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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. (v.) - to hold the interest of - to gain the attention of
captivate
conciliatory
pliable
noisome
2. (v.) - to repeat - reiterate
scourge
envious
winsome
recapitulate
3. (adj.) - strikingly new - unusual - or different
anxiety
domicile
novel
sobriety
4. (adj.) - having intent to harm others
malevolent
vivacious
voluminous
recapitulate
5. (v.) - to make more keen - stimulate
akimbo
whet
pulchritude
fortuitous
6. (n.) - noise - discordant sound
revel
elocution
affluent
cacophony
7. (n.) - having only one spouse at a time
protean
abhor
placid
monogamy
8. (n.) - someone devoted to sensory pleasure and luxury - a sybarite
sycophant
veracious
voluptuary
sympathetic
9. (adj.) - jealous
amiable
domicile
envious
seer
10. (v.) - to distinguish - to make different
differentiate
benevolent
confluence
judicious
11. (n.) - an abnormal fear of open or public places
grandiose
uniform
repulse
agoraphobia
12. (adj.) - causing conflict - opposition
veracious
apocalypse
divisive
prudent
13. (n.) - accusation of wrongdoing
puerile
confluence
feral
indictment
14. (v.) - to criticize - to scold
chastise
henchman
pedagogue
pariah
15. (v.) - to come from
saccharine
recalibrate
hail
unique
16. (v.) - to frustrate
confound
fatuous
assuage
obsequious
17. (v.) - to increase or make larger
suffice
abbreviate
augment
meager
18. (adj.) - loud - energetic
ingenious
austere
boisterous
juxtapose
19. (adj.) - extraordinary - grand in scope
abhor
grandiose
accede
laceration
20. (adj.) - struck by amazement or terror
slander
aghast
vocation
propensity
21. (n.) - the art of judging human character from facial features
dynamic
recapitulate
lachrymose
physiognomy
22. (v.) - to provoke or to cause indignation
magnanimous
compliment
polygamy
pique
23. (n.) - a trusted follower - goon
sybarite
forsake
vim
henchman
24. (v.) - to gather - amass
maudlin
swarthy
morose
aggregate
25. (adj.) - significant - conspicuous
blandish
salient
doppelganger
concoct
26. (v.) - to cause disgust or distaste - or to drive back - repel
wane
repulse
coalesce
apocalypse
27. (adj.) - consisting of a very great number
monogamy
formidable
myriad
mercurial
28. (adj.) - frigid - cold
forestall
algid
antechamber
unilateral
29. (adj.) - impulsive - unpredictable - subject to whim
ratiocinate
domicile
capricious
scurrilous
30. (adj.) - having only one side
unilateral
magnanimous
latent
judicious
31. (v.) - to tell a story
narrate
cliche
verbose
cavity
32. (adj.) - capable of reading minds
rectify
defunct
fey
telepathic
33. (v.) - to sway from one side to another
aberration
trek
calumny
vacillate
34. (v.) - to come forth - blossom
convalescence
plethora
canvas
burgeon
35. (adj.) - short-sighted
lewd
permeate
myopic
euphoric
36. (n.) - a cut - a rip
weather
deluge
laceration
pacify
37. (adj.) - succinctly meaningful
pliable
meager
pithy
daft
38. (n.) - a large book
veracious
tome
elocution
dutiful
39. (adj.) - excessive
exorbitant
anomaly
dictate
impervious
40. (n.) - a hole
cavity
meritorious
diverse
masticate
41. (adj.) - existing everywhere - widespread
vicarious
grandiose
indignation
ubiquitous
42. (n.) - one who practices restraint as a means of self-discipline - usually religious
illusory
ascetic
dutiful
pungent
43. (n.) - a statement that gives an unjust or unfavorable representation of a person or thing
affable
polygamy
libel
meager
44. (n.) - vitality and energy - vim.
torpid
vigor
antechamber
rife
45. (adj.) - without - devoid of
abject
bereft
pervasive
inveterate
46. (adj.) - varied
harmony
abrogate
diverse
fortitude
47. (adj.) - sitting
scathing
pellucid
strife
sedentary
48. (adj.) - flexible - bendable
redress
foster
pliable
upbraid
49. (n.) - capability of change
mutability
profuse
fickle
destitute
50. (adj.) - FALSE but intended to seem believable or possible
uncanny
spurious
enervated
envious