SAT Hot Words

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prudent  careful  
profound  wise, deep  
felicitous  well chosen  
reconcile  to reach an agreement  
dubious  doubtful  
futile  useless  
indignant  annoyed  
vindicate  to prove something right  
ambiguous  unclear  
ambivalent  undecided  
rhetoric  impressive  
ephemeral  short lived  
spurious  not genuine  
mundane  relating to everday life  
impetuous  rash, impulsive  
repudiate  to reject completely  
definitive  settleing a dispute finally  
debunk  to prove false  
digress  to wander away from the subject  
incongruous  not fitting  
diffident  lacking confidence, shy  
inconsequential  not worth noticing  
assert  to claim  
foster  to promote  
prosaic  ordinary, matter of fact  
substantiate  to offer supporting evidence  
illusory  deceptive  
nostalgia  fondness for and missing the past  
polemical  arguing a position  
belie  to contradict  
compromised  to make insecure  
disdain  despise, something beneath oneself  
presumption  a bold assumption  
caustic  burning, sarcastic  
deferential  respectful  
subjective  open to interpretation  
capricious  unpredictable  
endorse  to support  
auspicious  promising, favorable  
exacerbate  to worsen  
obscure  dark, unclear  
dogmatic  stubbornly opinionated  
venerate  to honor above others  
gregarious  friendly, outgoing  
tenacious  persistent  
mediate  to help reach an agreement  
meticulous  careful  
negligible  unimportant  
equanimity  calm  
mitigate  to lesson the severity of something, to alleviate  
transitory  brief  
immutable  unchanging  
evoke  to inspire  
cursory  hurried or superficial  
rancor  extremely bad feelings about something  
intuitive  knowing by instinct rather than by rational thought  
satirize  to mock  
devoid  lacking  
erroneous  wrong  
thwart  to block or impede  
implement  to put into practice  
underscore  to emphasize  
explicate  to explain or analyze logically  
exasperate  to annoy someone to the point of frustration  
pertinent  important  
conspicuous  obvious  
pervasive  appearing or being everywhere  
prophetic  foretelling events  
cynical  looking at the bad side of things, pesimistic  
tenuous  thin  
innate  inherited  
explicit  clearly stated  
patronize  to treat rudely  
exacting  demanding  
contentious  to fight  
conscientious  careful  
deter  to prevent  
champion  to support  
pedantic  overly academic, being a stickler for academic correctness  
wary  cautious  
adept  skillful  
anachronistic  out of date  
heresy  a statement  
detached  unemotional  
complement  to fit well with  
intrepid  brave  
proponent  a supporter  
reprehensible  deserving great blame  
extol  to praise highly  


   

 
 

 
 

 

 
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