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SSAT Vocab
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ssat
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. (n.) - a teller of fables; a liar
sympathy
impervious
fabulist
sate
2. (adj.) - spacious - roomy
refrain
bereft
harmony
commodious
3. (adj.) - formidable - commanding respect
myopic
redoubtable
torrid
suffice
4. (v.) - to frustrate
portentous
grandiose
confound
volition
5. (adj.) - graceful - flexible - supple
entity
buffet
lithe
jubilant
6. (adj.) - having a healthy - reddish color
arbitrator
strenuous
laudatory
ruddy
7. (adj.) - flexible - bendable
meritorious
neologism
quotidian
pliable
8. (n.) - a superficial or deceptively attractive appearance - façade
exigent
narrate
veneer
penchant
9. (n.) - the art of judging human character from facial features
captivate
forage
physiognomy
concede
10. (adj.) - excessively dramatic or emotional
histrionic
masticate
sordid
desolate
11. (adj.) - intricate - maze-like
meritorious
labyrinthine
voluminous
blandish
12. (adj.) - abrupt - short - brief
physiognomy
rectify
terse
linchpin
13. (adj.) - extraordinary - grand in scope
telepathic
grandiose
poised
lewd
14. (adj.) - very bare - bleak - simple
austere
hapless
gregarious
spurious
15. (v.) - to put next to each other
delude
empathetic
raze
juxtapose
16. (adj.) - harmless
brazen
innocuous
propriety
tranquil
17. (adj.) - having intent to harm others
domicile
accede
variance
malevolent
18. (adj.) - delicious - luscious
inundate
dissonance
aberration
toothsome
19. (adj.) - deserted - lifeless
desolate
inclement
facile
luminescence
20. (n.) - irritability - impoliteness
petulance
nefarious
propensity
anxiety
21. (v.) - to soothe - appease
placate
toothsome
succinct
dilapidated
22. (n.) - and energy - vigor.
peruse
vim
relish
ultimate
23. (v.) - to come from
abort
hail
pacify
illusory
24. (adj.) - young or immature
stagnant
juvenile
immaculate
burgeon
25. (n.) - a great flood or something that overwhelms like a flood
deluge
upbraid
exemplary
plethora
26. (adj.) - relating to or showing love
patent
soothsayer
compel
amorous
27. (adj.) - cautious - careful
prudent
abundant
portly
repose
28. (n.) - infamy - known in bad regard
notoriety
cajole
protean
luminescence
29. (adj.) - overused - hackneyed
flout
strife
odious
trite
30. (adj.) - easy
pithy
manifest
lethargic
facile
31. (adj.) - wordy
sobriety
bourgeois
ameliorate
verbose
32. (adj.) - marked by compact precision
ruse
succinct
penchant
sagacious
33. (adj.) - no longer used or existing
derelict
grotto
defunct
fickle
34. (adj.) - daily - everyday
quotidian
render
paragon
sycophant
35. (v.) - to increase or make larger
subsist
sate
connotation
augment
36. (adj.) - mistaken - incorrect
surreptitious
lavish
fabricate
erroneous
37. (v.) - to agree
tantamount
raze
conciliatory
accede
38. (v.) - to make up or invent
mandatory
manifest
concoct
peregrinate
39. (adj.) - frigid - cold
envious
peregrinate
retract
algid
40. (adj.) - stubbornly persistent - holding to a belief or position
quaint
rectify
discreet
pertinacious
41. (v.) - to stimulate - promote - encourage
gape
foster
vast
noisome
42. (adj.) - relating to the sense of smell
dutiful
olfactory
laudatory
aggregate
43. (adj.) - non-threatening - innocuous
magnanimous
benign
amalgamation
elucidate
44. (adj.) - short - abrupt - dismissive
aloof
brusque
penchant
myriad
45. (adj.) - gloomy or sullen
empathy
goad
Zeitgeist
morose
46. (adj.) - capable of reading minds
telepathic
laud
scourge
illusory
47. (adj.) - ghostly
inquisitor
dictate
repudiate
spectral
48. (n.) - the spirit of the time
enervated
empathetic
Zeitgeist
buffet
49. (v.) - to weaken - make weary
melodramatic
enervate
saccharine
calumny
50. (adj.) - varied
impecunious
ruse
amend
diverse