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SAT Vocab
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sat
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english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. To infer or derive
deprecate
abnegate
deduce
vanquish
2. Grandest - very large
diurnal
inexorable
imposing
verbiage
3. Outstanding
philistine
exemplary
auspicious
equity
4. Lacking concentration
fluctuate
contumacious
diffuse
consummate
5. Fluent and articulate (speech)
eloquent
preemptive
cogent
obviate
6. Rotting
induce
putrid
litigious
oblique
7. To use gestures
maleficent
ingenuous
hyperbole
gesticulate
8. One who behaves in a beastly - savage - or primitive manner
potable
disquiet
troglodyte
bestial
9. To ponder or consider deeply
murky
cogitate
aberration
inconceivable
10. To buildup resistance to a disease with a special injection
inadvertent
fatuous
stalwart
inoculate
11. Experiencing something without being there (like reading
benediction
deify
vicariously
quarry
12. Capable of using both hands with equal skill
despotism
ambidextrous
renounce
copious
13. Closeness
inveterate
ultimatum
abstinence
contiguity
14. To cheat; to charm
beguile
rabid
piety
amortize
15. To cause irritation or festering resentment
emolument
tantrum
recondite
rankle
16. A sad and emotionally painful moment
calvary
desultory
edification
vapid
17. Low in language; crude; offensive; amusingly coarse or lewd
plagiarism
reparation
parochial
ribald
18. To indicate or make clear
visage
denote
diplomacy
mien
19. Showing both male and female characteristics
jingoist
tome
gibberish
androgynous
20. To meditate
profuse
philatelist
monochromatic
muse
21. Genetic; naturally inherent; having since birth ('innate talent')
innate
maelstrom
gird
fickle
22. Seasoned; racy; lively; exciting
perfunctory
piquant
trenchant
hubris
23. A model that reflects a larger thing
indemnify
microcosm
harlequin
tribulation
24. Weighty
immaterial
ameliorate
ponderous
volatile
25. Wasting away of muscle
umbrage
accost
abnegate
atrophy
26. The supposed ability to move objects by means of mental
credulous
fissure
telekinesis
banish
27. Humorous
pretense
sartorial
facetious
asperity
28. Outwardly religious
sanctimonious
qualm
cataclysm
mushroom
29. A church ritual
blaring
liturgy
sardonic
renege
30. Merry; festive; fond of feasting - drinking - and good company;
indolent
convivial
bluster
vitality
31. A short - personal story
abbreviate
posterity
anecdote
pedantic
32. Made worse
suave
ingrate
compounded
ubiquitous
33. Roomy
commodious
infallible
covert
amiable
34. Promoting physical soundness
dorsal
homage
exculpate
salutary
35. To estimate by examining unknown values
obsequious
extrapolate
amortize
derelict
36. Inflammatory - insulting
slighting
ruthless
predatory
interim
37. Paradise
modicum
fortitude
utopia
decipher
38. Aroused to anger by injustice
indignant
misconstrue
estimable
convocation
39. Reappearance or revival; rising again
distraught
enshrine
resurgence
endemic
40. Prolong
protract
lethal
cynical
culpable
41. Assert
sinister
aver
criterion
virtuoso
42. Cowardly
recreant
incompatible
symmetry
prurient
43. Grasping
cumbersome
inconspicuous
prehensile
seethe
44. A big fire
consecrate
cohort
confluence
conflagration
45. To chew
discredit
secular
incorporeal
masticate
46. Hatred of marriage
caprice
impasse
misogamy
sententious
47. The most perfect state of an essence
nubile
quintessence
adjure
opaque
48. Someone with extreme nationalism
trifle
jingoist
grimace
monochromatic
49. Highly important; of great significance or consequence
procrastinate
purge
extrapolate
momentous
50. To specify a condition (n. stipulation - condition)
stipulate
conflict
cant
explicit