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SSAT Vocab
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ssat
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1. (n.) - irritability - impoliteness
salutation
petulance
erroneous
domicile
2. (adj.) - excessive - over-the-top
extravagant
sobriety
sympathy
impudent
3. (adj.) - original - ground-breaking
seminal
destitute
torrid
accede
4. (adj.) - done in a secret - or stealthy way
purport
deft
surreptitious
sordid
5. (adj.) - delicious - luscious
abundant
petulance
puerile
toothsome
6. (n.) - rhythm
putrid
labyrinthine
repulse
cadence
7. (adj.) - unyielding to persuasion or moral influences
perfunctory
obdurate
goad
novel
8. (adj.) - disrespectfully bold
matrimony
flux
cadence
presumptuous
9. (n.) - total devastation - the end of the world
iniquity
loquacious
apocalypse
compel
10. (n.) - anger due to an unfair situation
sedate
ruse
modicum
indignation
11. (n.) - an abnormal fear of closed or crowded spaces
misogyny
austere
claustrophobia
defunct
12. (adj.) - without shape or borders
mutability
fabricate
amorphous
prudent
13. (v.) - to astound
sagacious
dearth
stupefy
anxiety
14. (adj.) - calm - tranquil
mimic
flattery
placid
refrain
15. (adj.) - still - not flowing
aphorism
camaraderie
stagnant
toothsome
16. (v.) - to displace and substitute for another
veracious
sacrosanct
perfunctory
supplant
17. (adj.) - insane - foolish
differentiate
defame
pittance
daft
18. (v.) - to think - contemplate
divergent
bloated
ratiocinate
fabricate
19. (adj.) - friendly - amiable
fey
latent
affable
gregarious
20. (n.) - a trusted follower - goon
noisome
limpid
fluctuate
henchman
21. (adj.) - abundant
rife
dissonance
saccharine
recapitulate
22. (adj.) - hasty or lacking in sensitivity
brash
ominous
indictment
pertinacious
23. (v.) - to give in - to accept
augment
delude
concede
fluctuate
24. (adj.) - eager to fight - violent
obdurate
juvenile
manifold
truculent
25. (adj.) - non-threatening - innocuous
benign
juxtapose
malign
lithe
26. (adj.) - characterized by changeableness - whimsical
harrowing
manifold
soothsayer
fickle
27. (adj.) - capable of reading minds
telepathic
malaise
grotto
prestidigitation
28. (v.) - to spread out - to pervade
permeate
malicious
pittance
monogamy
29. (n.) - a conscious choice or decision
volition
cliche
colossus
henchman
30. (adj.) - quick and changeable in temperament
mediate
laud
pliable
mercurial
31. (v.) - to scold severely
berate
affable
sordid
tortuous
32. (v.) - to hold the interest of - to gain the attention of
winsome
alleviate
amble
captivate
33. (adj.) - elated - overjoyed
euphoric
invariable
acute
swarthy
34. (n.) - hatred of women
illusory
meritorious
succinct
misogyny
35. (adj.) - with hands on hips and elbows extending outward
weather
akimbo
recalibrate
limpid
36. (adj.) - wintry - relating to winter
empathy
malleable
hiemal
hapless
37. (n.) - a large book
hail
tome
feral
lavish
38. (v.) - to improve - to make better
pedagogue
whet
immaculate
ameliorate
39. (adj.) - rotten - spoiled - disgusting in smell or taste
remiss
frenetic
rancid
putrid
40. (v.) - to satisfy excessively
cogent
satiate
deluge
dynamic
41. (adj.) - worthy of praise
abase
commendable
metamorphosis
cavort
42. (v.) - to ease - pacify
assuage
peregrinate
nefarious
inclination
43. (v.) - to calm - soothe
sedate
abort
elucidate
peruse
44. (adj.) - young or immature
ominous
sanguine
juvenile
elucidate
45. (adj.) - compassionate
assuage
conciliatory
sympathetic
malicious
46. (adj.) - having only one side
persevere
unilateral
predestination
allay
47. (v.) - to criticize - degrade - belittle
disparage
relish
pedagogue
dearth
48. (v.) - to come from
supplant
hail
aloof
judicious
49. (adj.) - being the only one of its kind
unique
diverse
gape
iniquity
50. (adj.) - sharp - severe
acute
foster
henchman
prudent