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SAT week 4

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QuestionAnswer
vulnerable weak; that can be easily attacked
impregnable that cannot be taken by force ; strong
invincible too strong to be defeated
unassailable unattackable
tenable defendable; that can be successfully defended (behavior)
lucid clear
limpid clear
diaphanous clear
perspicuous clear
explicit clear
vague unclear
ambiguous unclear
ambivalent unclear
nebulous unclear
implicit unclear
equivocal unclear
turbid unclear
foggy unclear
cloudy unclear
pellucid very clear and easy to understand
elucidate to make clear for better understanding
diaphanous transparent
opaque 1. not allowing light to pass through 2. hard to perceive or understand
opacity noun for opaque
perspicuous clear
perspicuity clearness
perspicacious [person] quick in judging and understanding
perspicacity ability to judge and understand quickly
conspicuous 1. easily seen or distinguished 2. showy; intended to show off (conspicuous consumption)
ambivalent 1. having too opposite or contrary meanings, feelings, etc 2. unclear
sanction 1. to punish / punishment 2. to approve/ approval
nebula galaxy
nebulous cloudy; unclear; hard to understand
equivocate to use an equivocal language
turbid 1. thick; muddy 2. unclear
torpid dull and slow
torpor dullness; slowness
turgid swollen
turgidity swollenness
bloated swollen
distended swollen
inflated swollen
eradicate to eliminate completely
extirpate to eliminate completely
uproot to eliminate completely
enroot 1. to implant 2. to establish firmly
entrench to establish firmly (entrenched beliefs)
contest to argue
altercate to argue
polemicize to argue
content to argue
dispute to argue
rebut to argue
refute to argue
altercate to argue
alternative other option
alternate every other
alter to change
altercation a noisy quarrel or argument
fracas a noisy quarrel or argument
polemic dispute; argument
polemics study of argumentation
polemicist one who disputes or argues
polemical fond of arguing or disputing
contentious fond of arguing or fighting
contention argument;fight
content to please; satisfy
contented pleased
contentment satisfaction
malcontent dissatisfaction
discontent dissatisfaction
continent able to control oneself, esp sexually; moral
continence self-control
polemical fond of arguing
disputatious fond of arguing
pugnacious fond of arguing
pugilism boxing
pugilist boxer
impugn to challenge by arguing
elate to stimulate; to encourage
acquiesce agree passively w/o protest but not enthusiastically
disdain to dislike; to hate
detest to dislike; to hate
despise to dislike; to hate
abhor to dislike; to hate
abominate to dislike; to hate
execrate to dislike; to hate
loathe to dislike; to hate
disdain dislike; hatred
detest dislike; hatred
despise dislike; hatred
abhorrence dislike; hatred
abominate dislike; hatred
execration dislike; hatred
rancor dislike; hatred
venom dislike; hatred
enmity dislike; hatred
animosity dislike; hatred
odium dislike; hatred
abominable causing or deserving hatred
loath unwilling; reluctant
grudging unwilling; reluctant
amity friendship
amiable friendly; lovable
amicable friendly; lovable
affable friendly; lovable
affability friendliness
odious deserving or causing hatred; wicked
paradox contradiction
infamy wickedness
iniquity wickedness
turpitude wickedness
enormity wickedness
inequity lack of justice; unfairness
enormity wickedness
enormousness hugeness
infamous wicked
iniquitous wicked
diabolic wicked
fiendish wicked
flagrant wicked
mendacious wicked
heinous wicked
horrendous wicked
nefarious wicked
ferocious wicked
vile wicked
odious wicked
atrocious wicked
cherub angel
cherubic angelic
seraph angel
seraphic angelic
flagrant openly wicked ; done in open manner
mendacious wicked; unlawful
novel new; fresh
novelty newness
bucolic of farm or country
rustic of farm or country
pastoral of farm or country
treacherous disloyal; unfaithful
treasonous disloyal; unfaithful
infidel disloyal; unfaithful
perfidious disloyal; unfaithful
traitorous disloyal; unfaithful
disaffected disloyal; unfaithful
falsehearted disloyal; unfaithful
treachery disloyalty; unfaithfulness
treason disloyalty; unfaithfulness
infidelity disloyalty; unfaithfulness
perfidy disloyalty; unfaithfulness
traitorousness disloyalty; unfaithfulness
disaffection disloyalty; unfaithfulness
falseheartedness disloyalty; unfaithfulness
infidel 1. unfaithful 2. an unbeliever
fidelity faithfulness
fealty faithfulness
constant loyal
steadfast loyal
perfidious betraying
perfidy betrayal
traitor conspirator; betrayer
collude to agree or side w/ enemy
collusion conspiracy
disaffect 1. to cause to lose affection to * 2. to be disloyal, esp to govt
falsehearted 1. unfaithful 2. deceitful
knavish deceitful; cunning
insidious deceitful; cunning
duplicitous deceitful; cunning
sly deceitful; cunning
wily deceitful; cunning
crafty deceitful; cunning
artful deceitful; cunning
guile deceitful; cunning
knave a dishonest, dishonorable person
ignominious dishonest; dishonorable
base dishonest; dishonorable
knavish dishonest; dishonorable
scurvy dishonest; dishonorable
ignominy dishonor; dishonesty
baseness dishonor; dishonesty
duplicity deception
guile deceitful; cunning
guileless not deceitful; not cunning
beguile to deceive
delude to cheat; deceive; trick
subterfuge to cheat; deceive; trick (to get out of trouble)
inveigle to cheat; deceive; trick
bilk to cheat; deceive; trick (money)
swindle to cheat; deceive; trick (money)
dupe to cheat; deceive; trick a gulliable person
gull to cheat; deceive; trick
jockey to cheat; deceive; trick
delusive to trick someone by using deception, flattery, etc
manipulate to manage shrewdly (neg) or skillfully (pos)
blithe cheerful; merry; gay
effervescent cheerful; merry; gay
buoyant cheerful; merry; gay
exultant cheerful; merry; gay
jocose cheerful; merry; gay
jocund cheerful; merry; gay
jovial cheerful; merry; gay
jaunty cheerful; merry; gay
convivial cheerful; merry; gay
effervesce 1. to be gay 2. to give off bubble/ gas
exult to rejoice greatly
rejoice to be joyful
rejoin to respond; answer
enjoin to command; to order
exalt to praise highly
convivial fond of drinking and chatting
gaiety cheerfulness; merriment
mirth cheerfulness; merriment
revelry cheerfulness; merriment (noisy)
jollity cheerfulness; merriment
revel to be merry
reverie daydream
distort to twist; misrepresent
convolute to twist; to make complicated [theory, pattern]
warp to twist
squirm to twist
writhe to twist
gnarl to twist
sinuous complicated winding (휘는)
intricate complicated
circuitous complicated
complex complicated
labyrinthine complicated
extricate to free from difficulty, complexity, etc
labyrinth 1. maze 2. confusion
tabulate to put or arrange into table
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