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College Board Top 100 ACT/SAT Vocabulary Words and Definitions (41-60) used in sentences
College Board Top 100 ACT/SAT Vocabulary Words and Definitions (41-60) used in sentences
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______ people excel at what they do and are examples to others.
exemplary
inevitable
extenuating
impute
2
Notoriously ____ for most of a decade, the Royals have opened their checkbook in recent years.
exemplary
frugal
jubilation
intrepid
3
The terrible user interface has made using the service slower and less ____than it should be.
jubilation
longevity
impetuous
intuitive
4
To test his _____, Anderson examined high-speed video of chameleons catching insects.
incompatible
hackneyed
hypothesis
longevity
5
Edwards built a campaign on personal ____saying: “I will always be honest with you.
inevitable
jubilation
hypothesis
integrity
6
Will was late to school because he had truck trouble. Those are ____ circumstances.
extenuating
incompatible
integrity
inevitable
7
Trying to win their votes is
________
: the election's over."
incompatible
inconsequential
intrepid
inevitable
8
Google’s success came from the _____timing of being born at the cusp of the broadband age.
hedonist
longevity
fortuitous
florid
9
When people are red-cheeked with good health they are _____.
florid
hackneyed
intuitive
impute
10
I _____my ability to sing well to the thousands of dollars my parents spent in voice lessons.
inevitable
impute
frugal
inconsequential
11
But the panel concluded that his "conduct was ______with being a teacher".
intuitive
impute
intrepid
incompatible
12
You can use all the skin products you want, but wrinkles are ______.
inconsequential
incompatible
intuitive
inevitable
13
"Roses are red, violets are..." — enough already?! That's ______ stuff.
hackneyed
haughty
lobbyist
hedonist
14
They devoured the poisoned meat, much to the _______of the crowd.
jubilation
integrity
intrepid
longevity
15
The demarcation between serious music fans and ____ clubbers melted away.
lobbyist
hedonist
exemplary
intrepid
16
Michell’s initial and ______thought was only to help the penguin survive.
jubilation
intrepid
impetuous
impute
17
Then you’ve got ______with their own interests, labor unions, and so on.
hedonist
lobbyist
integrity
jubilation
18
He’s a great storyteller and an ____explorer.
impute
intrepid
hedonist
fortuitous
19
Acting amazed that others haven't heard of a hot new band is _____.
impetuous
jubilation
impute
haughty
20
While tortoises are not known for their quickness, their
_______
is amazing.
impetuous
intuitive
jubilation
longevity
