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SAT 800 II

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esoteric hard to understand, known only to the chosen
espouse to adopt, suppert
esteem to respect, value, judge
ethereal light, heavenly, unusually refined
eulogy an expression of praise at funeral
euphemism a mild expression used in place of an unpleasant one
euphomious pleasing in sound
euphoria feeling of great happiness and well-being
evanescent fleeting, vanishing
exacerbate to worsen, embitter
exacing extremely demanding
execute put into effect, carry out
exemplary serving as a model
exhaustive thorough, comprehensive
exhilarating invigorating, refreshing, cheering
exonerate to acquit, exculpate
expedient suitable to achieve a particular end, practical
expedite to hasten
explicit totally clear, definite
exploit a brave deed or action, to make use of (sometimes unjustly)
expository explanatory, intended to explain
extol to praise, glorify
extraneous not essential, superfluous
exticate to free, disentagle
exuberance overflowing abundance, joyful enthusiasm
facile easily accomplished, ready or fluent, superficial
facilitate to help bring about, make less difficult
falacious false, misleading
fanaticism an excessiv zeal, extreme devotion to a belief
fastidious difficult to please, squeamish
feasible practical
fervor glowing ardor, intenmsity of feeling
fickle changeable, faithless
figuaritve not literal
glagrant consipicuously wicked, blatant, outrageous
flippant lacing proper seriousness
florid ruddy, reddish, flowering
fluctuate to waver, shift
foolhardy rash, heedless
foresight prudence
forestall to prevent by taking action in advance
forthright outspoken, frank
fortuitous accidental, by chance
foster to rear, encourage, nurture
founder to fail completely, skin, an establisher
frivolous lacking in seriousness, self-indulgently carefree
frugality thrift, economy
furtive stealty, sneaky
futile ineffective, fruitless
galvanize to stimulate by shock
garbled mixed up, jumbled, distorted
discredcit to defame, destroy confidence
discrepancy lack of consistency, difference
discursive digressing, rambling
disdain to view with scorn or comtempt
disinclination unwillingness
disinterested unprejudiced
dismantle to take apart
dismiss to put away from consideration
disparage to belittle
disparity difference, condition of inequality
dispassionate calm, impartial
dispel to drive away, scatter
disputatious argumentative
disseminate to distribute, spread
dissent to disagree
dissipate to squander, waste, scatter
dissonance cacophony
dissuade to advise against
divergent differin, diviating
divulge to reveal
dogmatic opinionated, arbitrary, doctinal
dutiful respectful, obedient
ebb to recede, lessen
eccentric odd, shimsical, irregular
eclectic selective in choosing from the variety of sources
eclipse to darken, extinguish, surpass
effervescent exuberant, bubbly, and excited
egotistical excessively self-centered, conceited
elated overjoyed, in high spirit
eloquence expressiveness, persuasive speech
elusive evasive, baffling, hard to grasp
emulate to imitate, rival
enervate to weaken
endorse to approve, support
engender to cause, produce
enhance to advance, improve
ephmeral short-lived
epicure connoisseur of food and drink
equanimity calmness of temerament, composure
erratic odd, unpredictable, wandering
erudite learned, scholarly
confound to confuse, puzzle
conscientious scrupulous, careful
consensus a general agreement
constraint a compulsion, repression of feelings
contagion an infection
contend to struggle, compete, assert earnestly
contentious quarrelsome
contract to compress or shrink, make a pledge, catch a disease
converge to approach, tend to meet, come together
conviction strongly held belief
cordial gracious, hearfelt
corroborate to confirm, support
corrosion a destruction by chemical reaction
credibility a believability
credulity a belief on sight evidence, gullibility, naivete
criterion a standard used in judging
cryptic mysterious, hidden,secret
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