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SAT Vocab List 29-32

TermDefinition
Cordial (adjective) warm, affectionate
Coronation (noun) the act of crowning
Corpulence (noun) extreme fatness
Corroborate (verb) to support with evidence
Corrosive (adjective) having the tendency to erode or eat away
Cosmopolitan (adjective) sophisticated, worldly
Counteract (verb) to neutralize, make ineffective
Coup 1. (noun) a brilliant, unexpected act 2. (noun) the overthrow of a government & assumption of authority
Covet (verb) to desire enviously
Covert (adjective) secretly engaged in
Credulity (noun) readiness to believe
Crescendo (noun) a steady increase in intensity or volume
Criteria (noun) standards by which something is judged
Culmination (noun) the climax toward which something progresses
Culpable (adjective) deserving blame
Cultivate (verb) to nurture, improve, refine
Cumulative (adjective) increasing, building upon itself
Cunning (adjective) sly, clever at being deceitful
Cupidity (adjective) greed, strong desire
Cursory (adjective) brief to the point of being superficial
Curt (adjective) abruptly & rudely short
Curtail (verb) to lessen, reduce
Daunting (adjective) intimidating, causing one to lose courage
Dearth (noun) a lack, scarcity
Debacle (noun) a disastrous failure, disruption
Debase (verb) to lower the quality or self-esteem of
Debauch (verb) to corrupt by means of sensual pleasures
Debunk (verb) to expose the falseness of something
Decorous (adjective) socially proper, appropriate
Decry (verb) to criticize openly
Deface (verb) to ruin or injure something's appearance
Defamatory (adjective) harmful toward another's reputation
Defer (verb) to postpone something; to yield to another's wisdom
Deferential (adjective) showing respect for another's authority
Defile (verb) to make unclean, impure
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