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SAT Vocabulary Week 2
hackneyed
lurid
SAT Vocabulary Week 2
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lurid
to rise beyond
causing shock or horror
pertaining to an outlying area
orange color
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hackneyed
used so often as to lack freshness or originality
to exceed beyond
an indirect suggestion
mediate, intervene, interpose
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jaded
a hint or indirect suggestion
worn-out or dulled from excessive indulgence
prefix meaning "from" or "out of"
to decline
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innuendo
a hint or indirect suggestion
a combination or union
to massage
to plead on behalf of
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simulate
to imitate; to show the outer signs of
comes from the latin ad- and suavis
to exhaust
to move beyond
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transcend
to rise above or beyond; exceed
to descend
local
pale, unnatural yellow color
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meaning of prefix co- (copilot, connect, commiserate)
less than
downward direction
with, together, jointly
anti-
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meaning of prefix de- (defer, deteriorate, decenter)
off, from, decline
together
upward
powerful
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decadence (choose 2)
a union or merger
decline, decay, or deterioration (as in morals or art)
excessive self-indulgence
to pretend
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intercede
to exit swiftly
to plead on behalf of someone else
to be focused on independent affairs
to read aloud
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coalition
a combination, union, or merger for some specific purpose
a hint or indirect suggestion
overused so often as to lack originality
refers to words or sayings
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provincial
to prove something
to make a pretense of
pertaining to an outlying area; narrow in mind
causing shock or horror
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elicit
overused
to massage
decline
to draw forth, bring out from some source (such as another person)
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assuage
excessive indulgence
to plead on behalf of someone
a combination or merger for one shared purpose
to make easier or relieve (emotional pain)
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meaning of prefix tran- (transport, translate, transit)
together
up or down
to empty
to go, to change, to move
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meaning of prefix in- (influx, integrate, insinuate)
into, toward; not
for
combining
from