able to be counted or estimated

a fanatic; someone who is warlike

to justify by argument; to clear

to make easier; to help or forward

Not permitted for moral or ethical reasons

authoritative permission for an action

the right to administer justice

showing extreme care in details

not strict; loose in attitude or morals

to pay off; to clear off with payment

tending to involve only one side

to confirm or validate; to sanction

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SAT Vocabulary List 1

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Quantitative
able to be expressed in words
able to be counted or estimated
able to be salvaged or saved
able to be predicted based on evidence
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Coalition
competition
panel of judges
combination or alliance
scientific experiment
3
Circumvent
to charge with a crime
to embrace
to bypass or avoid
to train
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Zealot
a belief in the outrageous
a lover of mankind
an election worker
a fanatic; someone who is warlike
5
Panacea
extra large living space
belief that life has no purpose
an answer to all problems
cooking equipment
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Vindicate
to justify by argument; to clear
to delay
to pain or cause injury to
to add to significantly
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Heinous
evasive
loving; kind
hateful; reprehensible
hard to express
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Demeanor
behaviour; conduct
explosion
sadness; depression
joy; happiness
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Negligent
see through; opaque
careless; lacking in attention
believing in the supernatural
careless; inattentive
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Facilitate
to cover with fabric
to create; to weave
to join or add to
to make easier; to help or forward
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Illicit
Not permitted for moral or ethical reasons
creating sadness
allowed on the grounds of fairness or ethics
believed to be true but not proved
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Bolster
to belittle
to support
to admonish; to scold
to instruct
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Sanction
action taken without permission
quiet place
authoritative permission for an action
loud noise
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Elusive
ready to fight; bellicose
hard to define; evasive
attractive; beautiful
right-handed
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Jurisdiction
the determination to lead
the right to administer justice
the belief in the extraterrestrial
the belief in one's superiority
16
Deplore
to enjoy
to deeply disapprove of
to embrace
to play an instrument
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Meticulous
careless
believing in the law of averages
respectful of authority
showing extreme care in details
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Lax
not strict; loose in attitude or morals
extra diligent in performing one's duties
committed to religious traditions or ceremonies
strict
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admonish
to praise
to worship
to diminish
to scold
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Redeem
to deny the existence of
to believe in the existence of
to donate; to give without expectation
to pay off; to clear off with payment
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Abstract
consisting of many colors
a combination or alliance
hateful or unpleasant
not tangible or concrete
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Imminent
willing to kill
rhythmic; occurring at regular intervals
likely to occur at any minute
furry; moldy
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Fabricate
to believe without evidence
to indicate by pointing
to fake or forge; to invent
to cover with fabric
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Unilateral
tending to involve only one side
straight across
having a fine or refined quality
one-wheeled
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Emulate
to occupy
to be the opposite of
to prepare
to imitate with effort
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Hypothetical
exaggerated
expressed in writing
prone to illness
believed but not proven
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Oblivious
smothered in attention
unaware or unmindful
attentive; observant
experiencing pain
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Tenuous
insignificant or unsubstantial
clattering or tending to make noice
domineering; large and in the way
able to be counted
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Recalcitrant
intentionally silly
resistant to authority
lack of desire in food
phobic; believing in extreme nature
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Belligerent
gloomy; depressed
hostile; given to fighting
talkative; loquacious
manic; frenetic
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Validate
to remove the protection of; to impeach
to confirm or validate; to sanction
to remove from office; to throw out
to scream; to exaggerate in words

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