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Hirsh's SAT Vocab Li

Adding 20 words a day to study and practice

curmudgeon an ill-tempered person
beleageur to surround or harass
depravity moral perversion
didactic meaning to instruct
probity complete and confirmed integrity
precipitate to bring about abruptly
manifest to appear; to show clearly; obvious
exigency urgent demand
coalesce to fuse or cause to grow together
incisive getting to the heart of things; to the point
baleful harmful, malign, detrimental
pithy terse and full of meaning
doldrums a state of depression or stagnation
cache a hiding place; the objects hidden in a hiding place
cohort a group of people
breadth distance between things
amalgam mixed with different things
provincial simple and plain, unsophisticated
unequivocal completely clear in meaning, without room for interpretation
chafe annoying;irritating
subsist to manage to remain alive
renege to go back on one's promise or commitment
protract to make something last longer
rivet to focus one's attention on something
debilitate to enfeeble; to wear out
trite commonplace; overused
Prosaic Commonplace; lacking prose
treacly overly sweet
petulant childishly sulky; bad-tempered
fastidious very attentive to detail and concerned about accuracy and detail
vindictive Having or showing a strong or unreasoning desire for revenge
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