SAT Vocab 5

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SAT Vocab 5

renown
fame, widespread acclaim
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renown fame, widespread acclaim
rational logical, reasonable
tranquil peaceful; calm
implicit implied, not directly expressed
obstinate stubborn
alimentary supplying nourishment
waggish mischievous; humorous; tricky
plebeian pertaining to the common people
aghast horrified
propound to put forth for analysis
muckraker one who searches for and exposes misconduct in public life
nefarious vicious, evil
repression act of restraining or holding in
insurgent rising in revolt against established authority, especially a government
void not legally enforceable; ineffective; empty
exhilaration state of being energetic or filled with happiness
wrench to pull; strain; twist
meddler person interfering in others' affairs
mottled spotted
ichthyology a branch of zoology concerned with fish
parasite person or animal that lives at another's expense
recondite relating to obscure learning
obsolete no longer in use
suave smoothly gracious or polite; blandly ingratiating
feckless lacking purpose or vitality; feeble or ineffective
pulsate to throb
converse the opposite
ebb to fade away, recede
atavism resemblance to remote ancestors rather than to parents
amanuensis one who is employed to take dictation or to copy manuscript
obloquy abusively detractive language or utterance; disparaging
coup a highly successful action or sudden attack
substantive essential; pertaining to the substance
pejorative having bad connotations; disparaging
malevolent ill-willed; causing evil or harm to others
modish fashionable
multifarious varied; greatly diversified
disillusion to free from an erroneous impression
impecunious lacking money; penniless
impute to attribute something (usually discreditable) to someone

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