Flocabulary SAT Song 10: "Dr. Doctor"

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CAIS, Hong Kong, Flocabulary, SAT Vocabulary

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Flocabulary SAT Song 10: "Dr. Doctor"

salient
significant, conspicuous
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salient significant, conspicuous
sybarite someone devoted to pleasure and luxury, a voluptuary
voluptuary someone devoted to sensory pleasure and luxury, a sybarite
hedonist one whose primary pursuit is pleasure
immaculate impeccably clean, spotless, pure
deluge a great flood or something that overwhelms like a flood
inclination a tendency, a propensity
propensity an inclination, preference
tantamount equivalent in value or significance
incredulous skeptical, disbelieving
novel strikingly new, unusual or different
deleterious harmful
frenetic frenzied, hectic, frantic
grotto a small cave or cavern
irascible easily angered
malaise a vague feeling of discomfort
modicum a small amount of something
neonate a newborn infant
olfactory relating to the sense of smell
fortitude strength, bravery
ominous foreboding or foreshadowing evil, portentous
portentous foreboding or foreshadowing evil, ominous
presage an omen
premonition a presentiment of the future
volition a conscious choice or decision
predestination the concept of destiny or fate
prestidigitation a sleight of hand
tenuous having little substance or strength
obfuscate to render incomprehensible
purport to present an imitation that is often false
feign to fake or pretend to
vim vitality and energy, vigor
vigor vitality and energy, vim
veracious honest, truthful
erroneous mistaken, incorrect
fallacious incorrect, misleading
histrionic excessively dramatic or emotional
melodramatic exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental; histrionic
fabulist a teller of fables; a liar
convalescence the gradual return to health after illness
dearth a lack, scarcity
rife abundant
luminescence light from nonthermal sources
lithe graceful, flexible, supple
limber bending or flexing readily, pliable
pique to provoke or to cause indignation
peregrinate to travel from place to place on foot
innate inborn, native, inherent
penchant a tendency, partiality, preference
rustic relating to country life
morose gloomy or sullen
mollify to soften in temper

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