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SAT Vocabulary Day4

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TermDefinition
Assuage (verb) to make less
Colloquy (noun) dialogue or conversation; conference
Raiment (noun) clothes; garment
Reciprocate (verb) pay back
Apprehension (noun) worry; nervousness
Retrenchment (noun) reducing staff or force; conserving resources
Robust (adjective) firm and strong
Skeptical (adjective) doubtful
Skewed (adjective) distorted; bent
Eponymous (adjective) giving one's name to a book, place, restaurant
Sundry (adjective) miscellaneous
Sustenance (noun) support; food
Tenable (adjective) can be held (of an opinion)
Precursor (noun) fore-runner; earlier version
Tenuous (adjective) shaky; not firm
Torrid (adjective) hot and steamy
Undermine (verb) attempt to overthrow; weaken
Underscore (verb) emphasize
Unequivocal (adjective) clear; cannot be misunderstood
Vector (noun) carrier (example: of disease)
Verbose (adjective) wordy
Whimsical (adjective) fickle; changeable
Wistful (adjective) full of sadness and longing
Abashed (verb) ashamed or sorry
Cadence (noun) rhythmic flow of poetry, marching beat
Disseminate (verb) to spread far and wide
Mordant (adjective) biting and caustic in manner and style
Declivity (noun) downward slope
Annihilated (verb) to wipe out
Vituperate (verb) to abuse verbally
Succinct (adjective) clear; short and well-expressed
Anomalies (noun) oddities; things that don't fit the pattern
Antipodes (noun) places on opposite sides of the globe
Reconcile (verb) to bring back together
Remiss (adjective) wrong
Auspicious (adjective) fortunate; indicative of a successful outcome
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