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SAT 4,5,6 Unit Rev.

SAT 4,5,6 #169269

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inane silly, nonsensical, devoid of significance
notorious to be famous for something negative
patriarch male head of a tribe or family
incessant constant, unending, continual, ceaseless
pathology study of disease
amiable to be friendly, agreeable, or congenial
collusion conspiracy, secret cooperation
pragmatic practical, down to earth, based on experience rather than theory
malfeasance a misdeed or illegal act, expecially on the part of an official
provident looking ahead, preparing for the future, being frugal today in order to have something tomorrow
analogy a comparison that focuses upon similarities
plaintive expressing sadness or sorrow
nebulous vague, hazy, indistinct or confused
affluent prosperous, wealthy, rich
reiterate to repeat, often excessively
relegate to banish or consign to an inferior condition or positon
curtail to cut short, to reduce, diminish or abridge
grandiloquent to be pretentious, pompous, to speak in a lofty or flowery style
reticent reserved in speech, restrained, disposed to silence
mandate command or authorization
adverse unfavorable, in opppostion to one's interest
palpable obvious, evident, capable of being touched
disinterested unbiased, objective, impartial, indifferent
infatuated foolishly passionate, hopelessly in love
dialectical a method of logical reasoning
pernicious deadly, extremely evil, having a harmful effect
wanton reckless, malicious, without regard for what is right, unjustifiable
vacillate to be indecisive; sway back and forth
complacent self-satisfied; overly pleased with self
Created by: loddengaardj
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