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SAT Word Power
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Subjects
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sat
,
english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Clown or fool
buffoon
obviate
sloth
amnesty
2. Determination - a state of being convinced
static
raucous
negligent
conviction
3. To study - to read over leisurely
paucity
buffoon
peruse
laud
4. Difficult to see through - unclear - dark
emissary
opaque
insidious
reprove
5. Biting in humor
malaise
caustic
circumspect
intrepid
6. To open up a subject for discussion
egocentric
broach
terse
pique
7. The most perfect example of
didactic
heresy
quintessential
bulwark
8. Strong or fixed dislike - a feeling of repugnance
fawning
spurious
austere
aversion
9. Very poor - totally lacking
chastise
steadfast
abdicate
destitute
10. (adj.) invigorating; (v.) to prepare
exacting
bracing
stagnate
table
11. To beg persistently - to degrade oneself
gratuitous
aggrandize
grovel
digress
12. Uncertain - temporary not fully worked out
tentative
heresy
deference
dupe
13. To make unnecessary - to avert - to preclude
prudent
clique
obviate
rebuff
14. To blot out leaving no traces - to destroy
exalt
obliterate
desecrate
wanton
15. To shorten - condense - or lessen in length
tenet
urbane
abridge
amnesty
16. Clear - easily understood
listless
tirade
impotent
lucid
17. To cause to stand motionless with awe or other intense emotion
jeopardy
tirade
deft
transfix
18. The study of God or religion
obscure
harbinger
theology
digress
19. To weaken the support of - to injure in a slow or sneaky way
incipient
convey
grimace
undermine
20. An emotional purification - an emotional release
anomalous
discerning
catharsis
quaint
21. Insignificant - trifling
nominal
stagnate
esoteric
zenith
22. A good or bad emanation of force from someone or something - in Hinduism and Buddhism the force created by someone's actions to perpetuate reincarnation
karma
partition
permeate
morose
23. To deduct - to disregard
discount
resilient
expedite
indigent
24. Secret - done by stealth - sly
futile
jeopardy
furtive
incontrovertible
25. To criticize or reprimand sharply
turpitude
facade
candor
rebuke
26. To lie inactive - to stay in one place
stagnate
rebuff
arduous
imminent
27. Good will towards all people - love of mankind - act of generosity
catharsis
aggrandize
waver
philanthropy
28. To lessen in value - to belittle
intrepid
depreciate
zenith
resplendent
29. To support - or be in favor of
rebuke
advocate
imperious
begrudge
30. New - original
bulwark
cursory
novel
exacerbate
31. (adj.) wordy - not concentrated; (v.) to spread widely
plausible
tenet
compatible
diffuse
32. To deceive - to trick
chronic
convey
reprehensible
dupe
33. Easily deceived
expedite
gullible
corroborate
ogle
34. Marked by abundant production or offspring
plausible
emigrate
imperious
prolific
35. An opening move - a preliminary offer
overture
polemic
martyr
pretentious
36. To brag publicly - to praise highly
tout
emulate
reciprocal
raucous
37. As though asleep - not actively growing
harbinger
poignant
dormant
static
38. Boisterous - harsh sounding - noisy and disorderly
karma
raucous
impotent
reprehensible
39. Wordy
verbose
incessant
temperance
anomalous
40. Gradual or subtle absorption - an unconscious process of absorption
colloquial
quixotic
osmosis
deference
41. Noble in spirit - generous - giving
insidious
craven
magnanimous
reciprocal
42. An initial venture - to raid in search of plunder
waver
stoic
foray
reprehensible
43. To be indecisive or inconstant - to fluctuate in opinion
virulent
quell
capitulate
waver
44. Extremely wretched - bottomless
callous
levity
flourish
abysmal
45. To make great
vehement
capitulate
aggrandize
arduous
46. Gentle - not harmful - kind
benign
waver
homogeneous
thwart
47. To put an end to - to squelch - to calm
quell
tepid
tumult
genteel
48. To decline - to recede
nemesis
quintessential
maverick
ebb
49. Disposition towards mercy - mildness
clemency
paltry
lax
delude
50. Extremely bad - flagrant
egregious
wanton
quaint
novel