PSAT: Lesson 10

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PSAT: Lesson 10

abstracted
removed in thought from the immediate situation, lost in one's own mind (The child, thinking of Chritmas, had an __________ look on his face)
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abstracted removed in thought from the immediate situation, lost in one's own mind (The child, thinking of Chritmas, had an __________ look on his face)
adulation extreme praise or admiration (Due to the great ____________ of the crowds, the politician thought that he might win the election)
adversity misfortune, unfavorable happening (He has suffered much ____________ by first losing his job and then losing his wife)
bureon to sprout, to newly emerge (Plants _________ with the coming of spring)
chimmera a fantasy; a horrible creature of the imagination (He is not the ___________ your fears have made him in your mind)
culpable deserving blame; guilty (He was ___________ for his children's contant bad behavior
decadent decaying (Drugs, prostitution, and crime are signs of a ____________ society)
entraty a plea, an earnet request (The lawyer made a lengthy ___________ to the jury before they retired to chambers.)
fatuous foolish, silly in an obvious (The woman was _________ to think that she needed three thousand pairs of shoes)
humane kind, compassionate, sympathetic and considerate (The United States was very ___________ in its treatment of prisoners of war)
indulgent lenient, especially towards oneself (The boy did not learn respect from his ____________ parents)
ineptness lack of competance or judgement (The evidence of his _______________ as a coach is his poor win-loss record)
ingrate an ungrateful person (I was stunned when I didn't even receive a "thank you" from the _________.)
inundate to flood, to overflow ( the relevision station was __________ with phone calls when the basketbll game was interrupted)
miser one who lives in wretched circumstances to save and hoard money ( the old _______ miser lived in a shack but was actually a millionaire)
nefarious extremely wicked, evil, vicious ( Hitlers treatment of Jewish people was a sign that he was a ______ person
prattle meaningless sounds, babble ( I have difficulty understanding the _________ of young children.
predilection preference ( He has a __________ for fish when he goes out.)
procrastinate to defer action, to delay ( We try not to procrastinate when asked to do a job.)
stoic a stoical person, not showing passio or feeling, indiffercne, impassive ( The umpire remained quite _____ despite the managers's screaming and intense booing of the crowd.)
suffrage right to vote ( Woman's suffrage was a movement and a cause at the beginning of the twenieth century.)
summon to call together, to send for or request to appear ( I am frightened because I have been ______ to the principal's office)
transparent quality of being able to be seen through, clear (Glass is a ______________ substance)
turbulence wild or disturbing activity (There is a lot of ______________ during a hurricane)
viable He is a __________ candidate because he has experience and can attract votes)

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