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ACT & SAT Vocabulary (Not original)
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n.
the final act or climax
climax
contradict
counteract
culmination
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adj.
reasonable and possibly true
pragmatic
pinnacle
pitiable
plausible
3
v.
to transmit, bestow, or disclose
impartial
impartiality
impart
improper
4
v.
to die; to pass away
potent
postulate
perish
plausible
5
v.
to encourage or stir up
incite
indiscriminately
indulge
invoke
6
n.
disagreement between people.
deplete
discord
disparage
disgust
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v.
to belittle or speak down to
disparage
devise
dilemma
diligence
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v.
to make worse or increase the severity of
enumerate
empirical
entail
exacerbate
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adj.
can’t be satisfied
insatiable
revoke
irreconcilable
indulgent
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adj.
firmly established
enumerate
empirical
entail
entrenched
11
adj.
no longer used; rare or uncommon
obsolete
onset
opine
objective
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adj.
paying great attention to detail
scrutinize
scrupulous
scorn
scandalous
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adj.
making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible.
cooperate
complement
conducive
comparable
14
adj.
thrilling, exciting, stimulating
galvanizing
fundamental
hostile
geriatric
15
adj.
highly detailed and decorated
modify
momentous
ornate
vanquish
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n.
a principle, theory, or position, usu. advocated by a religion or gov’t
deliverance
dominion
doctrine
dogma
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v.
to use up (as in energy or money)
exploit
expend
expel
expect
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adj.
intending to provoke, inspire, or arouse
prohibit
provocative
prompt
prosecute
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adj.
undecorated, plain
unprecedented
unjust
unadorned
unveiled
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adj.
unclear or vague in meaning
agitate
afford
ambiguous
aesthetic
21
adj.
kind, generous
benevolent
bias
basic
bolster
22
adj.
predominant, superior, most important
pinnacle
persecute
paramount
petulant
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n.
a strong feeling of dislike
apex
anticipate
antipathy
analogous
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adj.
dealing with things sensibly, realistically in a practical way, rather than theoretically.
pragmatic
potent
prescribed
predecessor
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adj. (of a person or their speech) rude, crude, or vulgar. OR rough, loose in texture
civic
coarse
clinical
cathartic
26
adj.
doubtful, questionable
diminish
dire
dreary
dubious
27
adj.
cranky, pouty, irritable
potent
petulant
pitiable
postulate
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adj.
having refined or expressive communication skills (writing/speaking)
eloquent
eccentric
emit
eminent
29
v.
to be forced to agree or surrender
coincide
conduct
concede
conceive
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v.
to strengthen with new evidence or facts
static
squalid
sufficient
substantiate
31
n.
respect; regard
desolate
discriminate
deference
devise
32
n.
the state of being uncertain or stuck between two or more options
ambiguous
adversarial
advocate
ambivalent
33
adj.
not cautious or prudent; rash
inversion
imprudent
infer
indulge
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v.
to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)
corroborate
contend
conventional
convey
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v.
to stir up or cause trouble
fleeting
foment
fluctuate
foresee
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n.
the practicality or possibility of something
fluctuate
fiscal
flourish
feasibility
37
adj.
to be vulnerable (to something)
substantiate
spur
static
susceptible
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adj.
very expressive; using emphasis
emphatic
emitting
entrenched
emit
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adv.
right away and without difficulty
readily
rash
reconsider
reform
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n.
an example or subject from earlier in time
precedent
principle
prohibit
provocative
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adj.
satisfied, with no desire to change or improve
clout
concede
complacent
comparable
42
adj.
downright, utter, total, absolute
validated
urged
viable
unmitigated
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v.
to refuse to recognize as true
repudiate
retention
reproach
satiate
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adj.
not certain, finalized or fixed; provisional
tremendous
transparent
treacherous
tentative
45
v.
to feel sorrow for; to mourn
malicious
melodramatic
lament
lucrative
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v.
to emphasize or give additional weight to
vow
undermine
underscore
undulate
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n.
the quality of being brief or terse
brevity
authentic
avid
avenue
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adj. lower in rank, importance or position.
subtle
substantial
subordinate
subsequent
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adj.
urgently necessary or important; essential.
vital
viable
validate
yielding
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n.
the equal and objective treatment of opposing views
impart
incite
impartiality
indifference
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adj.
being everywhere at once
ubiquitous
undermine
undulate
unadorned
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v.
to become less active, less intense, or less in amount
adapt
abate
abysmal
abstract
53
adj.
capable of being molded or changed
modest
malleable
malicious
innovative
54
adj.
extremely bad
egregious
entrenched
eloquent
emphatic
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adj.
almighty and all powerful
ornate
opine
oust
omnipotent