ACT/SAT Advance Comp week 1

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#SAT Vocabulary

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Questions 20

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1
benevolent
(adj.) friendly, helpful
(n.) Outward appearance
(v.) To make shorter in words
(n.) Excessive fatness
2
arid
(adj.) High in station, merit, or esteem; famous
(v.) To overcome by force of will
(adj.) extremely dry
(n.) One who is extremely poor
3
abbreviate
(n.) Disagreement of sentiment or opinion
(v.) To steal in small amounts
(v.) To cast or drive out by religious or magical means
(v.) abridge, shorten
4
abstinence
(v.) To take possession of by force
(v.) To cast or drive out by religious or magical means
(v.) To steal in small amounts
(n.) act of refraining from
5
clairvoyant
(n.) A split, open, break
(v.) To overlook, forgive, or disregard
(adj.) able to see the future
(n.) A supporter of a cause, a worshiper of a belief
6
adversity
(v.) To steal in small amounts
(v.) To take possession of by force
(adj.) Like an angel
(n.) misfortune
7
antagonist
(n.) Someone who attacks in search of booty
(adj.) High in station, merit, or esteem; famous
(v.) To overcome by force of will
(n.) opponent
8
aesthetic
(v.) To invent fancifully or falsely
(adj.) Like an angel
(n.) pertaining to beauty
(adj.) Very angry, enraged
9
collaborate
(n.) A split, open, break
(v.) to work together
(n.) A supporter of a cause, a worshiper of a belief
(n.) Disagreement of sentiment or opinion
10
circuitous
(v.) To overlook, forgive, or disregard
(n.) A heated quarrel
(n.) A split, open, break
(adj.) indirect, roundabout
11
adulation
(adj.) Like an angel
(v.) To take possession of by force
(v.) To steal in small amounts
(n.) high praise
12
anachronistic
(adj.) out-of-date
(v.) To put an end or stop to
(adj.) Very angry, enraged
(adj.) Made commonplace by frequent repetition
13
amicable
(adj.) Very angry, enraged
(adj.) Made commonplace by frequent repetition
(adj.) Like an angel
(adj.) agreeable
14
asylum
(n.) One who is extremely poor
(n.) trust among friends
(n.) Outward appearance
(n.) Excessive fatness
15
compassion
(v.) To cast or drive out by religious or magical means
(n.) Disagreement of sentiment or opinion
(n.) sympathy, mercy
(n.) A supporter of a cause, a worshiper of a belief
16
anonymous
(v.) To put an end or stop to
(n.) Someone who attacks in search of booty
(adj.) High in station, merit, or esteem; famous
(adj.) nameless
17
censure
(v.) To make shorter in words
(v.) To overlook, forgive, or disregard
(v.) to criticize harshly
(n.) A heated quarrel
18
camaraderie
(v.) To make shorter in words
(n.) trust among friends
(n.) Outward appearance
(n.) A heated quarrel
19
assiduous
(n.) Excessive fatness
(v.) To overcome by force of will
(n.) One who is extremely poor
(adj.) hard-working
20
anecdote
(n.) short account of event
(adj.) Made commonplace by frequent repetition
(n.) Someone who attacks in search of booty
(v.) To put an end or stop to

ACT/SAT Advance Comp week 1 Flashcards | StudBud

ACT/SAT Advance Comp week 1

20 termsStudBud Administration17 plays

#SAT Vocabulary

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
benevolent
(adj.) friendly, helpful
(n.) Outward appearance
(v.) To make shorter in words
(n.) Excessive fatness
2
arid
(adj.) High in station, merit, or esteem; famous
(v.) To overcome by force of will
(adj.) extremely dry
(n.) One who is extremely poor
3
abbreviate
(n.) Disagreement of sentiment or opinion
(v.) To steal in small amounts
(v.) To cast or drive out by religious or magical means
(v.) abridge, shorten
4
abstinence
(v.) To take possession of by force
(v.) To cast or drive out by religious or magical means
(v.) To steal in small amounts
(n.) act of refraining from
5
clairvoyant
(n.) A split, open, break
(v.) To overlook, forgive, or disregard
(adj.) able to see the future
(n.) A supporter of a cause, a worshiper of a belief
6
adversity
(v.) To steal in small amounts
(v.) To take possession of by force
(adj.) Like an angel
(n.) misfortune
7
antagonist
(n.) Someone who attacks in search of booty
(adj.) High in station, merit, or esteem; famous
(v.) To overcome by force of will
(n.) opponent
8
aesthetic
(v.) To invent fancifully or falsely
(adj.) Like an angel
(n.) pertaining to beauty
(adj.) Very angry, enraged
9
collaborate
(n.) A split, open, break
(v.) to work together
(n.) A supporter of a cause, a worshiper of a belief
(n.) Disagreement of sentiment or opinion
10
circuitous
(v.) To overlook, forgive, or disregard
(n.) A heated quarrel
(n.) A split, open, break
(adj.) indirect, roundabout
11
adulation
(adj.) Like an angel
(v.) To take possession of by force
(v.) To steal in small amounts
(n.) high praise
12
anachronistic
(adj.) out-of-date
(v.) To put an end or stop to
(adj.) Very angry, enraged
(adj.) Made commonplace by frequent repetition
13
amicable
(adj.) Very angry, enraged
(adj.) Made commonplace by frequent repetition
(adj.) Like an angel
(adj.) agreeable
14
asylum
(n.) One who is extremely poor
(n.) trust among friends
(n.) Outward appearance
(n.) Excessive fatness
15
compassion
(v.) To cast or drive out by religious or magical means
(n.) Disagreement of sentiment or opinion
(n.) sympathy, mercy
(n.) A supporter of a cause, a worshiper of a belief
16
anonymous
(v.) To put an end or stop to
(n.) Someone who attacks in search of booty
(adj.) High in station, merit, or esteem; famous
(adj.) nameless
17
censure
(v.) To make shorter in words
(v.) To overlook, forgive, or disregard
(v.) to criticize harshly
(n.) A heated quarrel
18
camaraderie
(v.) To make shorter in words
(n.) trust among friends
(n.) Outward appearance
(n.) A heated quarrel
19
assiduous
(n.) Excessive fatness
(v.) To overcome by force of will
(n.) One who is extremely poor
(adj.) hard-working
20
anecdote
(n.) short account of event
(adj.) Made commonplace by frequent repetition
(n.) Someone who attacks in search of booty
(v.) To put an end or stop to