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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 drink
addendum
antagonist
middling
imbibe
2. Possessed by self-love
narcissistic
ossified
imprecation
deplore
3. Unceasingly harsh
propitious
relentless
palatable
profligate
4. Egg-shaped
bungler
precarious
ovoid
judge
5. The act or practice of spying
rostrum
heretic
maraud
espionage
6. To seek favor or attention by flattery and obsequious behavior.
celerity
dispossess
fawn
equivocal
7. Intrigue; a group plotting secretly
effect
impropriety
vulpine
cabal
8. One who traitorously switches allegiance
turncoat
propitiate
citadel
mordant
9. Vote by the people
superannuated
medley
plebiscite
fraternal
10. Barrier; a situation where no one is willing to compromise
impasse
melange
diligent
derelict
11. Burdensome
cumbrous
wrangle
evoke
sanctity
12. Sharp in analysis; keen; penetrating
dexterity
daunting
incisive
connotation
13. Curing
braggadocio
laureate
curative
scapegoat
14. Monotonous; dull
bugaboo
emeritus
drab
skittish
15. Wisdom
upstage
sagacity
estrange
dearth
16. Harsh-sounding
strident
burnish
exacerbating
subterfuge
17. A model that reflects a larger thing
rudimentary
profundity
psychosomatic
microcosm
18. Long life
gullible
longevity
misanthropic
prodigious
19. Rhythm
erratic
progeny
cadence
accede
20. Basis for which to do something
serried
criterion
turgid
palaver
21. Distinguished; bright
sanctity
obliterate
judge
illustrious
22. 1) resentment 2) shadow
ubiquitous
profuse
rotund
umbrage
23. Indifference
tentative
reciprocate
torpor
reconcile
24. Clear of blame
apprehensive
annunciate
exonerate
penurious
25. To compel
resonate
anecdote
coerce
brunt
26. To make fake money
chaos
jaunty
script
counterfeit
27. Unchecked; wild
vituperative
rampant
physiognomy
gauche
28. Nonsensically complicated procedure
rigmarole
cymbal
soliloquy
acute
29. One who behaves in a beastly - savage - or primitive manner
troglodyte
complement
plentitude
delineate
30. Showing grace of movement - form - or proportion
graceful
quarry
metamorphosis
volatile
31. An instrument that makes a loud clash sound
seditious
cymbal
benign
magnanimous
32. Elasticity; property of a material that enables it to resume
demur
postulate
reaffirm
resilience
33. Radiant - shining
chastise
elan
lustrous
nomenclature
34. To excuse; to lessen the severity of ('extenuating
extenuate
retribution
contrive
zealous
35. To move (a person) to the country
rusticate
baneful
conduits
olfactory
36. Experimental; provisional
alluvial
abstemious
tentative
malediction
37. Final; decisive
peremptory
torpor
induce
vestige
38. A scholarly written argument
vituperative
congregation
treatise
gossamer
39. To settle a dispute by terms agreeable to both sides
locution
inception
compromise
burnish
40. Fat
ardent
lustrous
despicable
obese
41. Eager to help; anxious
circumspect
solicitous
inert
writhe
42. The capturing of prey as a means of maintaining life.
manifest
predation
vitriolic
tertiary
43. Something that completes - makes up a whole - or brings to perfection.
verbiage
complement
magnate
divulge
44. To overthrow; to undermine (adj. Subversive)
sedate
nemesis
subvert
flay
45. To suffer from oppressive heat
rapacious
swelter
derelict
encomium
46. Disgusting
hilarious
repugnant
lithe
mirth
47. To assume forcibly and or without right
conflated
collude
usurp
fawn
48. An outcast
rubicund
pariah
phlegmatic
litigious
49. Unhappy; angry
disgruntled
brevity
oblivious
debilitate
50. The full range or extent
pandemonium
gamut
discreet
ignominious