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SAT Final Exam Practice - Fall 2024
SAT Final Exam Practice - Fall 2024
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Practice for the 40 word match words & definitions Final Exam
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definition:
lessen
prediliction
construe
munificent
abate
2
definition:
calm and dependable
emulate
stolid
insidious
winsome
3
word:
rescind
take back
charm; enchant
do away with (a law, right, or responsibility)
soothing
4
word:
contravene
reveal the presence of
a person who attacks cherished beliefs
violate the order of
a small quantity of something
5
word:
promulgate
promote widely
bewilder someone
false; based on a mistaken belief
impossible to prevent
6
definition:
directly opposite
adamant
polar
unmitigate
remiss
7
definition:
expressing disapproval or contempt
fatuous
upbraid
protean
pejorative
8
definition:
able to change easily
pejorative
fatuous
upbraid
protean
9
definition:
reprimand someone
admonish
denigrate
ephemeral
garrulous
10
word:
probity
deprived or lacking
integrity; honesty
feeling of remorse or guilt
make less severe
11
word:
acumen
accuracy or truth
acting without care
ability to make good judgments
brief
12
definition:
persuade someone through flattery
cajole
innocuous
torpid
neophyte
13
word:
staid
sedate; respectable
complain about trivial matters
reasonable; maintainable
happening by chance
14
word:
palliate
deprived or lacking
integrity; honesty
make less severe
feeling of remorse or guilt
15
definition:
a person new to a belief, skill, or subject
cajole
innocuous
torpid
neophyte
16
definition:
silly and pointless
pejorative
fatuous
upbraid
protean
17
word:
iconoclast
a small quantity of something
reveal the presence of
violate the order of
a person who attacks cherished beliefs
18
word:
edict
critical of others
an official order
likely to cause an argument
demanding; pressing
19
word:
beguile
soothing
take back
charm; enchant
do away with (a law, right, or responsibility)
20
word:
modicum
a small quantity of something
reveal the presence of
violate the order of
a person who attacks cherished beliefs
21
definition:
a tyrant
maudlin
expiate
despot
conflagration
22
word:
obfuscate
bewilder someone
impossible to prevent
false; based on a mistaken belief
promote widely
23
definition:
atone for sin or guilt
despot
expiate
conflagration
maudlin
24
definition:
strongly encourage someone to do something
penurious
injunction
exhort
defunct
25
definition:
no longer working
exhort
injunction
penurious
defunct
26
word:
fortuitous
complain about trivial matters
sedate; respectable
reasonable; maintainable
happening by chance
27
definition:
generous
construe
abate
munificent
prediliction
28
definition:
self-pitying; overly sentimental
expiate
despot
maudlin
conflagration
29
definition:
short-lived
garrulous
admonish
denigrate
ephemeral
30
definition:
an authoritative order
exhort
injunction
penurious
defunct
31
definition:
harmful
winsome
insidious
stolid
emulate
32
definition:
interpret
abate
prediliction
munificent
construe
33
definition:
negligent
remiss
polar
adamant
unmitigate
34
definition:
stubborn
remiss
adamant
unmitigate
polar
35
word:
contrite
deprived or lacking
feeling of remorse or guilt
integrity; honesty
make less severe
36
definition:
a large fire
despot
expiate
conflagration
maudlin
37
definition:
benign; not harmful
cajole
neophyte
innocuous
torpid
38
word:
emollient
do away with (a law, right, or responsibility)
charm; enchant
soothing
take back
39
word:
inexorable
bewilder someone
impossible to prevent
promote widely
false; based on a mistaken belief
40
word:
fallacious
bewilder someone
promote widely
false; based on a mistaken belief
impossible to prevent
41
word:
bereft
integrity; honesty
deprived or lacking
feeling of remorse or guilt
make less severe
42
definition:
scold or find fault with someone
pejorative
protean
fatuous
upbraid
43
definition:
attractive; charming
emulate
stolid
winsome
insidious
44
word:
carp
reasonable; maintainable
happening by chance
sedate; respectable
complain about trivial matters
45
definition:
poverty-stricken
injunction
defunct
exhort
penurious
46
word:
abrogate
soothing
charm; enchant
take back
do away with (a law, right, or responsibility)
47
definition:
talkative
denigrate
ephemeral
admonish
garrulous
48
word:
veracity
accuracy or truth
ability to make good judgments
acting without care
brief
49
definition:
regard or represent as being of little worth
garrulous
admonish
ephemeral
denigrate
50
word:
contentious
critical of others
likely to cause an argument
an official order
demanding; pressing
51
word:
tenable
happening by chance
reasonable; maintainable
complain about trivial matters
sedate; respectable
52
definition:
liking or preference for something
construe
prediliction
munificent
abate
53
word:
impetuous
ability to make good judgments
brief
accuracy or truth
acting without care
54
word:
censorious
likely to cause an argument
demanding; pressing
an official order
critical of others
55
word:
evince
violate the order of
a person who attacks cherished beliefs
reveal the presence of
a small quantity of something
56
word:
exigent
demanding; pressing
an official order
likely to cause an argument
critical of others
57
definition:
imitate
winsome
stolid
insidious
emulate
58
definition:
lethargic; inactive
neophyte
cajole
torpid
innocuous
59
definition:
absolute; not lessened
remiss
polar
adamant
unmitigate
60
word:
terse
ability to make good judgments
brief
acting without care
accuracy or truth
