SAT Vocabulary

Someone in an argument 

doubtful

to intrude upon

to praise (Ms. Le ___________ Luz for no longer skipping her 6th period classes) 

creating disunity or conflict

To include (the syllabus will ___________ all the major wars in America) 

to erase or wipe out 

to drive out or scatter

unpredictable, changing, inconsistent (the teacher's consequences were ________) 

to spread far and wide

still in existence, open

to aggravate, make worse

identification with feelings of others; 

rigid, opinionated

to improve, add (the surround sound _____________ the movie) 

persuasively expressing emotion

to speed up (I paid extra for the package to be ________ because I wanted it tomorrow) 

irritation, disprove 

misrepresentation; act of twisting out of shape 

made up of different things; variety