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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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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. (adj.) - sacred - holy
sacrosanct
revel
mollify
presage
2. (adj.) - contentious - ready to fight
belligerent
fortuitous
enervated
fallacious
3. (adj.) - unlucky
hapless
salient
battery
wax
4. (adj.) - not susceptible to change
profane
polygamy
immutable
salutation
5. (v.) - to agree
chastise
accede
apparitional
supplant
6. (adj.) - intimidating
daunting
reel
exemplary
pittance
7. (adj.) - overused - hackneyed
amend
profane
trite
commodious
8. (v.) - to slander - to smear - to libel - to defame - to speak evil of
malign
amorphous
malevolent
swarthy
9. (adj.) - prudent or inconspicuous
discreet
harmony
ultimate
swarthy
10. (n.) - anger due to an unfair situation
indignation
rife
obfuscate
ultimate
11. (adj.) - lacking in quality stature
acute
douse
scurrilous
meager
12. (v.) - to abandon - forget
pedagogue
fatuous
forsake
sacrosanct
13. (adj.) - obliging - helpful
accommodating
accentuate
retract
punctilious
14. (n.) - marriage
recalibrate
lavish
matrimony
poach
15. (n.) - uneasiness
aberration
flux
bilk
anxiety
16. (adj.) - limp
euphoric
feign
flaccid
somnolent
17. (adj.) - original - ground-breaking
erroneous
seminal
upbraid
fabricate
18. (v.) - to examine carefully
bloated
peruse
cosmopolitan
vocation
19. (v.) - withdraw
impervious
retract
quotidian
deluge
20. (v.) - to invent - make-up - concoct
circumspect
abhor
peregrinate
fabricate
21. (v.) - to astound
brusque
buffet
bourgeois
stupefy
22. (v.) - to hate - loathe
concoct
apparitional
buffet
abhor
23. (v.) - to render incomprehensible
familial
obfuscate
guile
aloof
24. (adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil - ominous
placate
portentous
camaraderie
belligerent
25. (n.) - the last part - or a fundamental element
ultimate
ostracize
pellucid
flabbergasted
26. (n.) - a self-serving flatterer
sycophant
frenetic
existential
trek
27. (adj.) - delicious - luscious
toothsome
inveterate
allay
maxim
28. (adj.) - serving as an example
ultimate
novel
exemplary
retaliation
29. (adj.) - fertile - fruitful
familial
diminish
innate
fecund
30. (adj.) - hurtful - critical
placid
novel
scathing
firmament
31. (v.) - to vary irregularly
fluctuate
sanguine
carouse
punctilious
32. (n.) - vague feeling of discomfort
bloated
malaise
scathing
gregarious
33. (adj.) - miniature - small
dearth
diminutive
limpid
ostracize
34. (adj.) - indistinct - hazy
scurrilous
nebulous
cursory
fluctuate
35. (adj.) - able to see things that others cannot
clairvoyant
confluence
retribution
ultimate
36. (v.) - to come forth - blossom
magnanimous
burgeon
flux
mollify
37. (adj.) - unvarying - conforming to one principle
seer
pique
cogent
uniform
38. (n.) - one who settles controversy between two sides
arbitrator
connotation
inveterate
propriety
39. (adj.) - immature
puerile
disparage
cursory
submissive
40. (adj.) - formidable - commanding respect
discrete
complicit
limber
redoubtable
41. (v.) - to repeat
pungent
reiterate
compliment
daft
42. (n.) - someone devoted to pleasure and luxury - a voluptuary
affluent
exorbitant
sybarite
voluminous
43. (n.) - a verbal attack
invective
accentuate
exorbitant
ratiocinate
44. (v.) - to soothe - appease
ingenious
battery
placate
reel
45. (v.) - to give up unfinished
latent
abort
seer
bilk
46. (n.) - a schoolteacher
sympathetic
novel
fortify
pedagogue
47. (v.) - to relieve
alleviate
daft
pariah
abase
48. (adj.) - short - abrupt - dismissive
aghast
entity
abrogate
brusque
49. (adj.) - mistaken - incorrect
convalescence
discreet
erroneous
nefarious
50. (v.) - to sooth - ease
impervious
pacify
affable
strife