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SAT list 15

Aloof (adj.)
(adj.) not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant
syn- distant, detached, unsociable, remote, unapproachable, reserved, apart, cool
ant-warm, concerned, affable, friendly
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Aloof (adj.) (adj.) not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant
syn- distant, detached, unsociable, remote, unapproachable, reserved, apart, cool
ant-warm, concerned, affable, friendly
Belligerent (adj.) (n.) (adj.) hostile and aggressive; (n.) a nation or person engaged in war or conflict, as recognized by international law
syn-(adj.) hostile, aggressive, martial, militant, pugnacious, truculent
ant- pacific, neighborly, amiable, peaceable
Encomium (n.) (n.) a speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly
syn- eulogy, panegyric, paean, tribute
ant- criticism, attack, derogation
Exploit (n.) (v.) (n.) a bold or daring feat; (v.) make full use of and derive benefit from (a resource)
syn- (n.) feat, deed, act, heroic act; (v.) capitalize on, profit by, utilize, harness
ant- (n.) failure, defeat; (v.) cherish, honor, ignore, coddle, spoil, pamper
Irresolute (adj.) (adj.) showing or feeling hesitancy; uncertain
syn- indecisive, unresolved, hesitant, vacillating
ant- decisive, decided, resolute, unwavering, determined
Judicious (adj.) (adj.) having, showing, or done with good judgement or sense
syn- wise, sensible, acute, clear-sighted, reasonable
ant- ill-advised, imprudent, tacklers, unreasonable, unsound
Plethora (n.) (n.) an excess of something
syn- excess, overabundance, infinite number, meriad, profusion
ant- dearth, lack, scarcely, deficiency
Nurture (v.) (v.) care for and encourage the growth and development of
syn- bring up, support, foster, mother, feed, educate, train, develop
ant- neglect
Patina (n.) (n.) a green or brown film on the surface of bronze or similar metals, produced by oxidation over a long period
syn- none
ant- none
Ponderous (adj.) (adj.) slow and clumsy because of great weight
syn- clumsy, heavy, awkward, uncoordinated, blundering, massive, huge, weighty
ant-light, graceful, dainty, lively, brief, succinct
Rapt (adj.) (adj.) completely fascinated by what one is seeing or hearing
syn- fascinated, enthralled, absorbed, attentive, charmed, dreamy
ant- inattentive, distracted, occupied, bored, indifferent, detached
Raze (v.) (v.) completely destroy (a building, town, or other site)
syn-destroy, demolish, level, flatten, wreck
ant- build, reconstruct, construct, raise, erect
Sinister (adj.) (adj.) giving the impression that something harmful or evil is happening or will happen
syn-menacing, threatening, ominous, evil, pernicious, malevolent, wicked, malignant, adverse, villianous, dire, machiavellian
ant- innocent, auspicious, favorable, kindly, noble, beneficial
Stealth (n.) (n.) cautious, surreptitious action or movement
syn- furtiveness, secretiveness, surreptitiousness, slyness, covertness
ant- openness, candidness
Vigor (n.) (n.) physical strength and good health; active strength
syn- robustness, health, dash, verve, force, power, stamina, spirit
ant- lethargy, weakness, frailty

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