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SAT - TOEFL High Frequency Words
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sat
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english
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vocabulary
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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. Troubling; burdensome
onerous
austere
decorum
emulate
2. Having or showing often vicious ill-will - spite - or hatred
morose
invective
subpoena
malevolent
3. The parading of learning; excessive attention to minutiae and formal rules
pedantic
strut
implacable
lucid
4. To disclose something secret
malleable
divulge
recant
endemic
5. Disgrace; contempt; scorn
subpoena
opprobrium
hyperbole
equivocate
6. Devotion to pleasurable pursuits - esp. to the pleasures of the senses
satiate
renege
mercurial
hedonism
7. Approach; tend to meet; come together
vigilant
converge
superfluous
refulgent
8. Deviating from the norm
propensity
compendium
aberrant
flout
9. Brief and to the point
fortuitous
imperturbable
laconic
intransigence
10. Someone with an amateurish and superficial interest in a topic
transitory
hackneyed
dilettante
penury
11. Showing off learning; bookish
pedantic
placate
mundane
ascetic
12. Earthen or stone embankment to prevent flooding
erudite
levee
flout
lament
13. Someone prejudiced in favor of a group to which he or she belongs
chauvinist
dupe
quiescence
platitude
14. Calm; not easily disturbed
phlegmatic
disparate
burgeon
mendacity
15. A piece of broken pottery or glass
euphemism
imperturbable
pathological
shard
16. Polite or appropriate conduct or behavior
anachronism
decorum
hackneyed
cacophonous
17. Wordy
verbose
hegemony
boorish
urbane
18. Disown; disavow
repudiate
abscond
tenacity
inured
19. To fail to honor a commitment; to go back on a promise
appropriate
archaic
renege
censure
20. Deviation form what is normal
anomaly
noxious
conundrum
precipitate
21. Overwhelm; flood; submerge
esoteric
inundate
diatribe
redoubtable
22. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal
disparate
enervate
zealot
vilify
23. A mournful poem - esp. one lamenting the dead
mendacity
disabuse
elegy
prattle
24. Thin; not dense; arranged at widely spaced intervals
sparse
shard
refulgent
strut
25. Temporary - lasting a brief time
quiescent
transitory
malleable
iconoclast
26. Steadily increasing volume or force
crescendo
opprobrium
striated
ebullient
27. To use expressions of double meaning in order to mislead
opprobrium
quiescent
equivocate
pragmatic
28. To praise highly
laud
coda
precursor
crescendo
29. Impossible to penetrate; incapable of being affected
impervious
dupe
exigent
ingenuous
30. Steadfast and courageous
venerate
cacophony
intrepid
fawn
31. To grow or increase swiftly and abundantly
proliferate
mitigate
reverent
discrete
32. To increase in power - influence - and reputation
aggrandize
precipitate
caustic
lethargic
33. Fragment; generally of pottery
fulminate
warranted
paradox
shard
34. Not capable of being appeased or significantly changed
obsequious
dichotomy
implacable
magnanimity
35. Deserving blame
cacophonous
florid
culpable
cacophony
36. Sparing in eating and drinking; temperate
obfuscate
idolatry
recalcitrant
abstemious
37. A person or thing that causes change
belie
flout
plummet
catalyst
38. Firmly established by nature or habit
erudite
contiguous
inherent
reverent
39. Acting excessively enthusiastic; filled with extreme - unquestioned devotion
eloquent
extrapolation
fanatical
mendacious
40. Docile; easily managed
tractable
prodigal
mundane
tenacity
41. Understood; not put into words
occlude
torpid
transitory
tacit
42. Done in a routine way; indifferent
perfunctory
static
irascible
perspicacious
43. To grow rapidly or flourish
burgeon
precursor
repudiate
prodigal
44. Learned; scholarly
erudite
artless
pragmatic
alleviate
45. To choose not to do something
amalgamate
arduous
meticulous
abstain
46. Without taste or flavor; lacking in spirit; bland
insipid
obstinate
salubrious
furtive
47. Fall sharply
plummet
spendthrift
sporadic
vituperative
48. Dry up
preamble
placate
desiccate
zeal
49. Aggressiveness; ferocity
proliferate
truculence
bolster
sordid
50. One-sided; prejudiced; committed to a party
ingenuous
partisan
castigation
placate