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sat vocab #4,5,6
sat vocab
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| complicity | involvement as an accomplice in a crime or wrongdoing. |
| deploy | to station (persons or forces) systematically over an area. To spread out (troops) to form an extended front |
| explicate | to explain; make meaning clear. |
| implicate | to involve or connect incriminatingly. to involve or suggest by logical necessity |
| implicit | implied or understood although not expressed. contained in the nature of something, although not readily apparent. having no doubts; unquestioning. |
| inexplicable | incapeable of being explaind or interpreted. |
| plight | a condition or situation of difficulty or adversity. |
| replica | a copy or reproduction of a work of art, especially one made by the original artist. a copy or reproduction |
| replicate | to duplicate, copy, or repeat. |
| supple | readily bent; pliant. moving and bending with agility; limber. yielding or changing readilt; compliant or adaptable. |
| aspersion | a damaging or false statement. the act of defaming or slandering. |
| deprecate | to express disapproval of. to belittle;depreciate. |
| deride | to laugh at at in scorn; scoff at; mock |
| execrable | extremely inferior; very bad. detestable; hateful |
| ostracize | to banish or exclude from a group; shun |
| rebuke | verb.So criticize or reprimand sharply and sternly noun words or actions expressing strong disaoorival; a scolding |
| scurrilous | using or expressed in vulgar and abusive language; foul-mouthed. |
| spurn | to reject or refuse disdainfully |
| vitriolic | bitterly severe; harsh; sharp |
| vituperation | sustained and bitter attack or condemnation; blame |
| accomondating, avvommodate, accomodatingly, accommodation | willing to help; obliging. |
| accord | NOUN agreement; harmony. a settlement or compromise of conflicting opinions. TRANs VeRB to give wholeheartedly; grant readily: accord praise |
| acquiesce | To consent or comply passively or without protest; accept |
| adamant | firm and unyielding in purpose or opinion; inflexible |
| camaraderie | a spirit of loyalty, mutual trust, and good will between or among friends or comrades. |
| compliance | an act of doing as another wishes or yielding to a request or command. a tendency to yield to others |
| propitiate | to prevent or reduce the anger of; soothe; appease |
| tractable | easily managed or controlled; docile |
| volition | an acto of willing, choosing, or deciding, power or capability of determining. a conscious choice; decision. |
| willfulness | a unreasonable stubbornness. the inclination to impose one's will on others |
Created by:
T.Wade
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