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SAT - TOEFL High Frequency Words
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1. Confuse; puzzle
confound
analogous
refute
precursor
2. Too trusting; gullible
credulous
insipid
intractable
prodigal
3. Hackneyed; commonplace; trite; lacking originality
meticulous
aver
lucid
banal
4. Impenetrable by light; not reflecting light
obsequious
enumerate
opaque
analogous
5. Sharp and irritating to the senses
alacrity
presumptuous
pungent
loquacious
6. A speech honoring the dead
hackneyed
rhetoric
eulogy
pragmatic
7. To overwhelm; to cover with water
lucid
eloquent
inundate
impassive
8. To lessen in intensity or degree
foment
abate
document
emulate
9. To provide support or reinforcement
laud
bolster
prohibitive
morose
10. Obstinately defiant of authority; difficult to manage
torque
chicanery
insipid
recalcitrant
11. Prone to complaining or grumbling; quarrelsome
querulous
sparse
pedantic
repudiate
12. Abundant in size - force - or extent; extraordinary
bolster
solicious
prodigious
pedantic
13. To make more bearable
quiescent
alleviate
elegy
platitude
14. Superficial; not thorough; lacking interest - care - or enthusiasm
penury
empirical
perfunctory
mitigate
15. Person celebrated for wisdom
wary
anachronism
sage
vigilant
16. A court order requiring appearance and/or testimony
archaic
subpoena
stymie
anachronism
17. Satisfy fully
obfuscate
satiate
presumptuous
analogous
18. To block; thwart
attenuate
irresolute
glib
stymie
19. To obstruct or block
occlude
converge
default
dormant
20. An expression of approval or praise
spendthrift
approbation
enervate
tenacity
21. Public disgrace
opprobrium
pedantic
lucid
laconic
22. Injure; hurt
probity
volatile
impair
dissonance
23. To refuse to have anything to do with; to disown
solicitous
specious
repudiate
extrapolation
24. Long - passionate - and vehement speech
harangue
repudiate
ambiguous
iconoclast
25. Disintegration; looseness in morals
diffident
decorum
precipitate
dissolution
26. A firmly held opinion - often a religious belief
ambiguous
dogma
virulent
endemic
27. Blacken
exigent
chary
plethora
denigrate
28. Propriety; orderliness and good taste in manners
decorum
diatribe
transgression
welter
29. Greed - esp. for wealth
avarice
effrontery
fortuitous
inured
30. Steadfast and courageous
reverent
plethora
intrepid
torque
31. Deception by means of craft or guile
castigation
discerning
chicanery
immutable
32. Agreeable; responsive to suggestion
probity
amenable
impervious
perfidious
33. Understood but not stated
implicit
canonical
commensurate
castigate
34. Something that discourages; hindrance
warranted
capricious
implode
deterrent
35. To yearn intensely; to languish; to lose vigor
pine
neophyte
satiate
repudiate
36. Hard to understand; known only to the chosen few
esoteric
castigate
euphemism
elegy
37. Unintentionally; by oversight; carelessly
imperturbable
lucid
pathological
inadvertently
38. Uprightness; incorruptibility
eloquent
disjointed
probity
intractable
39. Lacking self-confidence
misanthrope
reprobate
inchoate
diffident
40. Not easily managed or directed; stubborn; obstinate
intractable
beneficent
unfeigned
belie
41. Lasting a short time
implicit
discredit
ephemeral
engender
42. Depart secretly and hide
itinerary
rancorous
abscond
caustic
43. Disprove
refute
fallacy
immutable
fawn
44. Having or showing often vicious ill-will - spite - or hatred
elegy
evanescent
iconoclast
malevolent
45. Disclaim or disavow; retract a previous statement; openly confess error
luminous
venerate
pervade
recant
46. Using few words
repudiate
florid
laconic
tacit
47. Outgoing - sociable
gullible
banal
bolster
gregarious
48. Hint; imply; creep in
glib
insinuate
contrite
esoteric
49. Portray; depict; sketch
tout
probity
delineate
reprobate
50. Deep; not superficial; complete
maverick
penchant
profound
tortuous
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