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SSAT Vocab
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1. (n.) - an assault or an array of similar things intended for use together
confound
daunting
battery
malign
2. (n.) - readiness to believe
credulity
battery
agoraphobia
wax
3. (adj.) - able to see things that others cannot
clairvoyant
confound
lachrymose
vim
4. (n.) - an omen
presage
veracious
uniform
pliable
5. (adj.) - present but hidden
calumny
salutation
chastise
latent
6. (adj.) - relating to or showing love
aphorism
bilk
amorous
torrid
7. (adj.) - limp
abide
flaccid
pliable
firmament
8. (adj.) - sacred - holy
laudatory
abase
bloated
sacrosanct
9. (n.) - a meaning or association suggested by a word beyond its definition
entomology
connotation
recalibrate
recapitulate
10. (adj.) - inclined to lie or mislead
restitution
prudent
capricious
mendacious
11. (adj.) - insatiable in appetite
gluttonous
inveterate
stagnate
manifest
12. (adj.) - elated - overjoyed
coalesce
euphoric
strenuous
bourgeois
13. (v.) - to sneak away and hide
sympathy
apparitional
abscond
sacrosanct
14. (adj.) - vulgar - offensive - rude
lewd
cliche
saccharine
punctilious
15. (adj.) - abrupt - short - brief
cacophony
recalibrate
juxtapose
terse
16. (v.) - to deceive - to mislead
acute
reprehensible
entomology
delude
17. (v.) - to soften in temper
acumen
propensity
sobriety
mollify
18. (n.) - agreement
concord
excursion
Zeitgeist
erroneous
19. (adj.) - lacking energy - weakened - exhausted
cavity
fabricate
libel
enervated
20. (n.) - a deviation from the expected course
contusion
truculent
aberration
ambivalent
21. (n.) - one who settles controversy between two sides
propriety
dutiful
arbitrator
savor
22. (adj.) - mistaken - incorrect
indignation
restitution
erroneous
bide
23. (adj.) - excessively dramatic or emotional
histrionic
suffice
immutable
mercurial
24. (adj.) - being an accomplice in a wrongful act
weather
fortify
tragedy
complicit
25. (adj.) - large - ample
metamorphosis
voluminous
rancid
fabricate
26. (adj.) - defiant
acumen
recalcitrant
brash
aphorism
27. (v.) - to inject
extravagant
terse
infuse
confound
28. (n.) - a tendency - partiality - preference
penchant
abide
relish
forage
29. (adj.) - lucky - occurring by chance
fortify
fallacious
alleviate
fortuitous
30. (adj.) - separate - distinct - individual
discrete
grandiose
derelict
cosmopolitan
31. (adj.) - insane - foolish
daft
ultimate
doppelganger
tenuous
32. (adj.) - tearful
spurious
libel
lachrymose
brusque
33. (n.) - a FALSE statement to damage the reputation of another
camaraderie
slander
pedagogue
fortitude
34. (adj.) - requiring tremendous strength or energy
capricious
infuse
strenuous
belligerent
35. (n.) - strength - bravery
surreptitious
mimic
pliable
fortitude
36. (v.) - to reject - turn down
amalgamation
masticate
repudiate
abject
37. (adj.) - relating to the sky or the heavens
toothsome
celestial
vim
alleviate
38. (n.) - a plague
celestial
immaculate
truculent
scourge
39. (n.) - physical beauty
terse
pulchritude
anomaly
redoubtable
40. (adj.) - in a state of disrepair
polygamy
dilapidated
nebulous
belligerent
41. (n.) - a piece of cloth on which an artist paints
sedate
recalibrate
gape
canvas
42. (adj.) - offering unwanted help or service
mercurial
confluence
bourgeois
officious
43. (v.) - to criticize - scold - reproach
extol
upbraid
grotto
surfeit
44. (adj.) - winding - twisted
quotidian
tortuous
affluent
stupefy
45. (v.) - to exclude from a community
pertinacious
reprehensible
abscond
ostracize
46. (adj.) - unlucky
hapless
chastise
supplant
ruddy
47. (adj.) - still - not flowing
stagnant
reiterate
pittance
tragedy
48. (v.) - to strengthen
tortuous
abundant
inclination
fortify
49. (v.) - to gather - amass
parody
abbreviate
slander
aggregate
50. (adj.) - lethargic
comatose
obdurate
compel
myriad