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SAT WORDS #1 to 50
| Words | Definition |
|---|---|
| Dubious | uncertain , spektical , doubtful, questionable |
| Sanctimonious | Phony, holy, exaggerated,religion, felling hypocritical,devotion,Piousness, often "holier than thou". |
| Preempt | is to supercede, to replace by prior arrangement. |
| Frenetic | means to frantic or frenzied, it describe how one acts when both desperately rushed and disorganized. |
| immutable | Unchangeable,Permanent,steadfast. |
| Affinity | a natural attraction or proclivity, a sense of kinship with something or someone, a strong sense of liking. |
| Transient | On the move, just passing through, not staying long. |
| Vindictive | Spiteful,Vengeful,malicious,wanting to take revenge. |
| Exigent | Urgent,pressing,requiring immediate action. |
| Facile | easily done,glib lacking depth. |
| Precedent | something that comes before something else and serves as an example or justification for it. |
| Concord | harmony,agreement, a peaceful similarity of attitudes. |
| Willful | Headstrong, stubborn determined to have one's own way. |
| Precipitate | bring about, to set off, to cause to happen |
| Fauna | refers to animals |
| Rigorous | Exacting,strict,harsh,demanding of precision. |
| Illicit | Forbidden,illegal,improper,taboo. |
| Reprove | criticize or correct. |
| Capitulate | surrender,cave in to pressure, to collapse. |
| Robust | strong,hardy,vigorous. |
| Coalesce | merge,to fuse,to blend together, to combine. |
| Superficial | Shallow,concerned with only the obvious, not deep or probing. |
| Scrutinize | examine carefully, to study in detail |
| Aptitude | natural ability, a talent,an inclination towards something that has not yet mastered. |
| Obfuscate | unclear,to darken or confuse, to muddle. |
| Mundane | Ordinary,routine,commonplace,not special,of this world,not heaver: earthly. |
| Harbinger | forerunner,something that precedes something else and let's us know it is coming |
| Circumspect | Cautious, guarded,vigilant. |
| Approbation | praise,approval,admiration |
| Static | moving,stationary,lacking of growth. |
| Anarchy | Lawlessness,the absence of government or authority a states of chaos. |
| Colloquial | informal,conversational,common, |
| Hermetic | airtight or tightly sealed,unaffected by anything outside itself. |
| Expedite | Facilitate, to help along, to speed the process of, to make easier. |
| Imperious | unable to be penetrated, and thus protected from being influenced or touched by any outside force. |
| Apartheid | Rigid policy of racial segregation, |
| Edify | uplift,to benefit or instruct, especially morally. |
| Fetter | literally to restrain, to shackle |
| connoisseur | Someone who has refined taste in a given area, someone whose experience with something has made him or her an expert. |
| Compelling | Forceful,having a powerful pull. |
| Paradox | self- contradicition. |
| Despot | Tyant, a king or dictator with absolute power who uses it opperessively. |
| Erudite | scholarly,extremely learned, intellectual |
| Deprecate | deplore. to express strong disapproval of. |
| Vocation | calling, a profession or business that one has a strong inclination toward. |
| Auspicious | promising,boding well heartening, encouraging |
| Languish | Prolonged inactivity in a way that weakness or depresses |
| Credulous | gullible, eager to believe |
| Decorous | proper,dignified, in a good taste, well- behaved, not offensive. |