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SAT Vocab

TermDefinition
absolution (noun)-forgiveness, or passing over of offenses
affirmative (adjective)-answering yes; to a question at an issue
coddle (verb)-to treat as a baby or an invalid
dissipate (verb)-to disperse or disappear
finite (adjective)-limited
indignant (adjective)- something that annoys or angers or disgust oneself
juxtapose (verb)-to place close together or side be side, especially for comparison
narrative (noun)-an ordinary continuous account of the succesive particulars of an event
poignant (adjective)-severely painful or acute to the spirit
relapse (verb)-to return to suffering after partial recovery
sear (verb)-to burn on the surface
succumb (verb) to give in
travesty (noun)-a grotesque or debased likeness or imitation of something
vouge (noun)-the prevalent way of fashion
writhe (verb)-to twist or bend limbs in pain or disstress
abstain (verb)-to stay away from
affluence (noun)-a profuse or abundant of riches
coerce (verb)-to force
distraught (adjective)-deeply upset and bewildered
fluctuate (verb)-to move back and forth irregular from one state to another
indulgence (noun)-give in to a desire
laborious (adjective)-requiring much work and preserverance
nefarious (adjective)-wicked the extreme
ponder (verb) to reflect on
revelant (adjective)-connected to current topic
secluded (verb)-to withdraw from companionship
suggestive (adjective) - to think
treachery (noun) - violation of allegiance
voracious (adjective) - eating with greedness
fanatic (noun) a person who is a fan of something
abstinence (noun) - self denial
aghast (adjective) - struck with terror and amazment
collaborate (verb) - to cooperate or work with one another
divergent (adjective) - tending in diff. directions
forebode (verb) - to be an omen or warning sign of, especially evil
inept (adjective) - not fit or suitable
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