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Q3 SAT VOCAB
1Impetuous (adj.)
- Resistant to capture or penetration
- Rude, insolent
- To put into effect, to institute
- Rash; hastily done
2Negligent(adj.)
- Habitually careless,neglectful
- Coming to existence
- Concerned with the world
- Heinously villainous
3Placid (adj.)
- Deeply affecting
- flexible
- Calm, peaceful
- Believable
4Oblivious (adj.)
- Lacking consciousness or awareness of something
- No longer used,out of date
- Excessively complaint or submissive
- Noisy,unruly
5Paramount (adj.)
- Agreeable to taste
- Small in quantity
- Readily seen or understood, clear
- Greatest in importance, rank, character
6Inept (adj.)
- Unsuitable or incapable,not qualified
- Unspeakable,not able to be expressed in words
- Incapable of being persuaded or placated
- Not devious;innocent and candid
7Preclude (v.)
- Practical
- Uninterested
- To prevent
- Charitable
8Medley(n.)
- A mixture of different things
- An independent person
- A common saying
- The change of form,shape,substance
9Lethargic (adj.)
- Clear,easily understandable
- Clear, transparent
- Displaying a lack of moral or legal restraints
- In a state of sluggishness or apathy
10Interject (v.)
- to insert between other things
- To seize or plunder,especially in war
- To reduce the serenity of,ameliorate
- To sway from one side to another
11Ingenious (adj.)
- Clever,resourceful
- Understood but not outwardly obvious;implied
- Originaging in a region
- Hopelessly tangled or entangled
12Indignation (n.)
- Originating in a region
- Anger sparked by something unjust or unfair
- Very poor, impoverished
- One who holds an office
13Inane (adj.)
- Unformed or formless, in a beginning stage
- Silly and meaningless
- Casaually rude, insolent, impertinent
- Notoriety, extreme ill repute
14Perplex (v.)
- To seize or plunder
- To confuse
- To spread throughout
- To reduce
15Implicit (adj.)
- To ascribe, blame
- Clear, sharp, direct
- Understood but not outwardly obviou; implied
- Incapable of being appeased or mitigated
16Plausible (adj.)
- Believable, reasonable
- Incapable of being satisfied
- Meaningful
- burdensome
17Pinnacle (n.)
- Rudeness
- Lowest point
- A careful examination
- The highest point
18Inarticulate (adj.)
- incapable or expressing oneself clearly through speech
- Unending
- Inflammatory, causing combustion
- Existing in the flesh, embodied
19Insinuate (v.)
- To spread throughout,saturate
- To render incomprehensible
- To suggest indirectly or subtly
- to urge,groad
20Paradigm (n.)
- A remedy for all ills or difficulties
- An example that is a perfect pattern or model
- A model of excellence or perfection
- Exclusion from a group
21Obscure (adj.)
- Small in quantity
- Derogatory,uncomplimentary
- Unclear,partially hidden
- Burdensome
22Plethora (n.)
- An abundance, excess
- A very small amount
- Approval
- An uninspired remark, cliche
23Irrevocable (adj,)
- Having or exercising sound judgment
- Easily angered
- Extremely joyful,happy
- Incapable of being taken back
24Notorious (adj.)
- Separated and narrow
- Widely and unfavorable known
- Dull, boring
- Secure of assult
25Novice (n.)
- A beginner, someone without training or experience
- Calm,peaceful
- Concisely meaningful
- To ease the anger
26Manifold (adj.)
- Lacking color
- Soothing
- Diverse,varied
- Wanting harm to befall others
27Inhibit (v.)
- To do something in an unprecedented way
- To insert between other things
- To bring about, stimulate
- To prevent,restrain,stop
28Meticulous (adj.)
- Harmful,wholesome
- Widely and unfavorably known
- worthy of esteem or reward
- Extremely careful with details
29Mandate (n.)
- A person who agitates
- Someone engaged in a lawsuit
- An authoritative command
- One who holds an office
30Pathos (n.)
- An emotion of sympathy
- A follower
- A deviation from normal
- Frugality
31Nomadic (adj.)
- Uninterested, unresponsive
- Wandering from place to place
- Lacking a distinctive character
- Trifling insignificant
32Ostracism (n.)
- A model of excellence
- Exclusion from a group
- A deviation from the normal
- An emotion of sympathy
33Pragmatic (adj.)
- Suitable for drinking
- Superior in importance
- Practical
- Advanced
34Precocious (adj.)
- Advanced, developing ahead of time
- Rude
- necessary for completeness
- Narrow minded
35Incessant (adj.)
- Unending
- A tendency, propensity
- Indisputable
- One who holds an office
