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SAT Vocab
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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. An office-holder
rotund
equable
incumbent
compromise
2. Of - consisting of - or supported by members of two parties - especially two major political parties: a bipartisan resolution.
bipartisanship
braggart
implausible
relaxant
3. To summon or bring about ('conjure up spirits')
conjure
covetous
appraise
choreography
4. A valuable item or collection of valuable items discovered
torrential
indigent
avouch
trove
5. To detail item by item - to list
apocalyptic
itemize
inculcate
terse
6. Authoritarian rule
eclectic
balk
veracity
despotism
7. Perception; the process of knowing
prototype
cognition
bowdlerize
avarice
8. Level to the ground
raze
abet
undulate
scourge
9. Not to be violated - indestructible
somnolent
curtail
martial
inviolable
10. Bending to the will of another
stigmatize
subservient
renounce
distraught
11. Steal
charismatic
lobbyist
pilfer
maudlin
12. Someone who hates people
subvert
misanthrope
swamp
fetid
13. To render foolish
superficial
adduce
stultify
kinetic
14. Constantly complaining - irritable; grumbling
benediction
caprice
querulous
incredible
15. Style of speaking
fickle
locution
odometer
kaleidoscopic
16. Brilliance
complaisant
ludicrous
eclat
wither
17. Narrow in interests
disport
sanguine
mendicant
provincial
18. Pertaining to trees
arboreal
vindictive
stanch
requisite
19. To select
cull
jurisprudence
quash
oracle
20. Strongly asserting an opinion
rapport
hypothesis
plentitude
dogmatic
21. To polish
travail
burnish
condolence
affluent
22. Great happiness; bliss.
bowdlerize
felicity
macabre
adulation
23. Monotonous; dull
synopsis
illusory
concatenation
drab
24. A room on the top floor of a house - typically under a pitched roof; an attic
garret
domesticate
infinitesimal
canter
25. The state or quality of being ferocious; fierceness.
prevaricate
avarice
ferocity
elocution
26. To avoid work by making up excuses
malinger
philanthropy
pedantic
symbiotic
27. Impulsive action - unplanned events
spontaneity
combative
coerce
grandiloquence
28. Paradise
demure
utopia
caustic
mentor
29. Depending on a condition - e.g. - in a contract
conditional
alacrity
depravity
thespian
30. Spotless
immaculate
resurrect
buoyant
narcissistic
31. Elasticity; property of a material that enables it to resume
truculent
clemency
expedient
resilience
32. A scolding - especially a lengthy one delivered in public
harangue
eschew
atrophy
demagogue
33. Cautious; quietly
discreet
garland
panegyric
quarantine
34. Something put on fabric to fix it
patch
supine
fetid
entourage
35. The human face
carouse
analogy
physiognomy
resilience
36. Authoritative command
apostate
incumbent
mandate
introspective
37. To cause to become subservient; to expose to
feign
vassal
subjugate
fecund
38. Lavishly overabundant
profuse
consternation
inane
wrangle
39. To misinterpret
tart
melancholy
misconstrue
vitriolic
40. A scholarly article or essay on a certain topic
cessation
abortive
reprieve
monograph
41. Favoritism toward relatives in professional matters
nepotism
subservient
epithet
ambidextrous
42. Injustice; immoral action
troupe
hirsute
symbiotic
iniquity
43. Angelic
cherubic
asinine
pilfer
kudos
44. To greet; to address
hibernal
inevitable
trove
accost
45. Trust - sociability amongst friends
camaraderie
cache
deride (adj. derisive)
scurrilous
46. To reason
dynamic
ratiocinate
dorsal
commensurate
47. To put too much water on; to flood (n. inundation)
inundate
bemused
abet
perennial
48. Misfortune - an unfavorable turn of events
avert
adversity
naive
deify
49. Secondary; subordinate
ancillary
solipsism
upbraid
hiatus
50. Unselfish
amortize
admonition
capacious
altruistic