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#10th grade #vocabulary #SAT
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1
an earthquake, tornado or hurricane can do this to a house
usurp
tenate
exonerate
obliterate
2
this means "word for word"
Verbatim
refute
verbose
loquacious
3
edify
to change or modify
to instruct to improve, enlighten, or uplift
to clarify
to accept as valid
4
I feel this way toward cleaning the cat box
rancor
garrulous
loquacious
parsimony
5
the artist was accused of having a ______ and old fashioned style
bellicose
provincial
sophisticated
boisterous
6
abstain
to remove
to scatter or destroy
something different or unclear
to freely choose not to commit an action
7
you would act this way if you are trying to sneak out of the house
furtive
idiosyncratic
bellicose
overt
8
leaving boiled eggs out un-refrigerated makes a _________ smell
nefarious
tenacious
extraneous
pungent
9
When she wears similar clothes to her idol, she is _____ her style.
placating
calcifying
emulating
enervating
10
discordant, dissonant, inharmonious
resonant
harmonious
cacophonous
altruistic
11
caco, dys
off, away
bad or abnormal
sweet and rich
out
12
the prefix refers to "near, to or toward"
idiosyncratic, idiopathic
accessible, acknowledge, accelerate
examine, exercise
adjunct, adjacent
13
The defendant wanted to ______ his name.
usurp
vindicate
placate
excuse
14
terse, brief, concise
tawdry
succinct
malice
usurp
15
if this hits a tree it could cause a ______
diffusion
enlightenment
conundrum
conflagration
16
full of wisdom and discernment
sagacity
unintelligible
superfluous
tenacious
17
When they say "flagrant foul" what do they mean?
a skirmish or scuffle that is a foul
excessive, violent contact that could injure fouled player
cheating or not playing by the rules in a game
flamboyant, excessive celebrating
18
I thought he was gonna pull a _________ prank—but surprisingly, nothing bad happened.
nefarious
astute
garrulous
capricious
19
warlike, aggressive
bellicose
verbose
latent
agitated
20
This is what you obtain when you want to sell your house
bellicose
for sale sign
appraisal
contraction
21
prefix to these words mean "from away or off"
bellicose, belligerent
abandon, abstract, abort
autopsy, autocratic, autonomous
advertise, adverse, adjacent
22
some kids feel this way on the first day of school
awkwardness
altruism
appraisal
ambivalence
23
His _____ behavior at the party ensured that he would not be invited back.
cacophony
verbose
bellicose
disseminated
24
The _____ businessman went from rags to riches with one great idea.
gregarious
culpable
sneaky
astute
25
credulity
false
sly, clever at being deceitful
firm and supportive
readiness to believe
26
Benevolent
showy or pretentious
rich and lavish
kind and helpful
silent
27
refers to around or enclosing
autonomous, autocratic, autograph
periscope, periodontist, perimeter
recalcitrant, recluse
verbatim, verbose, proverb
28
over the top, not necessary
superfluous or tenacious
superfluous or extraneous
extraneous or ambivalent
ambivalent or tenacious
29
They say that Mary is ____, but once you get to know her she's very friendly
diminutive
lavish
aloof
wary
30
this means to hear
belli
ad
peri
aud, aur