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Frugal means

Juxtapose means

SAT - Vocabulary Lesson 2

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Juxtapose means
Fortunate or lucky
To place side by side
Avoiding activity or exertion; lazy
Affected by sluggishness, inactivity, or lack of energy
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Frugal means
Sparing or economical
Unfortunate
Excessively talkative
Outstandingly bad; shocking
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Quintessential means
To deliberately make something unclear or difficult to understand
Wicked or criminal
To make (someone) less angry or hostile
Representing the most perfect example of a quality or class
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Obfuscate means
To deliberately make something unclear or difficult to understand
Wicked or criminal
Representing the most perfect or typical example
To make (someone) less angry or hostile
5
Garrulous means
Unfortunate
Sparing or economical
Outstandingly bad; shocking
Excessively talkative
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Hapless means
Avoiding activity or exertion
Unfortunate or unlucky
Outstandingly bad; shocking
fortunate or lucky
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Egregious means
Outstandingly bad; shocking
Excessively talkative
Sparing or economical
Unfortunate
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Indolent means
Unfortunate or unlucky
To place side by side
Avoiding activity or exertion; lazy
Being extremely active
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Lethargic means
dull
Wicked or criminal
Affected by sluggishness, inactivity, or lack of energy
Lacking interest or excitement
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Nefarious means
Representing the most perfect or typical example
Wicked or criminal
To deliberately make something unclear
To make (someone) less angry or hostile
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Placate means
Wicked or criminal
To deliberately make something unclear or difficult to understand
To make (someone) less angry or hostile
Representing the most perfect or typical example
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Mundane means
Excessively talkative
Lacking interest or excitement; dull
Wicked or criminal
shocking