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SSAT Vocab
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ssat
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1. (v.) - to weaken - make weary
abduct
sacrosanct
vigor
enervate
2. (n.) - a ranking system of groups or individuals
winsome
hierarchy
abbreviate
credulity
3. (adj.) - lacking in quality stature
meager
voluminous
hiemal
ambivalent
4. (adj.) - deserving criticism
saccharine
accommodating
redact
reprehensible
5. (n.) - a short saying
obsequious
physiognomy
bloated
aphorism
6. (n.) - an assault or an array of similar things intended for use together
clairvoyant
battery
gluttonous
abundant
7. (adj.) - worthy of praise
confluence
pithy
flux
commendable
8. (v.) - to criticize - to scold
sacrosanct
chastise
surfeit
fortify
9. (n.) - the concept of destiny or fate
predestination
profane
sympathy
inundate
10. (n.) - agreement - often of sound
harmony
limpid
tenuous
narrate
11. (adj.) - brief to the point of being superficial
cogent
supplant
cursory
bilk
12. (adj.) - loud - energetic
boisterous
noisome
retribution
hapless
13. (adj.) - requiring tremendous strength or energy
strenuous
sedate
abundant
succinct
14. (adj.) - discouraged - hopeless - depressed
baleful
despondent
divergent
accost
15. (adj.) - ghostly - spectral
undulate
apparitional
portly
carouse
16. (adj.) - astounded - stupefied
abate
fallacious
celestial
flabbergasted
17. (n.) - physical beauty
collusion
stupefy
pulchritude
forestall
18. (adj.) - bending or flexing readily - pliable
hail
mores
limber
profuse
19. (v.) - to sooth - ease
pacify
putrid
redoubtable
plethora
20. (n.) - a plague
brumal
scourge
limpid
deft
21. (adj.) - stubbornly persistent - holding to a belief or position
pertinacious
juvenile
lithe
nebulous
22. (n.) - a wicked act - a sin
nefarious
austere
sanguine
iniquity
23. (adj.) - deserving of praise or merit
alleviate
meritorious
circumspect
remiss
24. (n.) - something that does not fit into the normal order
espouse
arbitrator
anomaly
hedonist
25. (n.) - a superficial or deceptively attractive appearance - façade
veneer
aghast
anxiety
fortitude
26. (adj.) - joyful - happy
quid
jubilant
labyrinthine
supplant
27. (v.) - to coax through flattery
blandish
commendable
claustrophobia
invariable
28. (n.) - a piece of cloth on which an artist paints
upbraid
canvas
ratiocinate
submissive
29. (v.) - to frolic - leap - prance
cavort
vacillate
discreet
tome
30. (adj.) - marked by special intelligence
flux
surmise
ingenious
clairvoyant
31. (v.) - to urge - to provoke into action
formidable
camaraderie
synopsis
goad
32. (n.) - a change of form - shape - substance
infuse
metamorphosis
meritorious
cursory
33. (adj.) - admiring - praising
laudatory
vivacious
perfunctory
incessant
34. (adj.) - sentimental
placid
maudlin
voluptuary
atone
35. (adj.) - original - ground-breaking
audacious
mutability
existential
seminal
36. (adj.) - fixed or unchanging
steadfast
lithe
defame
quotidian
37. (v.) - to increase or make greater
neologism
ascetic
recalcitrant
aggrandize
38. (v.) - to diversify
malign
poised
carouse
variegate
39. (v.) - to change for the better - improve
amend
satiate
fickle
tranquil
40. (adj.) - belligerent
meager
stagnant
pugnacious
manifold
41. (adj.) - careful - showing care
tome
diligent
puerile
quaint
42. (n.) - an interruption in continuity - a break
hiatus
forestall
prestidigitation
bereft
43. (n.) - a trick
luminescence
synopsis
ruse
variance
44. (adj.) - balanced - readied
vicissitudes
poised
bilk
inclement
45. (v.) - to hate - loathe
remiss
abhor
gluttonous
radiant
46. (v.) - to be thrown off balance or feel dizzy
reel
winsome
fatuous
presumptuous
47. (v.) - to set right - correct
manifest
rectify
preponderance
bilk
48. (v.) - to criticize - degrade - belittle
anxiety
forsake
disparage
parody
49. (v.) - to rummage - scavenge - graze for food
diligent
meritorious
forage
erroneous
50. (adj.) - readily taking on various shapes or forms
camaraderie
protean
surmise
restitution