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SAT Vocab High Frequency Words
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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. Very high
censure
abstemious
astute
lofty
2. Impertinence; insolence
precocious
impudence
somber
pessimism
3. Increase; improve
induce
conciliatory
enhance
intimidate
4. Hostility; active resistance
antagonism
ingenious
cajole
scrupulous
5. Changeable; explosive; evaporating rapidly
disputatious
phenomena
volatile
turbulence
6. Pertaining to a province; limited in outlook; unsophisticated
provincial
fanaticism
complacency
esoteric
7. Firm dislike
enhance
aversion
deterrent
equivocal
8. Refutation; response with contrary evidence
rebuttal
deference
hamper
idiosyncrasy
9. Occurring irregularly
erroneous
sporadic
hamper
reprove
10. Double-dealing; hypocrisy
duplicity
depravity
eulogy
analogous
11. Loiter or dawdle; continue or persist
ascendancy
meticulous
linger
qualified
12. Readiness to yield - conformity in fulfilling requirements
condone
proximity
acclaim
compliance
13. Hasten
recluse
expedite
extricate
exonerate
14. Apart; reserved
aloof
implement
subordinate
antagonism
15. Urge; start; provoke
whimsical
instigate
nonchalance
cursory
16. Wordy; rambling; spread out (like a gas)
disperse
diffuse
hedonist
belie
17. Drive away; disgust
somber
dismiss
obstinate
repel
18. Seriousness
gravity
erroneous
turmoil
dismiss
19. Frankness; open honesty
candor
fanaticism
virtuoso
redundant
20. Cancel out; nullify; deny
negate
composure
innocuous
dissent
21. Drowsy; dull
lethargic
turmoil
trite
hierarchy
22. Deceptive; not real
criterion
pretentious
illusory
volatile
23. Mocking
profusion
fastidious
expedient
satirical
24. Ascribe; explain
attribute
disputatious
contentious
refute
25. Dark; not transparent
opaque
squander
dissent
braggart
26. Unchanging; lacking development
static
erudite
predator
qualified
27. Seize another power or rank
implement
proximity
preclude
usurp
28. Inactive; lacking power to move
inert
impudence
provincial
ominous
29. Gracious; heartfelt
credulity
fervor
cordial
gratuitous
30. Lacking in flavor; dull
compile
insipid
discriminating
retract
31. Slavish; cringing
whimsical
servile
censorious
malicious
32. Practical
feasible
recount
arbitrary
innocuous
33. Widespread; generally accepted
prevalent
unwarranted
predecessor
renounce
34. Abandon; disown; repudiate
hedonist
renounce
frugality
appease
35. Wasteful; reckless with money
degradation
prodigal
integrity
devise
36. Showy; pretentious; trying to attract attention
ascetic
ostentatious
articulate
oblivion
37. Learned; scholarly
pretentious
denounce
erudite
unwarranted
38. Person who seeks to overturn the established government; advocate of abolishing authority
comprehensive
censure
heresy
anarchist
39. Serve as an example of; embody
incorrigible
deride
exemplify
proliferation
40. Firmly established by nature or habit
intrepid
inherent
piety
restraint
41. Withdraw; take back
esoteric
retract
submissive
altruistic
42. Think up; invent; plan
idiosyncrasy
devise
abstruse
optimist
43. Creature that seizes and devours another animal; person who robs or exploits others
trite
disparity
predator
endorse
44. Superfluous; repetitious; excessively wordy
relegate
redundant
pragmatic
aspire
45. Vigorous; strong
robust
prudent
gratuitous
comprehensive
46. Change; introduction of something new
venerate
tentative
innovation
exploit
47. Raise in rank or dignity; praise
exalt
rhetorical
capricious
indict
48. Capricious; fanciful
lament
whimsical
consensus
haughtiness
49. Deceit; duplicity
disputatious
inclusive
innocuous
guile
50. Shorten; reduce
curtail
induce
rigor
belie