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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. (n.) - a conscious choice or decision
slander
volition
hapless
synopsis
2. (adj.) - sociable - outgoing
gregarious
augment
peruse
purport
3. (adj.) - miniature - small
ingenious
diminutive
figurative
judicious
4. (v.) - to increase or make greater
linchpin
terrestrial
wane
aggrandize
5. (n.) - a statement that gives an unjust or unfavorable representation of a person or thing
polygamy
vigor
jubilant
libel
6. (v.) - to make up or invent
bereft
concoct
exacerbate
odious
7. (n.) - the concept of destiny or fate
obsequious
predestination
Zeitgeist
permeate
8. (adj.) - excessively bold - brash
colossus
abundant
brazen
preponderance
9. (adj.) - horribly villainous
nefarious
plethora
voluminous
amble
10. (adj.) - succinctly meaningful
forage
alacrity
pithy
inclination
11. (n.) - the creation of new words - or a new word
predestination
defunct
quid
neologism
12. (adj.) - worthy of praise
sedate
commendable
reiterate
recalcitrant
13. (v.) - to urge - to provoke into action
goad
inextricable
weather
rustic
14. (n.) - an expression of pity for another - compassion
serendipity
malevolent
sympathy
foster
15. (adj.) - relating to the land
physiognomy
terrestrial
radiant
conduit
16. (v.) - to set right - correct
sordid
gay
predestination
rectify
17. (adj.) - large - ample
toothsome
volition
voluminous
terrestrial
18. (n.) - an abnormal fear of closed or crowded spaces
trek
fey
camaraderie
claustrophobia
19. (adj.) - generous - noble
complicit
abrogate
magnanimous
peruse
20. (adj.) - lonely - hopeless
impervious
conduit
parody
forlorn
21. (n.) - a newborn baby
hedonist
refrain
neonate
nebulous
22. (adj.) - amoral - lawless - lewd
diverse
licentious
retract
presumptuous
23. (adj.) - extraordinary - grand in scope
forlorn
fluctuate
poised
grandiose
24. (n.) - an outcast
terrestrial
preponderance
pariah
amiable
25. (adj.) - obliging - helpful
abbreviate
accommodating
purport
ambivalent
26. (n.) - an expression of esteem or approval
forage
pellucid
compliment
labyrinthine
27. (adj.) - done in a secret - or stealthy way
sympathetic
unilateral
uniform
surreptitious
28. (v.) - to open the mouth and stare stupidly
flabbergasted
innocuous
gape
blandish
29. (adj.) - clear - easily understood
lethargic
limpid
torpid
henchman
30. (n.) - a common saying of advice or virtue
delude
maxim
entity
undulate
31. (adj.) - not susceptible to change
invariable
indignation
portentous
matrimony
32. (v.) - to readjust or make corrections to
jubilant
veracious
recalibrate
lachrymose
33. (adj.) - excessive
belligerent
rife
antechamber
exorbitant
34. (v.) - to sway from one side to another
vacillate
obdurate
profuse
truculent
35. (adj.) - belligerent
ruse
pugnacious
relish
pliable
36. (adj.) - brief to the point of being superficial
cursory
deluge
judicious
aggregate
37. (n.) - capability of change
myriad
indignation
mutability
vigor
38. (adj.) - careful - showing care
abhor
neonate
Zeitgeist
diligent
39. (adj.) - clear - sharp - direct
lewd
incisive
sycophant
persevere
40. (v.) - to displace and substitute for another
quaint
loquacious
parody
supplant
41. (v.) - to inject
aggrandize
infuse
illusory
requisition
42. (adj.) - equivalent in value or significance
terse
illusory
tantamount
puerile
43. (adj.) - easily yielding to authority
repudiate
submissive
formidable
myopic
44. (n.) - a verbal attack
benevolent
obsequious
invective
cavort
45. (n.) - a presentiment of the future
malevolent
premonition
mollify
redoubtable
46. (adj.) - intelligent - viable
cogent
audacious
render
subsist
47. (adj.) - formidable - commanding respect
divisive
taciturn
redoubtable
fortify
48. (adj.) - struck by amazement or terror
paragon
vim
indignation
aghast
49. (v.) - to say - or to make
render
stupefy
invariable
laceration
50. (adj.) - abundant
defunct
redoubtable
rife
facile