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First 50 SAT
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Pristine | Answering in a pure state; uncorrupted by civilazation; remaining free from dirt or decay; cleanunspoiled |
| Superfluous | being beyond what is required or sufficientunnecessary |
| Intransigent | refusing to change a positionuncompromising |
| unremitting | never slacking; persistentunceasing |
| discern | to perceive with the eyes or intellect; detectinsight |
| obtuse | lacking quickness of perception of intellectinsensitive |
| intrinsic | of or relating to the essentialn nature of a certain thing; inherentinherent |
| denizen | an inhabitant; a residentinhabitant |
| edify | to instruct especially so as to encourage intellectual, moral, or spiritual improvementenlighten |
| officious | marked by excessive eagerness in offering unwanted services or advice to othersannoyingly helpful |
| vex | to annoy as with petty importunities; botherannoy |
| affectation | behavior that is assumed rather than natural; artificialityunnatural behavior |
| incessant | continuing without interruptionunceasing |
| anachronism | one that is out of its proper or chronological orderincongurtiy |
| cynic | a person who believes all people are motivated by selfishnesson who distrusts humanity |
| Zealous | filled with or motivated by zeal; fervententhusiastically devoted |
| neutral | not aligned with supporting or favoring either side of the war, dispute or contestunbaised; objective; fair |
| congenital | being an essential characteristic as if by nature; inherentinnate |
| incredible | so implausible as to elicit disbeliefunbelievable |
| stagnation | showing little or no sign of activity or advancement not developing or progressing; unactiveinactivity |
| incredulous | skeptical; disbelievingunbelieving |
| coalesce | to come together so as to form one whole; uniteunite |
| discernment | the ability to percieve or recognize as being different or distinct; distinguish |
| inflame | to make more violent;intensifyintensify |
| beneficiary | the recipient of funds; property, or other benefits, as from an insurance policy or will |
| abortive | terminating before completionunsuccessful |
| appreciate | to raise in value or price, especially over timeincrease in value |
| bureaucracy | management or administration marked by diffusion of authority among numerous offices an adherence to inflexible rules of operationinflexible administration |
| dormant | lying asleep or as if asleep; inactiveinactive |
| gratuitous | unneessary or unwarranted; unjustifiedunjustified |
| invective | denunciatory or abusive language, vituperationinsulting speech |
| paltry | lacking in importance or worth; trivialinsignificant |
| euphemism | the act or an example of substituting a mild, indirect, or vague term for one considered harsh, blut, or offensiveinoffensive expression |
| extrapolate | to infer or estimate by extending or projecting known informationinfer |
| milieu | an environment or a settingenvironment |
| indigant | characterized by or filled with indignationangry |
| superficial | concerned with or comprehending only what is apparent or obvious; shallowon the surface only |
| disaparate | fundamentally distinct or different in kind; entirely dissimilarincompatible |
| ambivalent | uncertainty or indecisiveness as to which course to followundecided |
| incorrigible | incapable of being corrected or reformedincapable of being reformed |
| immutable | not suject or susceptible to changeunchangable |
| inert | unable to move or act; not readily reactive with other elementsinactive |
| unwitting | not intended; unintentional |
| discrete | constituting a seperate thing; distinct unconnected |
| nominal | existing in name onlyin name only |
| dissonant | a harsh disagreeable combination of sounds; discordsinharmonious |
| malevolent | havingor exhibiting ill will; wishing harm to others; maliciousintending harm |
| redundant | needlessly repetitive; verboseunnecessarily repetitive |
| innate | possessed at birth; inborn |
| unconscionable | not restrained by conscience; unscrupulous |