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SAT Vocab Most Important Words
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sat
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english
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. To give official authorization or approval
sanction
assertion
comprehensive
flagrant
2. Spread or flowing throughout
ambiguous
permeated
wily
pejorative
3. Known widely and usually unfavorably; infamous
flagrant
incorrigible
indifferent
notorious
4. Quarrelsome; unruly
fractious
inveterate
lucid
florid
5. Describing words or phrases that belittle or speak negatively of someone
trepidation
misconception
ruse
pejorative
6. (adj.) softening and soothing (n.) something that softens or soothes
trepidation
enmity
emollient
solvent
7. Easily shaped or formed; easily influenced
pundit
malleable
realism
benign
8. Goodwill between friends
camaraderie
trepidation
transitory
aesthetic
9. Referring to the Middle Ages - old-fashioned
embellish
medieval
slander
auspicious
10. Dine by secretive means
affable
servile
surreptitiously
opulent
11. Timid; fearful about the future
timorous
incontrovertible
contemporary
theoretical
12. (adj.) relatively unknown (v.) to conceal or make indistinct
astute
integrity
obscure
notorious
13. A group organized by rank
conflagration
hierarchy
whimsical
cryptic
14. A judge who decides a disputed issue
exculpate
arbiter
assimilation
conviction
15. Treating people as weak or inferior
lucid
exculpate
jurisprudence
condescending
16. Insulting in manner or speech
staid
contemporary
decorous
insolent
17. Friendly; sincere
cordial
exculpate
malice
obsolete
18. Impulsive and unpredictable
obdurate
cartographer
capricious
elusive
19. Easily broken when subjected to pressure
malice
brittle
replete
comprehensive
20. Large in scope or content
cryptic
trepidation
sanction
comprehensive
21. Having a harmful effect; injurious
prodigious
deleterious
ambiguous
dogmatic
22. A place of retreat or security
wary
misconception
asylum
imperious
23. Rudely abrupt
intrepid
capricious
putrid
brusque
24. Imposed as a duty; obligatory
permeated
truncated
inveterate
incumbent
25. Describing flowery or elaborate speech
fabricated
florid
dogged
malleable
26. Arrogant; vainly proud
haughty
meticulous
futile
fluid
27. An ungrateful person
insolent
suppressed
quandary
ingrate
28. Worthy of blame
reprehensible
disdain
ebullience
surreptitiously
29. Difficult to capture - as in something actually fleeting
intuition
elusive
disingenuous
didactic
30. Arrogantly domineering or overbearing
eclectic
coup
profound
imperious
31. Hinder; interfere with
impinge
coherent
benevolent
pundit
32. Inborn; built-in
inherent
enlightening
discredit
brusque
33. Feeling or showing little emotion
inevitable
frenetic
apathetic
conception
34. Characteristic of an earlier period; old-fashioned
alliance
substantiated
archaic
naive
35. Easily flowing
contemptuous
prodigious
exemplary
fluid
36. Kind and gentle
amenable
vocation
benign
hypocrisy
37. The act of passing off the ideas or writing of another as one's own
equivocate
capricious
insipid
plagiarism
38. Logically connected
coherent
compelling
obsolete
apprehension
39. Laziness; inactivity; dullness
fluid
vilify
rhetoric
torpor
40. Not in favor of one side or the other - unbiased
impartial
sonorous
wily
maverick
41. Informative; contributing the one's awareness
enlightening
servile
mundane
impartial
42. A crafty trick
ruse
timorous
dilatory
impinge
43. Mutual hatred or ill-will
listless
realism
stoic
enmity
44. Commonplace; ordinary
ebullience
cordial
mundane
nocturnal
45. Calm
laudatory
camaraderie
serene
paramount
46. Made; concocted in order to deceive
frank
obstinate
sonorous
fabricated
47. Uncertainty; apprehension
melancholy
opulent
trepidation
prudent
48. Not straightforward; crafty
malfeasance
benign
fluid
disingenuous
49. To put up with to survive a hardship
novice
ostentatious
objectivity
endure
50. The act of making something useful again
novel
reclamation
context
biased