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sat week 12
sat week 12 vocab
Question | Answer |
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corpulent | fat |
opulent | rich;wealthy |
opulence | wealth |
vex | annoy |
vie | to compete |
cerebral | of brain; of intelligence |
odorous | good smelling |
odoriferous | good smelling |
redolent | good smelling |
aromatic | good smelling |
fragrant | good smelling |
malodorous | bad smelling |
fetid | bad smelling |
rancid | bad smelling |
noisome | bad smelling |
forfeit | to seize by authority of law |
impound | to seize by authority of law |
confiscate | to seize by authority of law |
redouble | to increase |
harangue | to make a long loud talk or speech |
tirade | a long, angry, scolding speech |
brook | to tolerate |
dissolve | 1. bring or come to end 2. disappear; fade away |
egalitarian | equal |
swoon | to faint |
faint | to lose consciousness |
feint | pretense |
feign | to pretend |
inscrutable | mysterious |
gratuitous | 1. w/ o cause or justification; unwarranted 2. given as free |
gratuity | tip |
blunt | 1. [speech] dull; plain 2. [knife] dull; rough |
brusque | [speech, behavior] abrupt and rough |
lowly | humble |
arable | [land] suitable for farming |
till | to cultivate |
tillable | [land] that can be cultivated |
viscous | sticky |
viscosity | stickiness |
connoisseur | expert who tells genuineness of artwork, wine, etc |
articulate | 1. to speak fluently 2. to pronounce clearly fluent |
homogeneous | of same kind |
heterogeneous | of different kind |
demonstrative | showing one's emotion freely |
effusive | showing one's feeling |
insufferable | over-proud; unbearably conceited |
flora | all the plants in a region or area |
fauna | all the animals in a region or area |
litigate | to bring lawsuit against |
litigious | 1. fond of going to law 2. that can be disputed at law |
compendious | [of authors, books, etc] giving much info briefly |
calumniate | to slander |
asperse | to slander |
detract | to slander |
vilify | to slander |
libel | to slander |
calumny | slandering words or statements |
aspersion | slandering words or statements |
detraction | slandering words or statements |
vilification | slandering words or statements |
libel | slandering words or statements |
calumniate | to slander |
culminate | to compete; to reach the climax or the highest point of |
detract | to take away value, importance, etc from someone or something |
detractor | a slander |
champion | v. to support; to defend n. a supporter; a defender |
dissident | a dissenter (disagreer) |
dissent | to disagree |
depose | to kick out a ruler; dethrone |
unfrock | to kick out a priest; to dismiss a priest from priesthood |
disbar | to cancel a lawyer's license |
evict | to kick out a tenant |
deport | to kick out alien |
heretical | holding a view which is different from the conventional, orthodox one |
heresy | a view which is different from the conventional orthodox one |
dis affirm | to contradict |
empirical | based on real world experiences or happenings |
perverse | willfully bad or wrongdoing |
scrupulous | moral |
unscrupulous | immoral; not caring about the means in order to achieve a goal |
prurient | sexual; physical |
lustful | sexual; physical |
lecherous | sexual; physical |
lewd | sexual; physical |
lascivious | sexual; physical |
salacious | sexual; physical |
voluptuous | sexual; physical |
carnal | sexual; physical |
sensual | sexual; physical |
dissolute | immoral |
rectify | to set right up |
rectitude | 1. uprightness 2. integrity |
probity | integrity (honesty) |