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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. (adj.) - indistinct - hazy
metamorphosis
pliable
vim
nebulous
2. (adj.) - lonely - hopeless
forlorn
invariable
seer
upbraid
3. (adj.) - intimidating
defunct
deleterious
daunting
fetter
4. (v.) - to drench - saturate
douse
torpid
abrogate
taciturn
5. (adj.) - marked by compact precision
succinct
submissive
buffet
stagnate
6. (v.) - to meet needs
sybarite
suffice
submissive
masticate
7. (adj.) - not inclined to talk
taciturn
putrid
ameliorate
remiss
8. (adj.) - quick and changeable in temperament
alleviate
peruse
scathing
mercurial
9. (n.) - someone devoted to sensory pleasure and luxury - a sybarite
voluptuary
cogent
latent
strife
10. (v.) - to repeat
seminal
ratiocinate
inimical
reiterate
11. (n.) - the experience of another's feelings as one's own
stagnant
Zeitgeist
empathy
predestination
12. (adj.) - heavenly - exceptionally delicate or refined
ethereal
feign
poised
extol
13. (n.) - compliments - sycophancy
flattery
ethereal
ambivalent
belligerent
14. (n.) - a convergence - a coming together
apparitional
olfactory
harrowing
confluence
15. (v.) - to displace and substitute for another
fickle
uniform
supplant
travesty
16. (adj.) - vulgar - offensive - rude
histrionic
conduit
agoraphobia
lewd
17. (adj.) - without - devoid of
vim
bereft
premonition
idolatrous
18. (n.) - a satirical imitation
vivacious
impudent
parody
cosmopolitan
19. (adj.) - joyful - happy
malaise
carouse
jubilant
aggrandize
20. (adj.) - fearful - timid
vacillate
vim
obdurate
timorous
21. (adj.) - extraordinary - grand in scope
toothsome
grandiose
trite
redact
22. (adj.) - causing conflict - opposition
terrestrial
myriad
supplant
divisive
23. (n.) - and energy - vigor.
erroneous
vim
subsist
amorous
24. (v.) - to intervene - to arbitrate - to sort out
manifold
mediate
abhor
euphoric
25. (v.) - to increase or make larger
augment
spectral
daft
savor
26. (adj.) - careful to fulfill obligations
idolatrous
anomaly
hapless
dutiful
27. (v.) - to frustrate
hiemal
abate
confound
empathetic
28. (adj.) - foul - offensive - particularly to the sense of smell
retaliation
obdurate
oration
noisome
29. (v.) - to approach or confront aggressively
accost
lavish
chastise
cacophony
30. (adj.) - separate - distinct - individual
discrete
requisition
sacrosanct
commendable
31. (v.) - to emphasize - to highlight
jubilant
premonition
accentuate
notoriety
32. (adj.) - clear - apparent
strenuous
seer
patent
deluge
33. (adj.) - habitual - natural
inveterate
umbrage
affable
redoubtable
34. (n.) - the concept of destiny or fate
predestination
affable
olfactory
licentious
35. (v.) - to enjoy
daunting
sedentary
revel
familial
36. (adj.) - generous - noble
vacillate
ambivalent
magnanimous
aggregate
37. (v.) - to abandon - forget
pedagogue
forsake
confluence
compliment
38. (adj.) - exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental; histrionic
flaccid
melodramatic
alleviate
juvenile
39. (n.) - a lack - scarcity
veracious
libel
dearth
accentuate
40. (n.) - rhythm
cadence
abundant
noisome
apocalypse
41. (v.) - to scorn - ignore - show contempt for
sate
flout
preponderance
domicile
42. (n.) - an excess - a surplus - an overabundance
sobriety
placid
surfeit
pulchritude
43. (adj.) - young or immature
lavish
abundant
juvenile
succinct
44. (adj.) - hopelessly confused or tangled
rife
toothsome
seminal
inextricable
45. (adj.) - rude - improper
laudatory
sagacious
feign
impudent
46. (v.) - to astound
stupefy
noisome
requisition
retribution
47. (adj.) - clear
pellucid
defunct
verbose
gourmand
48. (n.) - bruise - injury
strenuous
incisive
contusion
relish
49. (v.) - to kidnap
abduct
extol
seer
callous
50. (adj.) - equivalent in value or significance
grandiose
ominous
telepathic
tantamount