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Vocabtest SAT Words

Definition, antonyms, sentences Lesson 2

QuestionAnswerAntonymsSentences
Amalgamate to combine; to mix or blend together Separate, breakup, divide, split up We decided to AMALGAMATE the two science clubs into one
Antiquated Old-Fashioned and obsolete, Not useful anymore, Old modern, new, recent, up-to-date My classemates called my cell phone ANTIQUATED just because it didn't have the latest gadgets on it
Beleaguer to annoy persistently; harass aid, assist, help, support Her bratty brother continued to BELEAGUER her to play baseball and the harder he pestered her the more she refused
Caricature A picture or representation in which natural characteristics are exaggerated or distorted, to make distorted representation of someone or something seriousness, tragedy, drama The CARICATURE drawn of me at the carnival drew my hair as long as Rapunzel's, even though it's only shoulder-length naturally
Dally to waste time idly, to foll around or delay hasten, hurry,, rush, hustle It is wise not to DALLY when you need to finish your homework for tomorrow
Demented Crazy, mentally ill, insane sane, rational, sound, balanced Convinced the man's advice was DEMENTED, we decided against wearing aluminum foil hats to school
Felonious Involving or concerning criminal activity, lawbreaking legal, law-abiding, lawful It is wise not to imitate FELONIOUS behavior, since it will probably land you in jail
Gorge to stuff with food, to swallow, a small canyon with steep walls diet, fast, starve, Fat Albert went to the buffet and began to GORGE himself with all the food he could shovel into his stomach
Hone to make sharper, to make more effective or improve dull, unsharpen, worsen After losing the tennis match to a four year old girl, I realized that I needed to HONE my tennis skills
opiate a narcotic drug that causes sleep and relieves pain stimulant, upper, energizer, pick-me-up To relieve pain and help her sleep, the doctor prescribed a strong OPIATE.
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