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This stack contains all advanced vocabulary of SAT Reading/Writing section

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show widespread, existing everywhere  
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show external, outer part; edge  
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postmortem (ch.1)   show
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show a person without morality  
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show without air  
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show opposed to authority  
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show slow  
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show dig  
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show rich, powerful person  
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show increase, make something larger  
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amorphous (ch.1)   show
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show meaningless  
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show sail all around  
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circumscribe (ch.1)   show
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show transformation  
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omniscient (ch.1)   show
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rebound (ch.1)   show
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transmit (ch.1)   show
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postpone (ch.1)   show
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show eating all kind of food  
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non-fiction (ch.1)   show
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exhale (ch.1)   show
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deduct (ch.1)   show
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show against  
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quirk (ch.1)   show
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show cautious  
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show cautious  
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circumvent (ch.1)   show
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show compare  
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show will  
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show religious blessing  
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benefactor (ch.2)   show
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show treat (a person or animal) cruelly  
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benevolent (ch.2)   show
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malaise (ch.2)   show
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show malevolence  
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ambidextrous (ch.2)   show
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show vague, ambiguous  
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show harmful  
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equanimity (ch.2)   show
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equitable (ch.2)   show
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show to awaken; to produce or suggest  
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provoke (ch.2)   show
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show a fake medication  
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show to calm  
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show call upon, put into effect  
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show unappeasable, unable to be stopped; relentless.  
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dysfunctional (ch.2)   show
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congregate (ch.2)   show
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irrevocable (ch.2)   show
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Placid (ch.2)   show
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show unnecessarily repetitive; excessive; excessively wordy  
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show leftover  
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impede (ch.2)   show
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utilize (ch.2)   show
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show talking loudly  
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burgeoning (ch.2)   show
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show to avoid  
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show self-satisfied  
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thwart (ch.2)   show
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ADVOCATE (ch.2)   show
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show intrude on, trespass  
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show undecided  
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show gentle; mild  
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BURGEON (ch.2)   show
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show skillful  
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MALFEASANCE (ch.2)   show
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ELUSIVE (ch.2)   show
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show evil-minded, malicious  
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malicious (ch.2)   show
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maladapted (ch.2)   show
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show dissatisfied  
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ambiguous (ch.2)   show
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apathy (ch.3)   show
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show comparison  
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show tribute  
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neologism (ch.3)   show
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pathos (ch.3)   show
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anachronism (ch.3)   show
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show arousing pity, especially through vulnerability or sadness  
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show humanoid robot  
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ANTHROPOMORPHIC (ch.3)   show
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androgynous (ch.3)   show
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show dislike of other people  
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show the science of the causes and effects of diseases  
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antipathy (ch.3)   show
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antipathy (ch.3)   show
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show hatred towards women  
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philantrophy (ch.3)   show
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show recurring  
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empathy (ch.3)   show
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show history  
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disdain (ch.3)   show
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bibliophile (ch.3)   show
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monologue (ch.3)   show
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SOPHOMORIC (ch.3)   show
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show introduction  
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show taking humans as a central element of world  
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show a fallacious argument.  
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malediction (ch.3)   show
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dictum (ch.4)   show
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show fictitious name used by an author, an alias  
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ignominy (ch.4)   show
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show a system of religious belief; sect, communion  
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misnomer (ch.4)   show
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show new star  
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renovate (ch.4)   show
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show creed  
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denominate (ch.4)   show
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show new  
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show eager to believe, gullible  
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show a system for naming things  
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show giving your name to something  
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show annoyed or angry  
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credence (ch.4)   show
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verdict (ch.4)   show
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deign (ch.4)   show
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show the appearance of being true  
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eloquent (ch.4)   show
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aver (ch.4)   show
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elocution (ch.4)   show
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show lawbreaker, criminal  
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prevaricate (ch.4)   show
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interlocutor (ch.4)   show
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veracity (ch.4)   show
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show feeling loving, related to love  
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verity (ch.4)   show
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show friendship  
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show cooperative (adj)  
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show clear; luminous  
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show guilty  
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show peaceable  
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show exempt from punishment  
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show forgive, vindicate  
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show affable, friendly  
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show easy  
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show 1. object that gives light 2. celebrity  
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show stubborn, disobedient  
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show dull  
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show call into question  
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show offensive, repulsive  
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indict (ch.4)   show
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show glowing, giving light  
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detract (ch.4)   show
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show glowing, shining  
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pugnacious (ch.4)   show
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show rate  
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show explain  
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extemporaneous (ch.4)   show
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show postpone  
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pugilist (ch.4)   show
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show contemporary  
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show temporary  
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show sharp; shrewd; discerning  
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show a short account of a humorous incident; a story  
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BREVITY sounds like BRIEF-ITY. What is BREVITY? (ch.5)   show
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A happy person RESPONDS with joy; a DESPONDENT person is not RESPONDING well. What is DESPONDENT? (ch.5)   show
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ANOMALY sounds like ABNORMALITY. What is ANOMALY? (ch.5)   show
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show criticize harshly, belittle  
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show truthfulness; sincere honesty  
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show anxious; worried  
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show doubtful, uncertain  
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show to mourn, to feel sorry  
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show 1. submission 2. respect  
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Marco Polo KNEW about the Chinese EMPIRE because he EXPERIENCED it and OBSERVED it himself. What is EMPIRICAL? (ch.5)   show
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show not caring  
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show easily seen  
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MERCURY in a thermometer goes UP AND DOWN. What is MERCURIAL? (ch.5)   show
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show incompetent, clumsy  
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show refuse, condemn  
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PLEASE SIT and let me EXPLAIN things CLEARLY. What does EXPLICIT mean? (ch.5)   show
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In math, the MEDIAN is the MIDDLE number in a set, so to MEDIATE is to help two parties meet in the MIDDLE and settle a dispute. What is MEDIATE, then? (ch.5)   show
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Something MELTABLE is MALLEABLE; it can be RE-SHAPED. What is MALLEABLE? (ch.5)   show
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show emotional longing for the past  
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“OH, is there a CURE for this terrible disease?” “It’s unknown.” What does OBSCURE mean? (ch.5)   show
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“OH, MINUS! - CORONAVIRUS! Something OMINOUS is about to happen.” What is OMINOUS? (ch.5)   show
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A PROUD STUDENT is PRUDENT and careful about her schoolwork. What is PRUDENT? (ch.5)   show
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When you look at things as though they are only OBJECTS, you are able to stay OBJECTIVE. What is OBJECTIVE? (ch.5)   show
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show spread throughout  
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show mutual; shared; interchangeable  
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show to impair; to weaken  
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After the employee was asked to RESIGN, she left her job in depressed RESIGNATION. What is RESIGNATION? (ch.5)   show
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If you UNDERLINE important key points on the test, you will SCORE high. What is UNDERSCORE? (ch.5)   show
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show to prove; to verify; to confirm  
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show shallow; not thorough  
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