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SAT Vocabulary No.28 and No.29
SAT Vocabulary No.28 and No.29
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(adj.) flippant, bold
(adj.) showing little interest or enthusiasm
(n.) an abundance, excess
(v.) to confuse
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(adj.) deeply affecting, moving
preclude
predilection
poignant
pinnacle
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penchant
(n.) an omen
(adj.) small in quantity
(n.) a tendency, partiality, preference
(v.) to prevent
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(n.) a very small amount, especially relating to money
polemic
plethora
pillage
pittance
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The mystery behind the missing artifact continued to ______ investigators, who were no closer to solving it.
perplex
pliable
preclude
pert
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(adj.) advanced, developing ahead of time
precious
perfect
precocious
preoccupied
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penurious
(adj.) stubbornly persistent
(adj.) remorseful, regretful
(adj.) easily intelligible, clear
(adj.) miserly, stingy
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pejorative
(adj.) remorseful, regretful
(n.) one who has great power, a ruler
(v.) to spread throughout, saturate
(adj.) derogatory, uncomplimentar
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His ________ nature became evident when he secretly sabotaged the project to undermine his colleagues.
pervasive
perusal
perfidious
philanthropic
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(n.) an uninspired remark, cliché
precocious
pithy
potentate
platitude
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His ______ in business allowed him to predict market trends with impressive accuracy.
platitude
plausible
plethora
perspicacity
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(n.) an aggressive argument against a specific opinion
philanthropic
polemic
placate
plenitude
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(adj.) practical
portent
practice
pragmatic
pliable
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(adj.) having the tendency to spread throughout
perceive
potable
preclude
pervasive
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After months of hard work, she earned ______ from her colleagues for the successful project launch.
petulance
portent
pithy
plaudits
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(adj.) uninterested, unresponsive
preponderance
perennial
phlegmatic
phlematic
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(n.) the face of a cliff, a steep or overhanging place
perusal
precipice
prepossessing
presipice
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pernicious
(adj.)superiority in importance or quantity
(adj.) flexible
(adj.) flippant, bold
(adj.) extremely destructive or harmful
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The ________ chapter of the book was full of suspense, making the final chapter even more thrilling.
penultimate
penalty
predilection
placid
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(adj.) calm, peaceful
placid
plain
plasid
placate