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SAT

Sixth set of 50 hot words for the SAT.

TermDefinition
Clandestine (klan-des-tun) adj. hidden, secret, concealed
Covert (koh-vurt) adj. secret, hidden
Furtive (fur-tiv) adj. sneaky
Inconspicuous (in-kun-spih-kyoo-wus) adj. hardly noticeable
Sly (skie) adj. underhanded, furtive
Stealthy (stel-thee) adj. secretive, sly
Surreptitious (sur-up-tih-shus) adj. done or made in a secret, stealthy way
Unobtrusive (un-ub-troo-siv) adj. inconspicuous; not easily noticed
Adversary (ad-vuh-ser-ee) n. an opponent
Advocate (Ad-vuh-kut) n. a supporter; proponent
Artisan (ar-tuh-zun) n. a person who is skillful with his or her hands
Ascetic (uh-seh-tik) n. a person who refrains from indulging in earthly pleasures
Charlatan (shar-luh-tun) n. a fraud; a quack or imposter
Hedonist (hee-duh-nist) n. a person who lives for pleasure
Orator (or-uh-tur) n. a skillful public speaker
Pariah (puh-rie-uh) n. a social outcast
Raconteur (ra-kahn-tur) n. a skillful storyteller
Skeptic (skep-tik) n. a person who doubts
Virtuoso (vur-choo-oh-so) n. a highly skilled performer, usually a musical performer
Extraneous (ek-stray-nee-us) adj. not necessary; not an essential part; not relevant
Frivolous (frih-vuh-lus) adj. not having substance,, a sense of importance, or seriousness; silly;trivial; trifling
Incidental (in-suh-den-tl) adj. less important; minor
Inconsequential (in-kahn-suh-kwen-shul) adj. irrelevant; of no significance; unimportant
Irrelevant (ih-reh-luh-vunt) adj. not relating to the matter at hand
Negligible (neh-glih-juh-bul) adj. able or likely to be neglected or bypassed due to smallness or lack of importance
Peripheral (puh-rih-fuh-rul) adj. only marginally connected to what is truly important; minor or incidental; at the edge of one's field of vision
Petty (peh-tee) adj. minor or trivial; small in quantity; paltray
Superficial (soo-pur--fih-shul) adj. lacking in depth or importance; on the surface
Triffling (try-fling) adj. lacking significance; unimportant
Trivial (trih-vee-ul) adj. unimportant
Acute (uh-kyoot) adj. kenn-minded; sharp
Astute (uh-stoot) adj. sharp=minded; very clever
Discerning (dih-sur-ning) adj. able to judge people and situations clearly
Erudite (er-uh-dite) adj. wise due to much reading and studying; scholarly
Incisive (in-sie-siv) adj. decisive, keen and directly to the point
Ingenious (in-jeen-yus) adj. very clever or inventive
Judicious (joo-dih-shus) adj. showing wisdom in judging people and situations
Perspicacious (pur-spuh-key-shus) adj. using wise judgement; sharp-minded
Prudent (proo-dnt) adj. careful, cautious, and wise
Sagacious (suh-gay-shus) adj. wise
Savvy (sa-vee) adj. smart; informed
Shrewd (shrood) adj. insightful; clever
Acrid (a-crud) adj. bitter, harsh
Arid (a-rid) adj. dry, lacking water
Aesthetic (es-thuh-tik) adj. having to do with artistic beauty
Atheistic (ay-thee-is-tik) adj. without a belief in any god
Ambivalent (am-bih-vuh-lunt) adj. having conflicting feelings or opinions about something; unsure
Coalesce (koe-uh-les) vb. to have different opinions join together; fuse; converge
Convalesce (kahn-vuh-les) vb. to recover from an illness
Delusion (dih-loo-zhun) n. false opinion or belief
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