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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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1. To instill (learning) by means of repetition or instruction
nabob
equitable
inculcate
patch
2. Greed
apprise
cupidity
holocaust
solicitous
3. To lie or give false and misleading testimony
levity
perjure
accord
hegemony
4. Unavoidable; inevitable; impossible to overcome
ineluctable
obloquy
paramount
dotage
5. Arrogant; lacking humility; scornfully proud
virulent
haughty
rebuttal
avowal
6. Mild; refreshing
incognito
balmy
imparity
compulsory
7. Reduced or removed
quelled
duplicity
oblivious
paraphernalia
8. Irritable; ill-natured; peevish
cantankerous
veracity
apprehensive
egregious
9. A formal rule
precept
platitude
contrive
berate
10. Bewildered; perplexed; troubled
cavalry
refractory
distraught
autonomous
11. Title or name
trite
appellation
egalitarian
apt
12. A progression in stages
oblique
titillate
gradation
blaring
13. Someone who trespasses
quip
prosaic
intruder
dilapidated
14. Truthfulness
veneer
veracity
dank
respite
15. Calling to mind a well-known proverb
ethnology
proverbial
meander
propitious
16. Hard to find; not obvious
truculent
olfactory
restrained
inconspicuous
17. To play; to entertain
ungainly
submissive
pseudo
disport
18. To temporarily increase the activity of (a body organ or
missive
heretic
stimulation
astute
19. To imprison
incarcerate
factious
testator
feckless
20. Something put on skin to fix it
graft
reprisal
fracas
utopia
21. The authority of a court of law
discombobulate
judicature
collude
ransack
22. Inhabitant
ennui
incite
denizen
pecuniary
23. Simple; innocent
livid
ersatz
ostensible
ingenuous
24. Intense hostility toward a person or thing
animosity
cleavage
havoc
apprehensive
25. The practice of extreme self-centeredness
premonition
obstinate
solipsism
precedent
26. Concentrated outpouring or volley ('barrage of questions')
barrage
repudiate
qualm
catharsis
27. Lack of; smallness of number
banal
paucity
pseudonym
surrogate
28. Enormous
convalescence
placate
inane
gargantuan
29. Injustice; immoral action
melancholy
iniquity
consecrate
accrue
30. Frightening or gloomy
epitaph
irrevocable
mushroom
morose
31. Evil; harmful
conflagration
effeminate
paucity
maleficent
32. Happiness
buttress
mirth
eschew
facilitate
33. Kindly or pleasant in disposition ('a genial attitude')
genial
querulous
ossify
brine
34. To bring back from the dead
boisterous
laggardly
resurrect
voluble
35. Anything that fills time between two events
interlude
liaison
demarcate
tirade
36. An absurd rumor circulated to deceive the public
somatic
canard
capricious
vestige
37. Something a lecturer stands on
diurnal
avert
dais
criterion
38. Tease; torment
maleficent
abuts
tantalize
impassive
39. To stop and refuse to go on; to thwart; to frustrate; to prevent
primordial
balk
truncheon
aesthetic
40. To explain the meaning of
ecumenical
surmise
interpret
ultimatum
41. Grand; lofty; splendid
moot
sublime
antithesis
arbiter
42. Vast
defer
prodigious
etymology
courtiers
43. A link or connection
insipid
glib
ingenious
nexus
44. To chat or talk informally
debauchery
confabulate
physiognomy
capacious
45. Prophetic of evil
portentous
euphony
incredible
fop
46. Relevant; appropriate
apposite
tout
patrimony
latent
47. Death or suffering for one's beliefs ('martyr')
annunciate
jaunty
martyrdom
buttress
48. Something that kills insects
arrogance
disquiet
upbraid
fumigant
49. To regard with scorn or contempt
disdain
lurid
disquiet
pallid
50. A clique; a circle
discord
officious
propitiate
coterie