The word DILATORY most nearly means:

Tending to delay or procrastinate

The word STAID most nearly means

adj. showing dignity and propriety

The word ANECDOTE most nearly means:

n. a short account of an incident

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SAT VOCABULARY BOOK FOUR (LESSON 7)

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The word CONVOLUTED most nearly means:
adj. complicated
adj. unfriendly, hostile
adj. shocking
adj. extremely angry
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The word PROMULGATE most nearly means:
adj. complicated
v. to petition
n. unintelligible speech
v. to announce
3
The word ENTREAT most nearly means:
v. to earnestly request
adj. convincing, reasonable
v. to announce
adj. boorish or vulgar
4
The word INCUMBENT most nearly means
adj. explicit
adj. extremely angry
adj. obligatory or necessary
adj. boorish or vulgar
5
The word GIBBERISH most nearly means:
n. a link or tie
n. a short account of an incident
adj. unfriendly, hostile
n. nonsense
6
The word INIMICAL most nearly means:
adj. of the same time period
adj. hostile, injurious
adj. complicated
adj. tending to delay or procrastinate
7
The word CHURLISH most nearly means:
adj. boorish or vulgar
adj. unfriendly, hostile
adj. of the same time period
adj. tending to delay or procrastinate
8
The word DILATORY most nearly means:
adj. shocking
Tending to delay or procrastinate
adj. convincing
adj. showing straight laced propriety
9
The word LIVID most nearly means:
adj. extremely angry
adj. necessary
adj. intricated
adj. tending to procrastinate
10
The word STAID most nearly means
adj. furious
adj. showing dignity and propriety
adj. convincing, reasonable
adj. explicit
11
The word COEVAL most nearly means:
adj. showing dignity
adj. tending to delay or procrastinate
adj. obligatory
adj. of the same time period
12
The word NEXUS most nearly means:
n. unintelligible speech
n. a brief account of an event
adj. boorish or vulgar
n. link or bond
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The word ANECDOTE most nearly means:
n. a short account of an incident
n. a tie or bond
n. nonsense
v. to announce

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