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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. Having a sour or bitter taste or character
log
acerbic
aesthetic
enhance
2. Someone easily fooled
elegy
dupe
ennui
banal
3. Controversial; argumentative
paragon
mendacity
irascible
polemical
4. Characterized by bitter - long-lasting resentment
dupe
rancorous
dismiss
culpable
5. Extremely harmful or poisonous; bitterly hostile or antagonistic
laconic
laud
virulent
perfidious
6. Drowsy; dull
irascible
abate
obstinate
lethargic
7. Harsh - jarring noise
iconoclast
fatuous
cacaphony
lethargic
8. Thrift; economy
endemic
dissemble
neophyte
frugality
9. Foreknowledge of events; knowing of events prior to their occurring
obsequious
unfeigned
prescience
implicit
10. To overlook - pardon - or disregard
fervor
abscond
inchoate
condone
11. Not capable of being disturbed
imperturbable
quiescent
aggrandize
propriety
12. Having little substance or strength; flimsy; weak
evanescent
probity
cacophonous
tenuous
13. To support; to prop up
harangue
prolific
bolster
tacit
14. Sad; sullen; melancholy
morose
indigence
philanthropy
specious
15. Having an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit; ravenous
verbose
voracious
guileless
sporadic
16. A medieval science aimed at the transmutation of metals - esp. base metals into gold
alchemy
redoubtable
impair
dilate
17. Determination; firmness of purpose
mendacious
resolve
rhetoric
imperturbable
18. Naive and trusting; young; unsophisticated
exculpate
ingenuous
perspicacious
decorum
19. Lack of harmony; absurdity
laconic
incongruity
elegy
anachronism
20. Cancel
oscillate
castigate
rescind
implacable
21. Public disgrace
opprobrium
prevaricate
inundate
artless
22. Characterized by or given to pretentiousness
dilatory
impede
plummet
ostentatious
23. Quarrelsome
perfunctory
polemical
contentious
beneficent
24. Deceptively attractive; seemingly plausible but fallacious
intransigence
specious
plastic
fawn
25. Fleeting; passing quickly; brief
anomaly
virulent
transient
artless
26. Spread throughout
flout
pervasive
antipathy
alchemy
27. Wandering and unpredictable
erratic
contrite
perfidious
ambiguous
28. Help bring about; make less difficult
incongruity
ascetic
facilitate
buttress
29. To criticize severely; to officially rebuke
penurious
stupefy
censure
quaff
30. To dry out or dehydrate; to make dry or dull
desiccate
deride
plummet
platitude
31. Corresponding in extent - degree - amount - etc.; proportionate
resolve
commensurate
dichotomy
prodigious
32. To calm or soothe; to reduce in emotional intensity
stolid
fervid
metaphor
mollify
33. Brief and to the point
oscillate
solvent
cogent
laconic
34. Burst inward
implode
accolade
contrite
florid
35. Respect - courtesy
halcyon
default
dissonance
deference
36. Greed - esp. for wealth
irresolute
approbation
inconsequential
avarice
37. Showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm
probity
iconoclast
pungent
ebullient
38. Punishment; severe criticism
castigation
malinger
tortuous
peruse
39. Not moving - active - or in motion; at rest
ephemeral
soporific
static
magnanimity
40. Make express conditions - specify
queries
stipulate
propriety
contrite
41. To publicly praise or promote
cacophonous
pervade
aver
tout
42. Riddle; difficult problem
conundrum
aver
conciliatory
amalgamate
43. Jumping from one thing to another; disconnected
torpor
desultory
capricious
supersede
44. Practical as opposed to idealistic
bolster
chicanery
pragmatic
aesthetic
45. Glowing ardor; intensity of feeling
fervor
idolatrous
sporadic
dormant
46. Convincing and well reasoned
succinct
cogent
gregarious
emollient
47. Stubborn
abscond
obdurate
malevolent
opaque
48. Pointlessly talkative; talking too much
hedonism
garrulous
inimical
neologism
49. Trickery or subterfuge
supersede
parody
chicanery
pungent
50. Person competent to act as a judge of art - etc.; a lover of an art
decorum
impede
connoisseur
zealous