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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. (n.) - compliments - sycophancy
douse
flattery
premonition
celestial
2. (n.) - a grossly inferior imitation
travesty
meager
cogent
firmament
3. (v.) - to apologize - make amends
bloated
pacify
atone
placid
4. (n.) - a verbal attack
abridge
variance
invective
cavort
5. (n.) - a greeting
juvenile
salutation
commendable
variegate
6. (n.) - one's work or professional calling
dynamic
invariable
vocation
quotidian
7. (adj.) - not susceptible to change
immutable
affluent
salutation
tome
8. (adj.) - excessively bold - brash
reprehensible
pulchritude
benign
brazen
9. (n.) - anger due to an unfair situation
indignation
familial
repose
feral
10. (adj.) - formidable - commanding respect
redoubtable
novel
uniform
putrid
11. (adj.) - bright - beaming
iniquity
radiant
choreographed
unilateral
12. (adj.) - ghostly - spectral
apparitional
lachrymose
battery
exigent
13. (adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil - ominous
gay
feral
portentous
surfeit
14. (n.) - one whose primary pursuit is pleasure
polygamy
vocation
hedonist
redress
15. (v.) - to hold the interest of - to gain the attention of
mores
suffice
ominous
captivate
16. (adj.) - fearful - timid
complicit
goad
antechamber
timorous
17. (v.) - to readjust or make corrections to
recalibrate
capricious
masticate
cadence
18. (adj.) - quick and changeable in temperament
buffet
peruse
mercurial
myopic
19. (adj.) - sacred - holy
spurious
fortify
redoubtable
sacrosanct
20. (n.) - a convergence - a coming together
aloof
laudatory
confluence
juxtapose
21. (adj.) - characterized by changeableness - whimsical
odious
guile
tenuous
fickle
22. (n.) - a small cave or cavern
buffet
licentious
juvenile
grotto
23. (n.) - a plague
forsake
stagnate
contusion
scourge
24. (adj.) - dirty
inclination
familial
sordid
stagnant
25. (adj.) - talkative
loquacious
chastise
indignation
obfuscate
26. (adj.) - giving off intense heat - passionate
mutability
torrid
recalibrate
sycophant
27. (n.) - a superficial or deceptively attractive appearance - façade
veneer
presage
compliment
elucidate
28. (v.) - to displace and substitute for another
supplant
circumspect
nefarious
metamorphosis
29. (adj.) - without interruption
incessant
fickle
dynamic
diverse
30. (adj.) - arousing fear or alarm
commodious
formidable
satiate
exemplary
31. (v.) - to scold severely
berate
collusion
swarthy
abide
32. (n.) - one who settles controversy between two sides
tranquil
gape
arbitrator
myopic
33. (n.) - conflict
acute
aggrandize
strife
pedagogue
34. (adj.) - wintry - relating to winter
radiant
redress
brumal
rectify
35. (v.) - to put up with - tolerate
redact
abide
labyrinthine
hedonist
36. (adj.) - friendly - affable
savor
plethora
amiable
pungent
37. (adj.) - present but hidden
latent
ruse
colossus
battery
38. (adj.) - cheery - optimistic - hopeful
supplant
sanguine
static
judicious
39. (n.) - something that exists as a discrete unit
quotidian
entity
remiss
meritorious
40. (v.) - to support - or to marry
espouse
sacrosanct
inclement
rectify
41. (adj.) - lacking energy - weakened - exhausted
surreptitious
enervated
pithy
winsome
42. (n.) - vengeance - revenge - payback
retribution
slander
saccharine
redoubtable
43. (v.) - to increase or make larger
augment
bide
illusory
truculent
44. (adj.) - intimidating
daunting
render
sagacious
terrestrial
45. (n.) - a dignified and formal speech
revel
suffice
inquisitor
oration
46. (adj.) - loud - energetic
vicissitudes
collusion
boisterous
cosmopolitan
47. (adj.) - negligent - exhibiting carelessness
ubiquitous
radiant
remiss
rife
48. (v.) - to criticize - scold - reproach
licentious
upbraid
affable
alleviate
49. (v.) - to stimulate - promote - encourage
foster
defame
lull
carouse
50. (n.) - a spread of food involving choices
buffet
bereft
antechamber
restitution