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SAT Vocabulary #4
bitter deep-seated ill will
having or showing careful good judgment
SAT Vocabulary #4
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having or showing careful good judgment
impetuous
intrepid
venerable
prudent
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bitter deep-seated ill will
exasperation
convergence
digression
rancor
3
beyond what is needed : not necessary
venerable
prudent
ostentatious
superfluous
4
the ability to make good decisions
resiliency
exasperation
sagacity
rancor
5
able to become strong, healthy, or successful again after something bad happens
fortuitous
resilient
prudent
ostentatious
6
to make (someone or something) very weak or tired
scrutinize
vindicate
enervate
converge
7
feeling no fear : very bold or brave
prudent
intrepid
impetuous
fortuitous
8
the act of speaking/writing about something different from the main subject being discussed
exasperation
resiliency
convergence
digression
9
acting or done quickly and without thought : controlled by emotion rather than thought
resilient
impetuous
ostentatious
intrepid
10
occurring by chance
fortuitous
impetuous
ostentatious
intrepid
11
not able to be trusted : showing that someone cannot be trusted
impetuous
prudent
perfidious
intrepid
12
to examine (something) carefully especially in a critical way
vindicate
enervate
scrutinize
exasperate
13
mistakenly placed in a time where it does not belong in a story, movie, etc.
impetuous
anachronistic
querulous
perfidious
14
not lasting long : staying somewhere only a short time
querulous
resilient
transient
perfidious
15
displaying wealth, knowledge in a way meant to attract attention, admiration, or envy
perfidious
ostentatious
querulous
impetuous
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the state of being very annoyed or upset
fortuitous
querulous
perfidious
exasperation
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complaining in an annoyed way
impetuous
querulous
perfidious
ostentatious
18
old and respected : valued and respected because of old age, long use, etc.
prudent
intrepid
impetuous
venerable
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to show someone should not be blamed for a crime, mistake : to show someone is not guilty
vindicate
venerable
enervate
scrutinize
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to move toward one point and join together : to come together and meet
convergence
sagacity
exasperation
digression