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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. Something or someone out of place in terms of historical or chronological context
implicit
anachronism
plastic
impermeable
2. Agent that stimulates or precipitates a reaction - development - or change
placate
catalyst
secrete
rescind
3. To obstruct or block
supersede
relegate
occlude
catalyst
4. Extreme dislike
aver
relegate
caustic
antipathy
5. Easily angered; prone to temperamental outbursts
irascible
laconic
opprobrium
disabuse
6. Diligent; persistent; hard-working
reprobate
embellish
erudite
sedulous
7. An exaggerated statement - often used as a figure of speech
hyperbole
imminent
endemic
homogenous
8. Excessively decorated or embellished
adulation
esoteric
ingenuous
florid
9. To deliberately obscure; to make confusing
malleable
vacillate
rarefied
obfuscate
10. An established set of principles or code of laws - often religious in nature
canon
oscillation
metamorphosis
laud
11. Seeming true - but actually being fallacious; misleadingly attractive
superfluous
iconoclast
incipient
specious
12. Severe criticism or punishment
impermeable
castigation
pragmatic
disinterested
13. An abusive - condemnatory speech
buttress
diatribe
pirate
empirical
14. Marked by ease or informality; nonchalant; lacking in depth; superficial
loquacious
prodigal
glib
amalgamate
15. Dry up
hedonism
credulous
presumptuous
desiccate
16. Multicolored; characterized by a variety of patches of different color
obsequious
inert
innocuous
variegated
17. Tending to talk a lot
garrulous
goad
inveigle
intransigence
18. Relieve
aberrant
intransigent
elegy
alleviate
19. Trickery or subterfuge
recondite
chicanery
malevolent
sage
20. Respect - courtesy
alleviate
propensity
deference
pungent
21. Outdated; associated with an earlier - perhaps more primitive - time
exigent
penury
archaic
plummet
22. Characterized by extreme care and precision; attentive to detail
meticulous
elegy
chauvinist
exonerate
23. To ease or lessen; to appease or pacify
assuage
quaff
insipid
ascetic
24. Hermit; loner
abstain
recluse
derivative
peruse
25. Characteristic of or often found in a particular locality - region - or people
specious
endemic
magnanimity
elicit
26. Lack of caring; indifference
trenchant
discrete
coda
apathy
27. Not moving - active - or in motion; at rest
luminous
static
pervasive
anomaly
28. Disgrace; contempt; scorn
opprobrium
dogma
levity
caustic
29. Urgent situation; pressing needs or demands; state of requiring immediate attention
exigency
anomaly
impecunious
antipathy
30. Alertly watchful
impede
castigation
credulous
vigilant
31. Easily understood; clear; intelligible
lucid
esoteric
solicious
profound
32. To overlook - pardon - or disregard
conundrum
pervasive
condone
tractable
33. Intended to delay
ostentatious
pithy
dilatory
dogmatic
34. Soothe
qualified
discretion
perennial
mollify
35. Polite or appropriate conduct or behavior
gregarious
insularity
decorum
vacillate
36. Pompous; grandiloquent
indifferent
gouge
bombastic
impunity
37. A substance that accelerates the rate of a chemical reaction without itself changing
sanction
catalyst
dissemble
disabuse
38. Given to intense or excessive devotion to something
disjointed
idolatrous
plethora
sanction
39. To make better or more tolerable
adulterate
document
misanthrope
ameliorate
40. Something out of place in time
obstinate
perfidious
anachronism
catalyst
41. Arrogant; taking liberties
zealous
caustic
presumptuous
euphemism
42. To copy; to try to equal or excel
profuse
emulate
cacophonous
hubris
43. At rest; dormant; temporarily inactive
quiescent
impetuous
dogmatic
enervate
44. A contradiction or dilemma
fortuitous
partisan
paradox
didactic
45. Worldly as opposed to spiritual; everyday
prescience
precipitate
mundane
quiescence
46. Capable of being shaped
superfluous
anachronism
innocuous
malleable
47. To cause or happen before anticipated or required
bolster
enigma
striated
precipitate
48. Intended for or understood by a small - specific group
pedant
esoteric
contention
tacit
49. To illegally use or reproduce
pirate
tenuous
implacable
inchoate
50. Done in a routine way; indifferent
succinct
ebullient
perfunctory
distill