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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. (adj.) - discouraged - hopeless - depressed
ostracize
despondent
apocalypse
repulse
2. (adj.) - admiring - praising
bereft
scurrilous
laudatory
guile
3. (adj.) - foul - offensive - particularly to the sense of smell
excursion
purport
abase
noisome
4. (n.) - rhythm
bilk
stupefy
cadence
vigor
5. (adj.) - having contradictory feelings
radiant
boisterous
matrimony
ambivalent
6. (adj.) - harmful
manifold
akimbo
portly
deleterious
7. (adj.) - sociable - outgoing
relish
telepathic
gregarious
seer
8. (v.) - to frustrate
officious
uniform
bard
confound
9. (adj.) - miniature - small
celestial
sacrosanct
diminutive
terse
10. (adj.) - excessive
exorbitant
impervious
olfactory
pique
11. (adj.) - loud - energetic
boisterous
ultimate
laud
excursion
12. (n.) - the act of finding things not sought - luck
serendipity
lachrymose
misogyny
abduct
13. (adj.) - non-threatening - innocuous
benign
juxtapose
exacerbate
abscond
14. (adj.) - having intent to harm others
malevolent
credulity
scourge
tedious
15. (n.) - a presentiment of the future
raze
premonition
puerile
linchpin
16. (v.) - to cause disgust or distaste - or to drive back - repel
concord
repulse
deluge
radiant
17. (adj.) - relating to the sky or the heavens
celestial
aggregate
unique
perfunctory
18. (n.) - an omen
bloated
presage
burgeon
repose
19. (adj.) - very bare - bleak - simple
austere
neonate
synopsis
vicissitudes
20. (n.) - a deviation from the expected course
pithy
forsake
familial
aberration
21. (adj.) - winding - twisted
tortuous
fluctuate
sycophant
preponderance
22. (n.) - anger due to an unfair situation
mandatory
amorphous
mollify
indignation
23. (v.) - to shorten - cut down
excursion
indictment
antechamber
abridge
24. (adj.) - skilled - adept
retaliation
strenuous
cavort
deft
25. (adj.) - sacred - holy
quid
sacrosanct
flux
apocalypse
26. (adj.) - extraordinary - grand in scope
forsake
grandiose
poised
presumptuous
27. (adj.) - impoverished
destitute
entity
subsist
Zeitgeist
28. (adj.) - abundant - plentiful
conciliatory
copious
surfeit
exacerbate
29. (adj.) - excessively compliant or submissive
choreographed
lachrymose
obsequious
inundate
30. (n.) - an inclination - preference
firmament
luminescence
conduit
propensity
31. (adj.) - short-sighted
exigent
myopic
lethargic
veracious
32. (adj.) - harsh - cold - unfeeling
callous
judicious
empathetic
olfactory
33. (adj.) - lacking in quality stature
meager
algid
harrowing
invariable
34. (v.) - to reject - turn down
brazen
repudiate
abrogate
accommodating
35. (n.) - compliments - sycophancy
choreographed
ingenious
battery
flattery
36. (n.) - one who likes eating and drinking
malevolent
gourmand
berate
supplant
37. (v.) - to support - or to marry
espouse
gape
noisome
assuage
38. (adj.) - impeccably clean - spotless - pure
augment
cavort
volition
immaculate
39. (adj.) - stubbornly persistent - holding to a belief or position
plethora
tenuous
apparitional
pertinacious
40. (v.) - to soothe - appease
accentuate
placate
pugnacious
variegate
41. (v.) - to sooth - ease
pacify
repulse
recapitulate
abundant
42. (v.) - to set right or remedy
labyrinthine
flux
fey
redress
43. (v.) - to sneak away and hide
seminal
abscond
manifold
strenuous
44. (adj.) - negligent - exhibiting carelessness
arbitrator
obfuscate
physiognomy
remiss
45. (adj.) - magical
fey
ruse
pacify
innocuous
46. (n.) - vitality and energy - vim.
brumal
vigor
copious
ruddy
47. (n.) - keen insight
undulate
recalibrate
ruse
acumen
48. (v.) - to urge - to provoke into action
defame
placid
goad
vim
49. (v.) - to ease - pacify
camaraderie
assuage
amorphous
ascetic
50. (adj.) - original - ground-breaking
belligerent
petulance
steadfast
seminal