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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.) - insatiable in appetite
puerile
calumny
cursory
gluttonous
2. (v.) - to diversify
licentious
mimic
variegate
officious
3. (v.) - to give up unfinished
submissive
profuse
abort
punctilious
4. (adj.) - extravagant
mollify
pungent
lavish
recapitulate
5. (n.) - revenge - punishment
retaliation
masticate
bourgeois
buffet
6. (n.) - a poet - often a singer as well
alacrity
bard
sobriety
labyrinthine
7. (v.) - to urge - coax
cajole
precarious
comatose
amorphous
8. (n.) - cheerful unity among a group
sacrosanct
frenetic
doppelganger
camaraderie
9. (adj.) - generous - benevolent
permeate
brash
munificent
recalibrate
10. (v.) - to lower - demean - degrade
relish
abase
parody
lavish
11. (adj.) - brief to the point of being superficial
repose
verbose
harrowing
cursory
12. (adj.) - lively - spirited - full of life
sobriety
umbrage
vivacious
jubilant
13. (v.) - to combine into one
linchpin
coalesce
officious
ostracize
14. (v.) - to scorn - ignore - show contempt for
allay
sympathy
flout
aphorism
15. (adj.) - frigid - cold
pacify
dutiful
algid
figurative
16. (n.) - one who settles controversy between two sides
capricious
mendacious
arbitrator
tantamount
17. (n.) - someone who asks questions or makes an inquiry
sedentary
inquisitor
bereft
profuse
18. (n.) - the art of judging human character from facial features
trite
weather
physiognomy
claustrophobia
19. (adj.) - done in a secret - or stealthy way
captivate
malign
abide
surreptitious
20. (adj.) - very bare - bleak - simple
austere
grotto
alleviate
surmise
21. (adj.) - fixed or unchanging
obsequious
steadfast
paragon
acute
22. (n.) - moderation from excess - calm - tranquility
sobriety
latent
abrogate
scourge
23. (v.) - to think - contemplate
protean
discreet
ratiocinate
vocation
24. (v.) - to vary irregularly
ingenious
fluctuate
licentious
placate
25. (adj.) - swollen - bigger than desired
oration
petulance
bloated
obfuscate
26. (v.) - to sooth - assuage
allay
ultimate
veneer
recalcitrant
27. (adj.) - worthy of praise
mollify
commendable
collusion
grotto
28. (adj.) - delicious - luscious
pugnacious
putrid
toothsome
incisive
29. (adj.) - silly - foolish
figurative
flattery
fatuous
bloated
30. (adj.) - hostile - threatening
propensity
inimical
narrate
presumptuous
31. (adj.) - sleepy
corpulent
idolatrous
pervasive
somnolent
32. (adj.) - able to see things that others cannot
sympathetic
linchpin
sedentary
clairvoyant
33. (n.) - model of perfection
judicious
mollify
deluge
paragon
34. (n.) - compensation - reimbursement
wax
accost
restitution
innate
35. (v.) - to approach or confront aggressively
plethora
accost
derelict
salutation
36. (v.) - to praise
slander
extol
punctilious
redact
37. (v.) - to calm - soothe
gluttonous
sedate
berate
ominous
38. (adj.) - characterized by changeableness - whimsical
unique
destitute
fickle
protean
39. (v.) - to hate - loathe
meritorious
abhor
torrid
serendipity
40. (v.) - to appreciate fully - enjoy
perfunctory
savor
sycophant
pertinacious
41. (adj.) - equivalent in value or significance
abscond
submissive
trek
tantamount
42. (adj.) - amoral - lawless - lewd
oration
licentious
chastise
placid
43. (adj.) - harmful
deleterious
ameliorate
extol
baleful
44. (adj.) - arousing fear or alarm
vacillate
quid
formidable
cavity
45. (adj.) - honest - truthful
puerile
veracious
delude
punctilious
46. (v.) - to make more violent - intense
nefarious
aberration
exacerbate
concede
47. (v.) - to decrease gradually in size or degree
suffice
wane
invective
goad
48. (v.) - to demolish
redoubtable
trek
raze
rife
49. (adj.) - easy
allay
facile
tortuous
innocuous
50. (v.) - to ease - pacify
assuage
bilk
repulse
divisive