
lethargic
luminous
eulogy
10. The parading of learning; excessive attention to minutiae and formal rules
aver
pedantic
efficacy
deference
11. Be thrifty; set limits
waver
pungent
stint
avarice
12. False; misleading
fallacious
ingenuous
recalcitrant
apathy
13. A medieval science aimed at the transmutation of metals - esp. base metals into gold
repudiate
alchemy
indifferent
aggregate
14. Easily aroused or changeable; lively or explosive
volatile
deterrent
ambiguous
disparate
15. Impenetrable; incapable of being damaged or distressed
contrite
axiom
impervious
audacious
16. Shut; close
paucity
occlude
placate
paragon
17. The quality of being generously noble in mind and heart - esp. in forgiving
obstinate
abscond
magnanimity
quibble
18. Pompous in speech and manner
bombastic
lament
irascible
putrefy
19. Lacking self-confidence
guile
castigate
approbation
diffident
20. Clear and easily understood
homogenous
lucid
perfunctory
precursor
21. Quiet; reserved; reluctant to express thoughts and feelings
gouge
magnanimity
fawn
reticent
22. To make something unpleasant less sever
assuage
probity
tirade
stupefy
23. Deceit or trickery
impede
prevaricate
guile
impetuous
24. Convincing and well reasoned
impassive
cogent
ambiguous
hackneyed
25. A harsh denunciation
peruse
wary
castigation
diatribe
26. Worsen; embitter
exacerbate
problematic
plethora
articulate
27. Extremely careful about details
convention
meticulous
intransigence
anachronism
28. Effective writing or speaking
rhetoric
obsequious
laud
fulminate
29. To produce - cause - or bring about
aver
lucid
propitiate
engender
30. To make worse
equivocate
exacerbate
dissemble
inherent
31. Polite or appropriate conduct or behavior
ardor
amalgamate
decorum
tortuous
32. Coming into being; in early developmental stages
venerate
burgeon
phlegmatic
nascent
33. A disposition in favor of something; preference
arbitrate
predilection
paradox
didactic
34. Lacking sophistication or experience
naive
complaisant
heretical
convoluted
35. To court favor by a flattering manner
archaic
imminent
soporific
fawn
36. Glowing ardor; intensity of feeling
prevaricate
fervor
florid
vex
37. To yearn intensely; to languish; to lose vigor
discretion
aggregate
pine
fawn
38. A person or thing that causes change
iconoclast
alleviate
catalyst
paragon
39. Abnormal or deviant
morose
stoic
supersede
aberrant
40. Blacken
austere
ingenuous
dilate
denigrate
41. Brief - comprehensive summary
compendium
implode
disabuse
inherent
42. Prone to complaining or grumbling; quarrelsome
dupe
oscillation
querulous
facetious
43. Implied; not explicitly stated
catalyst
welter
tacit
gregarious
44. Uprightness; incorruptibility
malevolent
probity
buttress
laud
45. One-sided; prejudiced; committed to a party
grandiloquence
emollient
innocuous
partisan
46. Characterized by or given to pretentiousness
ostentatious
coagulate
impetuous
diatribe
47. Characterized by rapid and unpredictable change in mood
anomaly
mercurial
plethora
loquacious
48. The condition of being untruthful; dishonesty
tirade
connoisseur
welter
mendacity
49. Person hardened by sin - devoid of a sense of decency
diffuse
convention
neophyte
reprobate
50. Provide written evidence
document
ebullience
proclivity
connoisseur