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Unit 9 Vocabulary

SAT Unit 9 Vocabulary

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adj. having more than one meaning; unclear, uncertain ambiguous
adj. friendly, sociable, and congenial; civil and urbane amiable
adj. coarse, crude, and unrefined crass
adj. rambling, moving from one topic to another randomly discursive
adj. easily managed, obedient, passive docile
v. to alienate, to separate estrange
v. to free from blame, obligation, or responsibility; to exculpate exonerate
adj. given freely, unwarranted gratuitous
v. to reach a conclusion based on an assumption or something not proven hypothesize
n. anger as a result of something unjust indignation
v. to bring on or to bring about induce
adj. stubborn, difficult to manage intractable
adj. the quality of examining one's own mind or thoughts introspective
adj. easily understood, mentally sound lucid
adj. taking great care meticulous
n. a hater of mankind misanthrope
adj. very generous munificent
v. to steal and to use another's writings as one's own plagiarize
adj. extravagantly abundant, flowing freely profuse
v. satisfied fully, indulged to excess sated
v. to dull the senses as to put into a stupor stupefy
adj. concise terse
adj. quickly passing, fleeting transient
n. one skilled in the fine arts as an accomplished musician, a savant virtuoso
n. a person who lives in solitude, a hermit recluse
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