SAT Vocab List #1-50
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
assuage | to ease, relieve, or lessen |
munificent | very generous |
capricious | tending to change one's mind suddenly |
quiescence | inactivity/state of tranquil |
succinct | concise, brief, but clear |
taciturn | generally quiet, disinclined to talk; implies unsociability |
esoteric | understood or known by a select few |
guile | trickiness, deceptiveness |
ephemeral | short-lived, lasting for a brief time (good connotation) |
apathy | lack of emotion or concern |
innocuous | harmless |
superficial | on the surface, shallow |
debilitate | to weaken |
coalesce | to unite, come together |
voluble | talkative, smooth/fast-talking |
undermine | to attack/weaken secretly |
cursory | hasty, without regard for details |
reticent | quiet over and over again, disinclined to talk under certain conditions (esp. about one's own affairs) |
discord | lack or agreement or harmony |
intractable | difficult to manage, stubborn |
ponderous | very heavy, dull, boring |
inept | lacking skill, awkward, clumsy |
copious | plentiful, abundant |
deplore | to regret, to regard as regrettable |
contrite | regretful, feeling guilt for an offense |
enhance | to improve, intensify |
obscure | difficult to see or understand |
corrupt | to change from good to bad |
ascend | to move upwards |
extricate | to free from difficulty |
disperse | to spread or distribute widely, complete breaking up of the members of a mass or group |
meager | lacking in quantity or quality |
novel | new or different |
commend | to praise |
endorse | to support, approve of |
inclination | tendency, preference, liking |
innovative | original, new |
monotony | a dull sameness |
denounce | to criticize publicly |
atrophy | to waste away |
refute | to disprove |
essential | necessary |
inevitable | unavoidable, certain to happen |
substantial | large, important |
abstract | theoretical, difficult to understand |
spontaneous | sudden, impulsive, not planned |
conventional | traditional, ordinary |
vulnerable | easy to injure, open to attack |
impartial | fair, not favoring either side |
innate | inborn, naturally present |
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