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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 strengthen
agoraphobia
hedonist
fortify
telepathic
2. (adj.) - mistaken - incorrect
convalescence
erroneous
winsome
prestidigitation
3. (v.) - to reject - turn down
flaccid
alleviate
presage
repudiate
4. (adj.) - struck by amazement or terror
invective
synopsis
immutable
aghast
5. (v.) - to be thrown off balance or feel dizzy
jubilant
figurative
reel
verbose
6. (adj.) - swollen - bigger than desired
bloated
melodramatic
amble
profuse
7. (v.) - to ease - pacify
assuage
fickle
prestidigitation
audacious
8. (adj.) - clear - sharp - direct
pungent
incisive
notoriety
surmise
9. (n.) - a demand for goods - often by an authority
anxiety
lachrymose
upbraid
requisition
10. (adj.) - impoverished
fluctuate
destitute
saccharine
olfactory
11. (adj.) - compassionate
limber
hierarchy
sympathetic
affluent
12. (adj.) - stubbornly persistent - holding to a belief or position
remiss
pertinacious
abundant
feral
13. (adj.) - readily taking on various shapes or forms
sobriety
meritorious
protean
feign
14. (n.) - a waiting room
stupefy
fluctuate
blandish
antechamber
15. (adj.) - quick and changeable in temperament
pliable
mercurial
lull
abridge
16. (n.) - compliments - sycophancy
undulate
deft
flattery
placate
17. (n.) - a greeting
tedious
salutation
belligerent
colossus
18. (v.) - to astound
austere
upbraid
stupefy
fortify
19. (adj.) - relating to family
steadfast
familial
paragon
strife
20. (adj.) - graceful - flexible - supple
lithe
sycophant
inextricable
verbose
21. (adj.) - characterized by changeableness - whimsical
fickle
apparitional
hiemal
affable
22. (v.) - to readjust or make corrections to
comatose
inundate
malign
recalibrate
23. (n.) - the art of public speaking
recalibrate
narrate
elocution
laud
24. (n.) - an abnormal fear of open or public places
agoraphobia
fortify
erect
toothsome
25. (adj.) - intelligent - viable
cogent
putrid
ostracize
neonate
26. (adj.) - abundant
parody
derelict
innate
rife
27. (n.) - and energy - vigor.
alacrity
cavort
vim
amorphous
28. (v.) - to make up or invent
concoct
refrain
gregarious
mendacious
29. (v.) - to invent - make-up - concoct
recapitulate
fabricate
confluence
diminish
30. (adj.) - experienced through another's actions
vicarious
putrid
exacerbate
lachrymose
31. (n.) - bruise - injury
amend
accost
wax
contusion
32. (n.) - light from non-thermal sources
recalcitrant
luminescence
abide
terse
33. (adj.) - spacious - roomy
commodious
unilateral
amalgamation
upbraid
34. (v.) - to destroy the reputation of
defame
forsake
prestidigitation
anxiety
35. (adj.) - amoral - lawless - lewd
pique
licentious
benign
amorphous
36. (v.) - to soothe - appease
placate
captivate
pique
cavort
37. (adj.) - lonely - hopeless
prestidigitation
forlorn
amble
hail
38. (n.) - the concept of destiny or fate
compel
predestination
infuse
fey
39. (v.) - to take zestful pleasure in - enjoy the flavor of
prestidigitation
wane
steadfast
relish
40. (adj.) - very bare - bleak - simple
austere
scathing
monogamy
lachrymose
41. (n.) - one who settles controversy between two sides
arbitrator
forlorn
gregarious
ambivalent
42. (adj.) - having contradictory feelings
ambivalent
odious
concede
fortitude
43. (adj.) - overly sweet
saccharine
vicissitudes
feign
abhor
44. (adj.) - unyielding to persuasion or moral influences
notoriety
reel
rancid
obdurate
45. (adj.) - careful to fulfill obligations
coalesce
audacious
mores
dutiful
46. (n.) - a ranking system of groups or individuals
ultimate
tortuous
saccharine
hierarchy
47. (v.) - to withstand or survive a situation
ascetic
weather
daft
requisition
48. (v.) - to render incomprehensible
amalgamation
veracious
obfuscate
juxtapose
49. (adj.) - balanced - readied
latent
labyrinthine
poised
relish
50. (adj.) - sacred - holy
invective
cavort
rancid
sacrosanct