SAT Vocabulary (56-85)

to confuse or baffle someone

mistaken

to support or build up something

to praise someone

having doubts; undecided

to make smaller; to reduce

to emphasize

having persuasiveness and expressiveness asa communicator

to invent or perform with no preparation

an earlier case or event that is nowconsidered a guide for similar cases

Which word does not have the same meanings with "fundamental"

impulsive and unpredictable

Which word does not mean the same thing with "convoluted"

playful and fanciful; imaginative; childlike

everyday and dull; boring

to relieve from pain

blameworthy; terrible

to argue about; debate

considered to be superior or the best

the use of humor, exaggeration, or irony tomock something or someone

wise; shrewd

to give in to desires excessively, esp. withfood or drink

to stray from the main topic

to cause someone to become hostile orunfriendly