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10th SAT List 7 Vocabulary
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10th SAT List 7 Vocabulary
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10th SAT List 7 Vocabulary
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concur
quiet and modest
to agree with
unable to decide
extremely poor
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dilemma
to agree with
extremely poor
a choice between two unpleasant or difficult options
a leader who appeals to citizens emotions to obtain power
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demagogue
a leader who appeals to citizens emotions to obtain power
to agree with
choice between two unpleasant options
the highest point of attainment; the climax
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root: dem
dog, brute
both, both sides
people
act, condition, process, function
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culmination
noun
adjective
verb
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erudite
without fear; brave
quiet; modest
scholarly; learned
unable to decide
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erudite
adjective
noun
verb
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culmination
the highest point of attainment; the climax
unable to decide
doubtful of the sincerity of human motives
without fear; brave
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cynical
noun
verb
adjective
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intrepid
the highest point of attainment; the climax
doubtful of the sincerity of human motives
a leader who appeals to citizens emotions to obtain power
without fear; brave
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destitute
to agree with
unable to decide
a choice between two unpleasant or difficult options
extremely poor; lacking necessities like food or shelter
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ambivalent
noun
adjective
verb
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dilemma
noun
verb
adjective
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concur
adjective
verb
noun
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root: cyn
dog, brute
people
act, condition, process, function
both, both sides
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suffix: -ure
people
act, condition, process, function
both, both sides
dog, brute
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intrepid
noun
adjective
verb
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demagogue
verb
noun
adjective
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destitute
adjective
noun
verb
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cynical
doubtful or distrustful of the sincerity of human motives
unable to decide
scholarly; learned
to agree with
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ambivalent
without fear; brave
having opposite attitudes toward something; unable to decide
extremely poor; lacking necessities like food or shelter
quiet and modest
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demure
quite and modest
extremely poor
scholarly; learned
without fear; brave
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prefix: am/ambi-
dog, brute
both, both sides
act, condition, process, function
people
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demure
verb
noun
adjective