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SAT words 102-152

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Pertinent relevant, to the point, appropriate or meaningful to the subject at hand
Orthodox to be conventional, to follow established ways, to be traditional
Anguish extreme pain, either physical or emotional
Subordinate less than, secondary to, not as important as
Exhort to strongly urge, to seriously warn, to seriously advise
Culpable to be guilty, to be to blame for something, to have it be your fault
Nihilism the belief that morality is relative and there is no such thing as right and wrong
Synthesis a blending, a combining of parts into a whole, an integration of two or more elements
Abstinent to refrain from indulging, to abstain
Squalor refers to filth, wretchedness, repulsive conditions
Delude to deceive, to mislead, to cause to hold a false belief
Maverick A nonconformist, a rebel, a freethinker, a groundbreaker
Copious plentiful, abundant
Inept to be clumsy, unskilled, ineffective
Ostentatious showy, overblown, pretentious
Myopia refers to short-sightedness
Infer to deduce, to find out by reasoning
Cursory Superficial, hasty, brief and haphazard
Epigram a witty statement, short, polished, pithy saying, usually in verse, and often having a satiric or paradoxical twist at the end
Ascetic refers to the relinquishment of normal comforts, to self-denial, and renunciation of worldly pleasures
Cynic
Created by: jeniffer
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