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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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1. (adj.) perfect; (verb) to complete or finalize
divulge
consummate
manifest
seethe
2. Very clear
vulpine
surrogate
pellucid
impugn
3. Science of racial origins
ethnology
defer
derelict
menagerie
4. Disaster
inadvertent
cataclysm
saw
daunting
5. To grind or strike (the teeth - for example) together.
tenure
lascivious
feasible
gnash
6. Return to a former condition
retrogress
flux
inhibit
fractious
7. Meaningful
sententious
parsimonious
grove
terse
8. Cheap or showy
hour
subjective
daunting
brassy
9. To do away with utterly; wipe out
eradicate
debase
fissure
disquiet
10. Thin; gaunt
amenity
enjoin
espionage
haggard
11. Opposed in nature - not able to live or work together
oscillate
propinquity
incompatible
copious
12. Fussy about small details; snobbish
prodigious
ruminate
prosaic
persnickety
13. A hunted animal; prey
quarry
unearth
cavalry
morose
14. Something in the wrong time period; out-of -date
immutable
monochromatic
coveted
anachronism
15. The preliminary version of a report
vicariously
suave
tribulation
draft
16. Destruction by fire
acquit
holocaust
sip
hegemony
17. Doubtful
ribald
dubious
divergent
effigy
18. A drink
iconoclast
quixotic
libation
terse
19. Untidy
caprice
slovenly
consecrate
ablution
20. Low in language; crude; offensive; amusingly coarse or lewd
ambient
ribald
capricious
derivation
21. A word that sounds the same as another word
homonym
lobbyist
noxious
deescalate
22. Impossible to dispute; unquestionable
defamation
incontrovertible
halcyon
entity
23. Non-interference
gossamer
obliterate
laissez faire
benison
24. Briefness; conciseness
diligent
interment
blaring
brevity
25. An expert in food or drink
tether
perverse
fracas
connoisseur
26. Very cold
spectator
circuitous
gelid
temporal
27. Transparent
facade
flamboyant
diaphanous
curative
28. To increase
augment
complement
bellicose
quandary
29. To formally alter from the original
occult
amend
nirvana
disparage
30. To reason
terse
ratiocinate
apostate
discredit
31. A small bit of food
obtuse
flamboyant
scurrilous
morsel
32. To render unholy; treat as unholy ('to desecrate a temple')
putrid
comely
proclivity
desecrate
33. Lasting a long time - indefinitely
opportune
perennial
indigent
pariah
34. In existence
placate
addendum
extant
mollify
35. To reject; to turn down
rebuff
compounded
holistic
impediment
36. Strong dislike
charmer
deduce
antipathy
culminate
37. Tawdry; undignified
ecclesiastical
envisage
sordid
indigenous
38. Basic; inherent part of
flout
emaciated
intrinsic
equivocation
39. Clear; obvious
patent
waylay
penultimate
balmy
40. Strongly felt or marked by high emotion (n. vehemence)
lascivious
submissive
monograph
vehement
41. Inhabitant
covetous
ungainly
denizen
smattering
42. Indecent; lustful
halcyon
unprecedented
fluctuate
lascivious
43. Speech in which an actor talks only to himself
elusive
avian
soliloquy
annunciate
44. Pitiless
ruthless
euphony
aesthetic
amortize
45. An opponent motivated by revenge
credence
presently
cupidity
nemesis
46. Packed close
cull
gentry
serried
morass
47. To repay for a loss
astute
gallantry
illusory
indemnify
48. Proficient; expert; highly skilled
codify
implacable
adept
moot
49. 1. indifferent to pain or pleasure (adj) 2. emotionless person (n)
fetid
stoic
tenet
eschew
50. Great happiness; bliss.
trite
ramification
felicity
abnegate