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SAT vocab SEM 2

TermDefinition
Adulation (definition) excessive praise or admiration
Adulation (part of speech) noun
Adulation (synonym) flattery, worship, acclaim
Adulation (antonym) criticism, disapproval, condemnation
Agile (definition) able to move quickly and easily
Agile (part of speech) adjective
Agile (synonym) nimble, flexible, quick
Agile (antonym) clumsy, stiff, sluggish
Augment (definition) to make greater by adding to; increase
Augment (part of speech) verb
Augment (synonym) expand, supplement, boost
Augment (antonym) reduce, diminish, lessen
Docile (definition) easily managed or handled; submissive
Docile (part of speech) adjective
Docile (synonym) obedient, compliant, tractable
Docile (antonym) defiant, unruly, stubborn
Entreaty (definition) an earnest or humble request
Entreaty (part of speech) noun
Entreaty (synonym) plea, petition, appeal
Entreaty (antonym) demand, command, refusal
Enhance (definition) to improve or intensify
Enhance (part of speech) verb
Enhance (synonym) heighten, enrich, strengthen
Enhance (antonym) weaken, diminish, impair
Eulogy (definition) a speech or piece of writing praising someone, often after death
Eulogy (part of speech) noun
Eulogy (synonym) tribute, commendation, praise
Eulogy (antonym) attack, criticism, denunciation
Fitful (definition) irregular, restless, or disturbed
Fitful (part of speech) adjective
Fitful (synonym) broken, uneven, erratic
Fitful (antonym) steady, continuous, constant
Gratuitous (definition) given freely; unnecessary or unwarranted
Gratuitous (part of speech) adjective
Gratuitous (synonym) unearned, unwarranted, needless
Gratuitous (antonym) necessary, justified, essential
Humane (definition) showing compassion or kindness
Humane (part of speech) adjective
Humane (synonym) benevolent, compassionate, merciful
Humane (antonym) cruel, harsh, inhumane
Introspective (definition) examining one’s own thoughts and feelings
Introspective (part of speech) adjective
Introspective (synonym) reflective, thoughtful, contemplative
Introspective (antonym) shallow, extroverted, unreflective
Luxuriant (definition) rich and abundant in growth
Luxuriant (part of speech) adjective
Luxuriant (synonym) lush, plentiful, thriving
Luxuriant (antonym) sparse, meager, barren
Miser (definition) a person who hoards wealth and spends little
Miser (part of speech) noun
Miser (synonym) penny-pincher, tightwad, hoarder
Miser (antonym) spendthrift, philanthropist, generous person
Opulent (definition) rich and luxurious
Opulent (part of speech) adjective
Opulent (synonym) lavish, grand, sumptuous
Opulent (antonym) plain, simple, unadorned
Ornate (definition) elaborately decorated
Ornate (part of speech) adjective
Ornate (synonym) embellished, fancy, opulent
Ornate (antonym) plain, simple, austere
Plagiarize (definition) to steal and pass off another’s work as one’s own
Plagiarize (part of speech) verb
Plagiarize (synonym) copy, appropriate, pirate
Plagiarize (antonym) create, originate, invent
Procrastinate (definition) to delay or postpone action
Procrastinate (part of speech) verb
Procrastinate (synonym) stall, defer, dawdle
Procrastinate (antonym) expedite, hasten, advance
Recluse (definition) a person who lives in solitude, avoiding society
Recluse (part of speech) noun
Recluse (synonym) hermit, loner, isolate
Recluse (antonym) extrovert, socialite, companion
Stupefy (definition) to stun or overwhelm with amazement
Stupefy (part of speech) verb
Stupefy (synonym) astonish, daze, shock
Stupefy (antonym) clarify, enlighten, explain
Summon (definition) to call forth or request presence
Summon (part of speech) verb
Summon (synonym) beckon, call, convene
Summon (antonym) dismiss, send away, repel
Transparent (definition) easy to see through; obvious
Transparent (part of speech) adjective
Transparent (synonym) clear, evident, see-through
Transparent (antonym) opaque, hidden, obscure
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