To take something forcefully from a person

Something capable of being derived, verified, or disproved by observation

To draw out an answer or explanation often by questioning or discussion

thin sheet of metal; something/someone that serves as a contrast to another

Alien; something that exists or comes from outside

To take up and support as a cause; to marry someone

So bad as to be impossible to overlook

To speed up the process or progress of an event

Composed of elements drawn from various sources

To try to be like or better than something

Something that is unclear or uncertain in its meaning

To take something (usually money or property) dishonestly for one’s own use

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SAT Vocabulary E & F

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Extort
To draw out an answer or explanation often by questioning or discussion
Alien; something that exists or comes from outside
To try to be like or better than something
To take something forcefully from a person
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Empirical
Something capable of being derived, verified, or disproved by observation
To take something (usually money or property) dishonestly for one’s own use
Something that is unclear or uncertain in its meaning
To take something forcefully from a person
3
Elicit
To take up and support as a cause; to marry someone
To try to be like or better than something
To draw out an answer or explanation often by questioning or discussion
To speed up the process or progress of an event
4
Foil
Fortunate or lucky
A false or mistaken idea
So bad as to be impossible to overlook
thin sheet of metal; something/someone that serves as a contrast to another
5
Extraneous
To speed up the process or progress of an event
To take something (usually money or property) dishonestly for one’s own use
Alien; something that exists or comes from outside
To try to be like or better than something
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Fallacy
A false or mistaken idea
So bad as to be impossible to overlook
something or someone that serves as a contrast to another
Fortunate or lucky
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Espouse
To try to be like or better than something
Composed of elements drawn from various sources
Something that is unclear or uncertain in its meaning
To take up and support as a cause; to marry someone
8
Flagrant
something or someone that serves as a contrast to another
Fortunate or lucky
So bad as to be impossible to overlook
A false or mistaken idea
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Expedite
To take up and support as a cause; to marry someone
To try to be like or better than something
To take something (usually money or property) dishonestly for one’s own use
To speed up the process or progress of an event
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Fortuitous
So bad as to be impossible to overlook
A false or mistaken idea
Fortunate or lucky
A very thin sheet of metal
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Eclectic
To take up and support as a cause; to marry someone
Something that is unclear or uncertain in its meaning
To draw out an answer or explanation often by questioning or discussion
Composed of elements drawn from various sources
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Emulate
To try to be like or better than something
To draw out an answer or explanation often by questioning or discussion
Something that is unclear or uncertain in its meaning
To speed up the process or progress of an event
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Equivocal
To draw out an answer or explanation often by questioning or discussion
Something that is unclear or uncertain in its meaning
To take something forcefully from a person
To try to be like or better than something
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Embezzle
To take something (usually money or property) dishonestly for one’s own use
To try to be like or better than something
To speed up the process or progress of an event
To take something forcefully from a person

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