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SAT Word Power Harder
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Subjects
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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.
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. Faithless - untrustworthy
perfidious
abstinence
cogitate
supercilious
2. Pushy - conceited - noisily self-assertive
alchemy
acquit
vacuous
bumptious
3. Instability caused by an erosion of values or lack of purpose
omniscient
anomie
philistine
chimerical
4. Winding - having many curves
sinuous
salubrious
martinet
spelunker
5. Corrupt - degenerate - wildly extravagant
imbroglio
vacuous
ascetic
profligate
6. To weaken - to sap the strength
palliate
abeyance
enervate
bandy
7. A creative work - musical composition
ennui
perfidious
opus
protean
8. Hostile - aggressive - savage
undulate
anathema
truculent
antipodal
9. Accompanying - attending - going along with
concomitant
histrionic
wont
scofflaw
10. A model or example
paradigm
hoary
prowess
endemic
11. A difficult and confused situation - a complicated disagreement
imbroglio
cachet
compunction
espy
12. Unnecessarily helpful - meddlesome - interfering
raffish
vitriolic
officious
fauna
13. Preachy - pompous - using wise sayings excessively
ruminate
vainglorious
garrulous
sententious
14. To tolerate - to put up with something
imbroglio
brook
vacuous
sententious
15. Wordy language - an indirect - roundabout expression
prowess
circumlocution
capricious
nepotism
16. A procession - a group of attendants
encomium
leitmotif
cortege
insouciant
17. Corrosive - biting - bitterly scathing
assiduous
vitriolic
gerrymander
adumbrate
18. A disaster or violent breakdown
wont
inveterate
leitmotif
debacle
19. Someone who wastes - a spendthrift
disquiet
privation
opprobrious
wastrel
20. Squalid - a slovenly woman
evanescent
slatternly
savant
repartee
21. To censor prudishly - to rewrite crudely
undulate
bowdlerize
reprobate
libation
22. Shrewd - astute - showing strong powers of discernment
simper
bon vivant
penury
perspicacious
23. Something or someone loathed or intensely disliked
moribund
oeuvre
abrogate
anathema
24. To leave quickly and secretively
macerate
lope
abscond
anathema
25. Being in a dying or decaying condition
miasma
dissipate
moribund
depredate
26. To take off (usually clothing) as a sign of greeting
doff
ancillary
pluralism
putrefy
27. A temporary suspension of activity
elliptical
abeyance
abstruse
sagacious
28. The humorous misuse of a word that sounds very much like the word indended
malapropism
depredate
inchoate
habeas corpus
29. Merry - gleeful
perorate
imbroglio
mirthful
insouciant
30. A massive - unstoppable object
juggernaut
ancillary
assiduous
halitosis
31. Animals
verdant
evanescent
dichotomy
fauna
32. Displeasure or resentment - shade
libation
abstinence
enervate
umbrage
33. State of rest or inactivity
rarefied
tony
quiescence
adjure
34. Shriveled - withered
temporize
zeitgeist
wizened
opus
35. To find not guilty - to conduct oneself
assiduous
effete
insouciant
acquit
36. To divide into election districts to gain political advantage
probity
abstinence
gerrymander
supercilious
37. Truthful - honest
nihilism
perorate
veracious
martinet
38. Whimsical - fanciful - impulsive
chicanery
capricious
belie
desiccate
39. Urgent - demands prompt action
exigent
mendacious
compunction
forswear
40. To behave
comport
patina
feral
apogee
41. To prey upon - to plunder with violence if necessary
depredate
pallid
garrulous
prurient
42. To impede - restrain - hamper
fetter
miasma
prurient
bacchanal
43. Gray or white with age - ancient - stale
hoary
fauna
impecunious
evanescent
44. A rushing attack - witty repartee - a brief excursion
concomitant
doff
sally
leitmotif
45. Boastful - pompous
vainglorious
conflagration
leitmotif
feral
46. Sweetly flowing
stalwart
mellifluous
extirpate
neophyte
47. The combined force of two distinct elements that is more powerful than each alone
assiduous
verdant
venerate
synergy
48. Favorable to health
abrogate
endemic
salubrious
nonplus
49. Deception or trickery
implacable
chicanery
parsimonious
adjure
50. Facade - coating - outward appearance
veneer
assignation
interregnum
omnivorous