3rd Quarter SAT Vocabulary

adj: extraordinary; of supernatural character

An antonym for love and affection

adj: based on seemingly random factors

noun: hatred; discord; bitterness

synonym for a deviation

noun: a preference; an inclination

adj: wealthy

She was nervous to attend the party alone, but the host's --- greeting helped put her at ease.

a synonym for affable

hatred or bitterness

The flight simulator allowed pilots in training to --- experience take-off.

The young executive used blackmail and schemes to --- the position of the CEO.

noun: something that differs from the norm; an anomaly 

The student imitated Picasso so well, novices were unable to --- differences between the two.

Lela's parents suspected their daughter might have an eating disorder when she appeared ---.

It was --- that moments after thinking of Charlene, I got her friend request on Facebook.

verb: to distinguish; to judge

adj: of little importance; trivial

The young voter was --- between Kasich, Cruz, and Rubio for President.

The tank was equipped with reactive armor to make it even more --- in the midst of battle.

Gabe has a --- for all things musical. He gravitates toward music composition and performance.

adj: welcoming; warm; friendly

Having grown up in poverty, Vic maintained a --- lifestyle, carefully following a budget.

verb: to scheme; to conspire

antonym for firsthand

The judge was angered by the --- lawsuit. He immediately dismissed the ridiculous case.

adj: sensible with spending

a synonym for thrifty or economical

As smartphones became ---, the market for apps exploded.

synonym for overwhelm (typically in terms of quantity)

able to bounce back well; strong

synonym for anomaly 

an antonym for unfriendly

synonym for pervasive or prevalent 

adj: lacking concern or emotion

to totter between (as in choices); to contemplate

a synonym for conspire

adj: having supreme power and authority

adj: existing everywhere

verb: to flood with abundance

synonym for preference

adj: extremely thin

verb: to fluctuate; to waver between choices

verb: to seize and hold (as in a position, office, or power) by force

a synonym for gaunt

The young couple was unable to afford even a small home in the very --- neighborhood.

adj: experiencing through another

adj: able to withstand hardship; hardy

antonym for wasteful

lacking concern or emotion

When the public learned of the lockdown at the local school, the office was --- with calls.