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SAT Vocabulary (Magoosh) - Page 4-6 (Common Words II)
SAT Vocabulary (Magoosh) - Page 4-6 (Common Words II)
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self-satisfied and annoyingly boastful
vicarious
smug
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having an unpleasant smell
malodorous
sanguine
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to treat condenscendingly
patronize
meander
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a disease or sickness
tirade
malady
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to make (an unpleasant feeling) less intense
assuage
emulate
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greed
dearth
avarice
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unpredictable and odd
erratic
elaborate
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having an uneasiness about something
qualm
profusion
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(to make) a witty saying or remark
perturb
quip
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an angry speech
tirade
elaborate
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to fight for a cause
retract
champion
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to satisfy (an appetite or desire)
assuage
tumult
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to pull back (something that was said)
exasperate
retract
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someone who wastes money on unnecessary things
spendthrift
candidness
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happening by chance
placid
inadvertent
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plentiful in complementary words
profuse
evasive
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a deep, long-lasting sadness
sanguine
melancholy
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to reach an agreement after discussion
resolve
demean
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dirty or squalid (in quality or actions)
discreet
sordid
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unpredictable and odd
elaborate
erratic
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willing to do a service or kindness; helpful
obliging
archaic
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clear and persuasive
antiquated
cogent
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without the use of speech
inarticulate
vindictive
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to surround and harass (someone or something)
stem
besiege
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very old or old-fashioned
complacent
archaic
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cheerful and optimistic
sanguine
benign
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to damage the good name and reputation of someone
besmirch
differentiate
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to destroy a sacred place
desecrate
differentiate
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eager to fight & verbally combative
indigeonus
pugnacious
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to have a strong desire for revenge
creditable
vindictive
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to laugh boisterously
guffaw
deligate
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the acceptance of something unpleasant
paucity
resignation
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a state of chaos, noise and confusion
turmult
affluent
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bad-tempered and unfriendly
surly
forthright
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to prevent the progress of
hamper
meander
