SAT Vocabulary #2

Make sense? The girls had so much animosity toward the class bully.

Beth's ameliorate apology is sure to improve the situation.

Thoughtful of the well-being of others:

Similar in certain qualities:

The presidential candidate was ambivalence due to the many contradicting promises he made.

To relieve or to make easier to endure:

Make sense? The girl animosity the mean girls from summer camp.

The pop star wished to keep the new birth of her daughter anonymity in order to keep the paparazzi away.

Condition of being nameless or unknown:

The teacher was ambiguous with her directions, so we did not complete the assignment correctly.

Not clearly defined or having more than one interpretation:

By the end of the boring class, the students were aloof and just wanted to go home.

The nurse gave the patient an ice pack to alleviate his sprained ankle.

It was a courageous display of altruistic behavior by the firefighter.

Not interested or indifferent:

To isolate or to estrange:

Condition of having mixed feelings:

My feelings of alienate made me feel alone and isolated.

To make better or to improve:

Strong dislike or hostility: