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SAT Vocab List 36-39

TermDefinition
disaffected (adjective) rebellious, resentful of authority
disavow (verb) to deny knowledge of or responsibility for
discern (verb) to perceive, detect
disclose (verb) to reveal, make public
discomfit (verb) to thwart, baffle
discordant (adjective) not agreeing, not in harmony
discrepancy (noun) difference, failure of things to correspond
discretion (noun) the quality of being reserved in speech or action
discursive (adjective) rambling, lacking order
disdain 1. (verb) to scorn, hold in low esteem 2. (noun) scorn, low esteem
disgruntled (adjective) upset, not content
disheartened (adjective) feeling a loss of spirit or morale
disparage (verb) to criticize or speak ill of
disparate (adjective) sharply differing, containing sharply contrasting elements
dispatch (verb) to send off to accomplish a duty
dispel (verb) to drive away, scatter
disrepute (noun) a state of being held in low regard
dissemble (verb) to conceal, fake
disseminate (verb) to spread widely
dissent 1. (verb) to disagree 2. (noun) the act of disagreeing
dissipate 1. (verb) to disappear, cause to disappear 2. (verb) to waste
dissonance (noun) lack of harmony or consistency
dissuade (verb) to persuade someone not to do something
distend (verb) to swell out
dither (verb) to be indecisive
divine (adjective) godly, exceedingly wonderful
divulge (verb) to reveal something secret
docile (adjective) easily taught or trained
dogmatic (adjective) aggressively and arrogantly certain about an unproven principle
dormant (adjective) sleeping, temporarily inactive
dour (adjective) stern, joyless
dubious (adjective) doubtful, of uncertain quality
duplicity (noun) crafty dishonesty
duress (noun) hardship, threat
dynamic (adjective) actively changing
ebullient (adjective) extremely lively
eclectic (adjective) consisting of a diverse variety of elements
ecstatic (adjective) intensely and overpoweringly happy
disperse (verb) to scatter, cause to scatter
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