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SAT Word Power Harder
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Subjects
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sat
,
english
,
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. Stingy - small in a mean way
niggardly
foment
portent
ameliorate
2. A quick - witty reply - spirited conversation
arbiter
bowdlerize
abstinence
repartee
3. To dry out
synergy
officious
desiccate
fusillade
4. Covered with green plants - leafy
enervate
sturm and drang
verdant
garrulous
5. The judicious use of resources - livestock farming
husbandry
adjure
descry
privation
6. Situated on opposite sides of the earth - or being exactly opposite
antipodal
usury
inveterate
ancillary
7. Arrogant - overbearing - condescending
supercilious
husbandry
endemic
scotch
8. To bewilder - to puzzle
byzantine
nonplus
fetter
ersatz
9. Boldness - rashness - audacity
timorous
reprobate
temerity
zaftig
10. Exhausted - lost vitality - overrefined
effete
nonplus
scofflaw
philistine
11. Someone who enjoys luxurious living
largess
sangfroid
vainglorious
bon vivant
12. Boredom - listlessness - lack of interest
veracious
belie
apogee
ennui
13. Pushy - conceited - noisily self-assertive
probity
cabal
sagacious
bumptious
14. Boastful - pompous
repartee
apoplexy
bon vivant
vainglorious
15. A file of documents - letters and records
simper
covet
shibboleth
dossier
16. A sudden outburst
zeitgeist
spate
quiescence
syllogism
17. To stain or soil (commonly as to reputation)
besmirch
bilious
sinuous
wastrel
18. A morally unprincipled person - a scoundrel
apocryphal
recondite
wizened
reprobate
19. Lending money at a high interest rate
usury
levee
reticent
raffish
20. To tolerate - to put up with something
brook
dissipate
itinerant
exemplar
21. To honor - to worship - to respect
panegyric
extirpate
miasma
venerate
22. Hard to understand or grasp
petulant
reticent
abstruse
diaspora
23. Winding - having many curves
garrulous
dichotomy
sinuous
fauna
24. Lack of comforts - poverty - a state of being deprived
zephyr
privation
nascent
truculent
25. To put to flight - to scatter - to cause a huge defeat
rout
plebeian
usury
fey
26. Overly sentimental
impervious
feckless
maudlin
penury
27. To repeal - to set aside - to nullify
titular
niggardly
abrogate
diaspora
28. Hardworking - busy - diligent
assiduous
vagary
coterie
officious
29. Overly dramatic - theatrical - deliberately affected
doff
cortege
histrionic
panacea
30. Hot-tempered - cranky
syllogism
irascible
usury
nirvana
31. A model or example
paradigm
intransigent
phlegmatic
milieu
32. Abandonment of a loyalty or religion
sartorial
apostasy
impecunious
perorate
33. A dabbler - someone with a superficial knowledge (usually of the arts)
sycophant
dilettante
erudite
petulant
34. To run counter to - to show something as false
chary
wont
belie
perfidious
35. A rushing attack - witty repartee - a brief excursion
paradigm
cabal
umbrage
sally
36. A eulogy or expression of high praise
perfunctory
insouciant
alchemy
encomium
37. A rapid outburst - spray of gunfire
accouterments
zeitgeist
gamin
fusillade
38. Forest-like - wooded
impervious
remuneration
homeopathy
sylvan
39. Whim - an unpredictable action
deleterious
castigate
ethnocentric
vagary
40. Moving from place to place
imbroglio
doggerel
syllogism
itinerant
41. One who is continually breaking the law
scofflaw
gestalt
perspicacious
hoary
42. To behave
antipodal
nonplus
comport
profligate
43. Marked with thin lines or grooves
striated
gerrymander
gird
hidebound
44. Squalid - a slovenly woman
slatternly
venerate
sartorial
anathema
45. Common - vulgar - low class
plebeian
martinet
remuneration
abrogate
46. To move smoothly in a wavelike manner
impecunious
bathos
inchoate
undulate
47. A pouring of a liquid for a religious ceremony - a drink
rubric
libation
castigate
secrete
48. A society in which distinct groups function together - but retain their identities
accouterments
clout
pluralism
privation
49. Deception or trickery
chicanery
myopia
coterie
shibboleth
50. To put an end to
scotch
chicanery
miasma
opprobrious