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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. Sparing in eating and drinking; temperate
abstemious
obsequious
anomaly
fawn
2. Given to intense or excessive devotion to something
plasticity
magnanimity
idolatrous
pith
3. Colored band produced when a beam of light passes through a prism
prodigal
perfunctory
phlegmatic
spectrum
4. Infamy; vilification
stint
ingenuous
obsequious
opprobium
5. Scarcity
apathy
paucity
imminent
erratic
6. Deviation form what is normal
complaisance
anomaly
repudiate
mollify
7. Abundant in size - force - or extent; extraordinary
fallacy
obsequious
prodigious
arduous
8. Brief - comprehensive summary
compendium
diffident
ebullient
propensity
9. Made less dense (of a gas)
waver
fledgling
rarefied
garrulous
10. Exonerate; to clear of blame
distend
strut
euphemism
exculpate
11. Deviating from the norm
evanescent
cynicism
aberrant
malingerer
12. Impenetrable by light; not reflecting light
insipid
opaque
vacillate
disseminate
13. Impenetrable; incapable of being damaged or distressed
impervious
volatile
mollify
exacerbate
14. Calm; not easily disturbed
neophyte
ingenuous
phlegmatic
impecunious
15. Associated with war and the armed forces
dirge
preamble
catalyst
martial
16. Basically different; unrelated
exacerbate
disparate
penury
tractable
17. Wisdom - caution - or restraint
profuse
exacerbate
prudence
irascible
18. Make thinner; weaken or lessen (in density - force - degree)
attenuate
supplant
abscond
tenacity
19. Model of perfection
chaos
intrepid
paragon
probity
20. To annoy or provoke to anger
aesthetic
static
subside
antagonize
21. A song or hymn of praise and thanksgiving
paean
recant
gregarious
meticulous
22. Lying; habitually dishonest
permeable
enigmatic
rhetoric
mendacious
23. Fervent; ardent; impassioned
reproach
diffuse
mollify
zealous
24. Forbiddingly stern; severely simple and unornamented
insipid
conundrum
enervate
austere
25. Trite remark; commonplace statement
platitude
pungent
soporific
pervade
26. To babble meaninglessly; to talk in an empty and idle manner
stigma
dupe
prattle
bombastic
27. To lie or deviate from the truth
prevaricate
innocuous
opprobium
rarefy
28. One who attacks or undermines traditional conventions or institutions
iconoclast
quibble
laud
deference
29. An attitude or quality of belief that all people are motivated by selfishness
precipitate
cynicism
solicitous
conciliatory
30. Lacking sophistication or experience
capricious
prodigal
insensible
naive
31. Beginning to come into being or to become apparent
laconic
incipient
gregarious
fallacious
32. Not capable of being disturbed
imperturbable
exigency
effrontery
aberrant
33. Hard to understand; known only to the chosen few
querulous
profound
esoteric
immutable
34. To choose not to do something
abstain
tirade
caustic
lucid
35. Stubborn - unyielding
archaic
obstinate
abeyance
reticent
36. To anticipate and make unnecessary
obviate
rarefy
laud
luminous
37. To provide supporting evidence
precarious
corroborate
supposition
precursor
38. Foolishly impractical; marked by lofty romantic ideals
plummet
decorum
quixotic
chicanery
39. Burning; sarcastically biting
exacerbate
neologism
penury
caustic
40. Eager and enthusiastic willingness
gouge
decorum
occlude
alacrity
41. Able to speak clearly and expressively
precarious
fervor
articulate
striated
42. Rendered trite or commonplace by frequent usage
hackneyed
solicious
hegemony
deference
43. The quality of adherence or persistence to something valued
tenacity
precipitate
repudiate
transient
44. Token of disgrace; brand
obstinate
ardor
stigma
bolster
45. A funeral hymn or mournful speech
inchoate
proliferate
pith
dirge
46. Irritable; easily angered
admonish
negate
daunt
irascible
47. To retract - esp. a previously held belief
compendium
antagonize
reverent
recant
48. Winding; twisting; excessively complicated
shard
tortuous
loquacious
diatribe
49. Waver; fluctuate
misanthrope
recondite
vacillate
lucid
50. Authoritative permission or approval; a penalty intended to enforce compliance
contrite
sanction
inert
obsequious