Power Plus SAT Vocabulary Book H Lesson 2

(adj) 1. full of longing or desire 2. sad in thought; pensive

(adj) sensible and wise (n) a person of celebrated wisdom or judgment

(v) To speak unfavorably about (adj) Evil or harmful

To leave to another by will after one's death; to hand down

(n) Someone who is uninterested in or hostile to art or culture (adj) smug; ignorant

(adj.) appearing worn and exhausted due to overwork or worry

(N) An indirect reference

Difficult to believe; unlikely

(v) To pass above or beyond the limits of; to be above or beyond the limits of

(v) 1. To make beautiful by decorating 2.To improve by adding decorative details

Antonym: choose the word that is closest in meaning to the opposite of the meaning of denunciation

(n) Open disapproval

sensible and wise

Antonym: Choose the word that is closest in meaning to the opposite of haggard

The ability to choose willfully

Antonym: choose the word that is closest to the opposite of the meaning of sage

(adj) having great size or capacity

(adj.) lasting and recurring for a long time

(v) To win favor with others

Payment in return for something, especially damages

(v)To cause or to undergo a breakdown of chemical substances into simpler substances

(adj) poorly constructed or maintained; rickety

Antonym: Choose the word that is closest in meaning to the opposite of malign

(n) A state of weakness and weariness

Antonym: Choose the word that is closest in meaning to the opposite of voluminous

Great happiness