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SAT common vocabulary 2
admonish
catalyze
SAT common vocabulary 2
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catalyze
to charge, inspire
harsh criticism
absolute disorder
related to the intellect
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admonish
to caution, criticize
skillful, dexterous
antagonistic, unfavorable
to decorate
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bourgeois
to support, hold up
excessively bold
a middle-class person
a gift or blessing
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affinity
to sketch out in a vague way
a spontaneous feeling of closeness
friendly, amiable
artistic, related to the appreciation of beauty
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boisterous
excessively confident
to support, hold up
loud and full of energy
cheat, defraud
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cherish
the arrangement of dances
to voice disapproval
to criticize severely
to feel or show affection
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blandish
a plague, disease
to shine, polish
to coax by using flattery
to support, hold up
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adhere
to argue in favor of something
extreme praise
somehow related to the air
to stick to something
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cerebral
to leap out, behave boisterously
a feel or show affection
related to the intellect
to list, enter into list
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blemish
to strike with force
a gift or blessing
an imperfection, flaw
a plague, disease
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censure
bitter, biting, acidic
to write a history
harsh criticism, to rebuke formally
related to the intellect
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adverse
antagonistic, unfavorable, dangerous
excessively confident
to argue in favor of something
to sketch out in a vague way
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boon
a gift, blessing
to polish, shine
to strike with force
short, abrupt
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caucus
bitter, biting
to charge, inspire
a meeting usually held by people working toward the same goal
to list, enter into list
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chide
absolute disorder
to voice disapproval
to behave boisterously
to criticize severely
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bilk
short, dismissive
an imperfection, flaw
cheat, defraud
excessively confident
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chronicle
to behave boisterously
arranged in order of time
to feel or show affection toward something
a written history
