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SAT Words #1
SAT Words #1
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1st batch of SAT prep words
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Accessible
polite, respectful or considerate in manner
rigid, forbidding, stringent
logical, conclusive, accurate
a place able to be reached or entered
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Valid
lies and inuendo
Person who parks your car for you
Being supported by truth and facts
showing sincere conviction
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Rancor
plain and unfashionable in style or dress
cheerless, dreary
bitterness or resentfulness
great pleasure, delight
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Sedition
straying from the proper course or standard
conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state
to deprive of force or strength, weaken
a level or rank in an organization
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Cogent
hesitate, waver, dispute
transfer or delegate power to a lower level
being logical and convincing when in an argument
not influenced by strong emotion & so able to rational or impartial
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Boisterous
To come into view and be apparent
an event or fact that has unfortunate consequences
a relationship between two variables
Person, event, or anything that is considered noisy or energetic
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Correlate
dislike, hatred, arrogance
right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation
discern, contrast, extricate
having a mutual relationship or connection
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Condescending
composed of many interconnected parts
kind and considerate towards others
showing superior attitude towards someone
to raise doubts or disagree
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Palatial
to the point, relevant
burdensome or hindering, as a weight or drag
luxurious, magnificent, splendid
able to conduct
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Invoke
easily accomplished or attained
to call upon (a person, especially a god) for help
to precede, to go before
to nag persistently
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Cultivate
o transmit, bestow, or disclose
the act of becoming diverse
try to acquire or develop
the beginning or early stages
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Demur
someone who promotes or defends something
become less active, less intense or less in amount
raise objections
having knowledge or skill
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Disdain
escort, guide, lead
lacking knowledge or information about a particular thing
the feeling that someone doesn’t deserve respect
discriminate, discern, distinguish, separate
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Empirical
not available
originating in or based on observation or experience
left behind
a person who boasts about achievements
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Engage
ending a marriage
give someone the authority to do something
fail to admit to oneself that something is true
occupy, attract or involve someone's interest or attention
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Ubiquitous
hesitate, waver, dispute
present, appearing or found everywhere
accurate, logical, true, credible,
knowing everything