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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.
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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. To invest with authority - to brace
sangfroid
sycophant
junta
gird
2. A poisonous swamp vapor - a harmful influence or atmosphere
miasma
byzantine
patois
inchoate
3. Pungent - charmingly provocative
bivouac
piquant
largess
covet
4. Meticulously attentive to detail - exacting
apogee
fecund
umbrage
punctilious
5. An omen - a sign of something coming - a foreshadowing
portent
nepotism
aggrieve
ambulatory
6. Honesty - uprightness
bumptious
ribald
probity
diurnal
7. To compromise - to draw something out in order to gain time
juggernaut
temporize
noisome
cavil
8. Someone who enjoys luxurious living
mellifluous
syllogism
bon vivant
dossier
9. Remorse - feeling uneasy after have done something
ancillary
compunction
impecunious
iniquitous
10. All knowing - infinite awareness
sycophant
omniscient
perquisite
ascetic
11. Harmful
imbroglio
assignation
ennui
deleterious
12. A temporary encampment
sententious
gestalt
puissance
bivouac
13. A thick or sticky consistency of a liquid
rife
homeopathy
viscosity
levee
14. Esoteric - interesting to only a few
rout
irascible
rarefied
chicanery
15. A morally unprincipled person - a scoundrel
forswear
bon vivant
reprobate
officious
16. The belief that there are no values or morals in the universe - that existence is senseless or useless
impecunious
nihilism
imbroglio
raffish
17. Wordy language - an indirect - roundabout expression
circumlocution
exigent
propinquity
bon vivant
18. A weariness - listlessness - a state of lethargy
draconian
oeuvre
lassitude
nihilism
19. Forest-like - wooded
sylvan
macerate
bilious
garrulous
20. Scheming activity for an evil purpose
garrulous
mercurial
machination
rife
21. A violent upheaval - an earthquake - a flood
feral
cataclysm
parsimonious
miasma
22. To run at a steady - easy pace
mendacious
descry
lope
muckrake
23. Wild - like a wild animal - savage
feral
secrete
plebeian
nihilism
24. A process of transformation that is seemingly magical
reprobate
alchemy
junta
accouterments
25. To impede - restrain - hamper
itinerant
fetter
rout
abrogate
26. A creative work - musical composition
descry
implacable
nirvana
opus
27. Preachy - pompous - using wise sayings excessively
privation
munificent
homeopathy
sententious
28. A system of natural healing
homeopathy
garrulous
punctilious
titular
29. A eulogy or expression of high praise
dilettante
encomium
probity
zaftig
30. Acting for another - sharing in an experience of another through the imagination
protean
prowess
panacea
vicarious
31. The judicious use of resources - livestock farming
coterie
husbandry
aegis
interregnum
32. In title only
titular
sylvan
flagellate
bon vivant
33. Vanishing - happening for the briefest moment
ameliorate
fauna
adumbrate
evanescent
34. Fertile - productive - fruitful
levee
impecunious
truculent
fecund
35. Truthful - honest
veracious
perfidious
encomium
repartee
36. A remedy that cures everything
panacea
sinuous
temerity
mirthful
37. A transition from the illustrious to the commonplace - overdone pathos - triteness
recondite
iniquitous
bathos
stalwart
38. Influence - a forceful blow
sinuous
redoubtable
maudlin
clout
39. A judge - one who decides
arbiter
undulate
protean
nihilism
40. Boldness - rashness - audacity
bumptious
temerity
noisome
compunction
41. A rapid outburst - spray of gunfire
profligate
shibboleth
assignation
fusillade
42. A temporary suspension of activity
surreptitious
abeyance
reticent
mendacious
43. Gray or white with age - ancient - stale
discomfit
iniquitous
junta
hoary
44. Severe - exceedingly harsh
draconian
calumny
doggerel
sui generis
45. To glimpse - to descry - to catch sight of
feral
espy
sylvan
sagacious
46. Relating to dress or fashion
iniquitous
sartorial
vitriolic
prurient
47. A rushing attack - witty repartee - a brief excursion
apogee
sturm and drang
sally
lassitude
48. Custom - habit
recalcitrant
munificent
inchoate
wont
49. To suggest partly - to give a hint of things to come - to foreshadow vaguely
dichotomy
espy
adumbrate
forswear
50. A procession - a group of attendants
cortege
ersatz
levee
pluralism