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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.) - readiness to believe
poised
refrain
credulity
revel
2. (n.) - a FALSE statement to damage the reputation of another
strife
synopsis
slander
battery
3. (n.) - agreement - often of sound
harmony
flaccid
nefarious
mercurial
4. (n.) - a ghostly double of a living person
aberration
fortuitous
profane
doppelganger
5. (adj.) - harmless
innocuous
abide
limber
abject
6. (adj.) - indecent - blasphemous
loquacious
derelict
profane
domicile
7. (n.) - decency - state of being proper
empathetic
propriety
repose
perfunctory
8. (v.) - to invent - make-up - concoct
bereft
olfactory
tantamount
fabricate
9. (v.) - to meet needs
suffice
innocuous
comatose
slander
10. (v.) - to guess - infer - suppose
munificent
idolatrous
surmise
grotto
11. (adj.) - equivalent in value or significance
tantamount
trite
daft
latent
12. (n.) - a conspiracy - a secret agreement
collusion
forlorn
penchant
reel
13. (v.) - to set right or remedy
redress
patent
sanguine
voluptuary
14. (adj.) - relating to existence
existential
apocalypse
pariah
confluence
15. (adj.) - without - devoid of
henchman
bereft
abide
chastise
16. (n.) - a great amount or frequency
preponderance
lithe
mendacious
empathy
17. (v.) - to soothe - appease
destitute
placate
Zeitgeist
cajole
18. (n.) - compensation - reimbursement
carouse
connotation
restitution
puerile
19. (adj.) - meriting strong displeasure
pariah
inextricable
sycophant
odious
20. (n.) - a newborn baby
flaccid
sate
neonate
augment
21. (adj.) - stormy - bad - severe
preponderance
amend
concord
inclement
22. (adj.) - in a state of disrepair
agoraphobia
flaccid
dilapidated
vast
23. (n.) - the act of finding things not sought - luck
saccharine
munificent
serendipity
pacify
24. (adj.) - amoral - lawless - lewd
cursory
licentious
punctilious
variegate
25. (v.) - to criticize - scold - reproach
meritorious
gay
upbraid
impudent
26. (n.) - noise - discordant sound
judicious
canvas
repudiate
cacophony
27. (n.) - a grossly inferior imitation
copious
protean
travesty
vigor
28. (adj.) - quick and changeable in temperament
mercurial
defunct
mendacious
grotto
29. (adj.) - varied
diverse
canvas
colossus
masticate
30. (n.) - a difference between what is expected and what actually occurs
variance
inveterate
quid
monogamy
31. (v.) - to make more keen - stimulate
whet
portentous
flux
surreptitious
32. (n.) - the last part - or a fundamental element
lachrymose
prudent
poach
ultimate
33. (adj.) - lively - spirited - full of life
seer
vivacious
mimic
fortitude
34. (n.) - marriage
antechamber
matrimony
nefarious
officious
35. (adj.) - excessively dramatic or emotional
cogent
trite
fallacious
histrionic
36. (n.) - someone devoted to pleasure and luxury - a voluptuary
retaliation
deleterious
accede
sybarite
37. (v.) - to gather - amass
aggregate
anxiety
fallacious
immaculate
38. (v.) - to take zestful pleasure in - enjoy the flavor of
surfeit
limpid
elucidate
relish
39. (adj.) - foreboding or foreshadowing evil - portentous
ominous
polygamy
meager
pungent
40. (adj.) - characterized by changeableness - whimsical
malign
portly
flux
fickle
41. (adj.) - belligerent
obdurate
dearth
rancid
pugnacious
42. (n.) - an interruption in continuity - a break
nebulous
redact
pedagogue
hiatus
43. (v.) - to sneak away and hide
putrid
abscond
excursion
formidable
44. (n.) - the art of public speaking
laud
elocution
somnolent
torrid
45. (v.) - to restrain - chain - tie
ascetic
aggregate
collusion
fetter
46. (adj.) - abrupt - short - brief
terse
tome
neologism
dictate
47. (n.) - an attempt to defame another's reputation
undulate
calumny
concoct
weather
48. (v.) - to scorn - ignore - show contempt for
flout
pittance
tedious
apparitional
49. (v.) - to enjoy
delude
revel
sycophant
concoct
50. (adj.) - abundant - plentiful
redress
copious
bide
excursion