SAT. Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
abscent	from
accustomed	to
acquainted	with
afraid	of
annoyed	with
apologize	for
arise	from
associate	with
aware	of
accuse	of
arrive	at
attribute	to
basis	of
believe	in/to be
belong	to
blame	for
came	into use
capable	of
characterist	of
commited	to
composed	of
concept	of
connected	to
conscience	of
contribute	to
continue	to
contrast	with
credit	with
dedicated	to
difference	between
different	from
distinguish	from
decide	to
define	as
discriminate	against
dream	about/of
emphasis	of
encourage	by
escape	from
finished	with
fond	of
forbid	to
frown	upon
great deal	of
guilty	of
hide	from
hint	at
hope	for
impose	on/upon
in connection	with
indifference	to
insist	on/upon
instrumental	in
interested	in
involved	in
irritating	to
lead	to
liminited	to
object	to
obsessed	with
obtain	from
opposed	to
participate	in
particular	about
prohibit	from
prepaired	for
prevent	from
proclaimed	as
protest	against
proud	of
react	to
recover	from
related	to
astounded	by
jealous	of
dispute	over
indebted	to
delighted	by/for
resentful	of/for
responcibility	to
rescue	from
respond	to
result	in
reversal	of
satisfied	with
scene	of
similar	to
stare	at
stop	from
substitute	for
succeed	in
suffer	from
sympathize	with
thank	for
think	of
target	at
tired	of
upset	with
use	as
view	as
worry	about
vote	for/against
went	about
with the help	of
worry	about
either.....	or
neither.....	nor
not only.....	but also
the reason is....	that [not because]
different	from
both...	and
just as....	so
critics	of
preoccupied	with

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