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"Friends" SAT Vocabulary Review
"Friends" SAT Vocabulary Review
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"The bomb squad determined that the suspicious package was actually ___ and posed no threat."
bilk
grandiose
diaphanous
benign
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chastise
to relieve
to criticize or scold
to make up or invent
to clarify
3
extol
to raise
to destroy the reputation of
to praise highly
to cheat, swindle
4
hierarchy
cheerful unity among a group
anger due to an unfair situation
a ranking system of groups or individuals
something that holds separate things together
5
Which of the following is an antonym of "extol"?
bilk
discreet
choreograph
chastise
6
indignation
anger due to an unfair situation
able to see the future
speed
grand in scope
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alleviate
to clarify
to agree
to relieve
to slander
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"The ____ reader has a bookshelf overflowing with books."
inveterate
magnanimous
telepathic
discreet
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magnaniomous
inclined to lie or mislead
generous, nobel
extraordinary, grand in scope
speak evil of, slander
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manifest
nonthreatening, innocuous
inclined to lie or mislead
to withstand a situation
to show clearly
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guile
force
deceitful action or behavior
done in secret
a fundamental element
12
grandiose
lacking in quality or stature
worshipping an object excessively
extraordinary
immature
13
"The ____ water was so clear that you could easily see to the bottom of the lake."
elucidate
gilded
limpid
guile
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surreptitious
done in a secret or stealthy way
ghostly
to see into the future
a false statement to damage the reputation of another
15
Which of the following is NOT a synonym for the others?
calumny
libel
slander
puerile
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discreet
to construct or raise
prudent or inconspicuous
ruin the reputation of
apparent
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envious
stormy, severe
jealous
to praise highly
rude, improper
18
linchpin
hopelessly confused or tangled
defamation
deceitful actions or behaviors
something that holds separate things together
19
weather
to show clearly
to survive a situation
lacking in quality or stature
stormy, bad, severe
20
"The police officer used several tactics to ___ the suspect to tell the truth."
guile
delude
extol
compel
21
"The ___________ storm damaged many buildings."
meager
conciliatory
weather
inclement
22
"Happy with her choice, _____ Jane jumped for joy!"
munificent
jubilant
benign
comatose
23
alacrity
deceptively attractive
speed
lethargic
natural, habitual
24
meager
agreeable
inclined to lie or mislead
ghostly
lacking in quality or stature
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patent
hopelessly confused or tangled
last part; fundamental element
possessing great patience
clear, apparent
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erect
to construct or raise
to praise highly
to mislead through flattery
to cheat, swindle
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concoct
to make up or invent
to build
anger due to an unfair situation
to show clearly
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elucidate
hopelessly tangled
to praise highly
to clarify
to hide from view
29
"To build ___, the coach directed his team to spend a week at camp to get to know each other."
camaraderie
calumny
indignation
hierarchy
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gilded
deceptively attractive
spoiled
able to move across a smooth surface
covered with a thin layer of silver
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inextricable
hopelessly confused
praise highly
clear, apparent
to make up or invent
32
Which of the following is NOT a synonym for the others?
amiable
jubilant
affable
conciliatory
33
Which of the following is NOT a synonym for the other?
diaphanous
apparitional
lethargic
spectral
34
Which of the following are synonyms?
malign
mendacious
magnanimous
munificent
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idolatrous
worshiping a person or object excessively
generous, nobel
hopelessly confused
rude, improper
