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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. (adj.) - friendly - affable
amiable
tedious
perfunctory
patent
2. (v.) - to set right - correct
precarious
diminish
aloof
rectify
3. (n.) - a common saying of advice or virtue
truculent
melodramatic
maxim
ambivalent
4. (adj.) - rotten - rancid - foul
placid
benign
putrid
vast
5. (v.) - to give up unfinished
swarthy
malevolent
abort
mercurial
6. (n.) - something that exists as a discrete unit
entity
restitution
subsist
luminescence
7. (v.) - to ease - pacify
assuage
hiatus
preponderance
canvas
8. (n.) - one who practices restraint as a means of self-discipline - usually religious
neonate
altercation
bereft
ascetic
9. (v.) - to hunt or fish illegally
despondent
sagacious
putrid
poach
10. (v.) - to apologize - make amends
static
supplant
atone
seminal
11. (n.) - a dignified and formal speech
tedious
accommodating
brazen
oration
12. (n.) - the sky - the heavens
ostracize
ratiocinate
capricious
firmament
13. (v.) - to weaken - make weary
preponderance
empathetic
inquisitor
enervate
14. (adj.) - sharp - severe
inclement
acute
judicious
predestination
15. (adj.) - characterized by continuous change or activity
saccharine
punctilious
dynamic
cogent
16. (adj.) - gloomy or sullen
loquacious
morose
facile
redact
17. (n.) - a trite - overused expression
lavish
variance
vivacious
cliche
18. (adj.) - overused - hackneyed
rustic
trite
amble
sympathetic
19. (adj.) - no longer used or existing
defunct
noisome
veracious
puerile
20. (adj.) - clear
terrestrial
feral
pellucid
nefarious
21. (v.) - to enjoy
fecund
revel
firmament
douse
22. (adj.) - excessively bold
choreographed
quotidian
physiognomy
audacious
23. (adj.) - careful - showing care
deleterious
diligent
sympathy
fabulist
24. (v.) - to be thrown off balance or feel dizzy
reel
copious
gluttonous
vocation
25. (adj.) - negligent - exhibiting carelessness
figurative
remiss
audacious
purport
26. (adj.) - rotten - spoiled - disgusting in smell or taste
rancid
retaliation
mimic
diverse
27. (adj.) - transparent - light - airy
apocalypse
diaphanous
umbrage
jubilant
28. (v.) - to exclude from a community
ostracize
repulse
abrogate
chastise
29. (adj.) - extravagant
lavish
diverse
defunct
invective
30. (v.) - to scorn - ignore - show contempt for
baleful
suffice
flout
empathy
31. (adj.) - overly sweet
saccharine
pervasive
retribution
sympathy
32. (v.) - to calm - soothe
agoraphobia
winsome
sedate
voluptuary
33. (adj.) - indecent - blasphemous
feral
profane
inclination
tedious
34. (v.) - to show clearly
invective
espouse
manifest
sympathy
35. (adj.) - varied
mutability
supplant
odious
diverse
36. (n.) - accusation of wrongdoing
concede
acute
indictment
morose
37. (adj.) - relating to the sky or the heavens
celestial
camaraderie
flout
redact
38. (adj.) - disrespectfully bold
amble
flout
presumptuous
cosmopolitan
39. (adj.) - original - ground-breaking
alleviate
volition
seminal
taciturn
40. (adj.) - in great numbers
recalibrate
abundant
sycophant
brash
41. (v.) - to guess - infer - suppose
fabulist
erroneous
surmise
profuse
42. (n.) - a great amount or frequency
preponderance
alleviate
inimical
divergent
43. (adj.) - generous - noble
supplant
magnanimous
conduit
irascible
44. (adj.) - run-down - abandoned
aberration
derelict
feign
laud
45. (v.) - to criticize - to scold
aggrandize
chastise
bilk
lewd
46. (adj.) - of dark color or complexion
submissive
volition
tome
swarthy
47. (adj.) - miniature - small
cadence
masticate
tedious
diminutive
48. (adj.) - existing everywhere - widespread
repudiate
travesty
ubiquitous
pliable
49. (adj.) - lively - spirited - full of life
ruddy
surfeit
goad
vivacious
50. (v.) - to restrain - chain - tie
cliche
burgeon
fetter
matrimony