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SAT v0c@b
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| exploit | to use for own's own advantage |
| expound | to explain; to interpret |
| expressly | especially; particularly |
| expunge | to erase |
| expurgate | to remove offensive passages; to cleanse |
| extant | still in existence |
| extirpate | to destroy; to remove completely |
| extol | to praise |
| extort | to obtain by force |
| extradite | to give up a prisoner to another authority |
| extraneous | unrelated; not essential |
| extrapolate | to estimate; to infer |
| extricate | to set free; to disentangle |
| extrinsic | external; coming from outside |
| extrovert | an outgoing person |
| exuberant | full of enthusiasm |
| exude | to discharge; to ooze |
| exult | to rejoice |
| explicate | explain in detail; make clear |
| explicit | clear; unambiguous; direct |
| fabricate | to construct; to lie |
| fabulous | incredible; imaginative |
| facade | outward appearance |
| facet | aspect |
| facetious | joking; sarcastic |
| facile | easy; effortless |
| facilitate | to make easy |
| facsimile | an exact copycat; a duplicate |
| faction | a minority within a larger group |
| factious | causing disagreement |
| factitious | artificial |
| factotum | an employee who can do all kinds of work |
| faculty | power; ability; skill |
| fallacious | misleading; deceptive |
| fallible | capable or error |
| fallow | inactive; unproductive |
| falter | to stumble; to hesitate |
| fanatic | a person with uncontrolled enthusiasm |
| fanciful | unreal; imaginative; unpredictable |
| fanfare | noisy or showy display |
| farcical | absurd; ridiculous |
| fastidious | hard to please |
| fatal | causing death |
| fatalistic | believing that all things in life are inevitable |
| fathom | nautical measure of 6 feet in depth; to comprehend |
| fatuous | foolish |
| fauna | animals of a certain area |
| fawn | a young deer; to act slavishly submissive |
| faze | to disturb; to discourage |
| fealty | loyalty; devotion |
| feasible | capable of being accomplished; suitable |
| feat | deed or accomplishment |
| febrile | feverish |
| fecund | fertile; productive |
| feign | to pretend |
| feint | a false show; a pretended blow |
| feisty | quick-tempered or quarrelsome |
| felicity | happiness |
| feline | pertaining to cats |
| fell | to knock down; fierce or cruel |
| felon | a criminal |
| felonious | treacherous; base; villainous |
| ferment | a state of agitation or excitement |
| ferret | a small animal of the weasel family; to search of drive out |
| fervent | eager; earnest |
| fervid | very emotional |
| fester | to rot |
| festive | joyous; merry |
| fete | to honor; to entertain |
| fetid | foul-smelling |
| fetish | object with magical power; object that receives respect of devotion |
| fetter | to confine; to put into chains |
| fiasco | a total disaster |
| fiat | an official order |
| fickle | changeable in affections; unfaithful |
| fictitious | false; not genuine |
| fidelity | faithfulness |
| figment | something imagined |
| filched | to steal |
| filial | like a son or daughter |
| finale | the climax; end |
| finesse | diplomacy; tact |
| finicky | extremely particular; fussy |
| finite | limited; measurable |
| firebrand | one who stirs up a revolution |
| firmament | sky; heavens |
| fiscal | pertaining to finances |
| fissure | opening; groove; split |
| fitful | irregular; occurring in spurts |
| flabbergasted | astonished; made speechless |
| flaccid | flabby |
| flag | a banner; to droop or to slow down |
| flagellate | to whip |
| flagrant | scandalous; shocking |
| flail | to strike freely and wildly |
| flair | a knack; a natural talent |
| flamboyant | showy; conspicuous |
| flaunt | to boast; to show off |
| flay | to strip the skin off; to criticize sharply |
| fledgling | a young inexperienced person |
| fleece | wool of a lamb; to swindle |
| flexible | bendable |
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