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SAT Vocabulary - Set 1 - Groups 5 and 6
Definition: plethora
Definition: plausible
SAT Vocabulary - Set 1 - Groups 5 and 6
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Definition: plausible
hurry, accelerate, rush
can be believed, reasonable
a cut
stubborn
2
Definition: plethora
boredom
deliberately make something difficult to understand
an excess
shun, eschew
3
Definition: enshroud
tearful, sad
cover
gullible, ready to believe anything
arrogance, pride
4
Definition: laceration
stubborn
hurry, accelerate, rush
a cut
can be believed, reasonable
5
Definition: obfuscate
an excess
deliberately make something difficult to understand
shun, eschew
boredom
6
Definition: hasten
stubborn
a cut
hurry, accelerate, rush
can be believed, reasonable
7
Definition: credulous
tearful, sad
arrogance, pride
gullible, ready to believe anything
cover
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Definition: repudiate
deliberately make something difficult to understand
shun, eschew
an excess
boredom
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Definition: abstain
a respite, postponement of a sentence
of little value, gaudy
damaged, destroyed, ruined
desist, to go without, withdraw
10
Definition: absolution
establish firmly in a position
praiseworthy
obvious
forgiveness, pardon, release
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Definition: obdurate
hurry, accelerate, rush
can be believed, reasonable
stubborn
a cut
12
Definition: reprieve
a respite, postponement of a sentence
desist, to go without, withdraw
of little value, gaudy
damaged, destroyed, ruined
13
Definition: blatant
praiseworthy
forgiveness, pardon, release
establish firmly in a position
obvious
14
Definition: blighted
damaged, destroyed, ruined
of little value, gaudy
desist, to go without, withdraw
a respite, postponement of a sentence
15
Definition: haughtiness
tearful, sad
arrogance, pride
gullible, ready to believe anything
cover
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Definition: tawdry
damaged, destroyed, ruined
desist, to go without, withdraw
of little value, gaudy
a respite, postponement of a sentence
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Definition: esconce
obvious
forgiveness, pardon, release
praiseworthy
establish firmly in a position
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Definition: creditable
forgiveness, pardon, release
obvious
praiseworthy
establish firmly in a position
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Definition: lachrymose
arrogance, pride
cover
gullible, ready to believe anything
tearful, sad
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Definition: tedium
boredom
an excess
shun, eschew
deliberately make something difficult to understand