Ap SAT words

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Ap SAT words

abstract
not applied to actual objects
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abstract not applied to actual objects
acquired developed or learned not naturally occuring
aesthetic having to do with the appreciation of beauty
affable easy going , friendly
alienated removed or disassociated from
alleviate to ease a pain or burden
alliance union of two or more groups
ambiguous open to more than one interpretation
ambivalent simultaneously having opposing feelings, uncertain
amenable responsive , agreeable
ample describing large amount
anachronism something out of place in time or sequence
anthology a collection of literary pieces
anthropomorphism attribution of human-like characteristics to inanimate objects , animals, or forces of nature
apathetic feeling or showing little emotion
apology defense of an idea
apparatus equipment , a group of machines
apposition grammar construction in which a noun is placed with another as an explanation
apprehension anxiety or fear about the future
arbiter a judge who decides a dispute issue
arbitrary determined by impulse rather than reason
archaic characteristic of an earlier period, old fashioned
archetype perfect example, original model
arid describing a dry, rainless climate
assertion a declaration or statement
assiduous hard working
assimilation to absorb, to make similar
astute shrewd, clever
asylum place of retreat or security
auspicious favorable, promising
austere without decoration, strict
benevolent well meaning- generous
benign kind and gentle
biased prejudiced
brittle easily broken when subjected to pressure
brusque rudely abrupt
camaraderie goodwill between friends
candor sincerity, openness
capricious impulsive and unpredictable
catalog to make an itemized list
caustic severely critical or sarcastic
chiasmus an inversion in the second of two parallel phrases
clandestine secretive
clarity cleaness in thought or expression
cogent convincing reasonable
coherent logically connected
cohesive condition of sticking together
compelling forceful, urgently demanding attention
comprehensive large in scope or content
conception the ability to form or understand an idea

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