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SAT Prep Vocabulary Lesson 9
concise
satisfied fully, indulged to excess
SAT Prep Vocabulary Lesson 9
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SAT Prep Lesson 9 Vocabulary
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satisfied fully, indulged to excess
ambiguous
exonerate
sated
meticulous
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concise
crass
docile
terse
sated
3
anger as a result of something unjust
meticulous
induce
indignation
misanthrope
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to reach a conclusion based on an assumption or something not proven
misanthrope
indignation
hypothesize
sated
5
one skilled in the fine arts as an accomplished musician; a savant
virtuoso
ambiguous
meticulous
discursive
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rambling, moving from one topic to another randomly
discursive
terse
stupefy
introspective
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to steal and to use another's writings as one's own
plagiarize
intractable
crass
recluse
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a person who lives in solitude, a hermit
docile
virtuoso
terse
recluse
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to free from blame, obligation, or responsibility; to exculpate
exonerate
docile
estrange
induce
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to alienate, to separate
ambiguous
crass
gratuitous
estrange
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having more than one meaning; unclear, uncertain
ambiguous
munificent
induce
exonerate
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easily managed, obedient, passive
meticulous
profuse
docile
virtuoso
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a hater of mankind
misanthrope
estrange
exonerate
stupefy
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stubborn, difficult to manage
docile
misanthrope
intractable
terse
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taking great care
amiable
meticulous
misanthrope
sated
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friendly, sociable, and congenial; civil and urbane
indignation
lucid
amiable
docile
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easily understood, mentally sound
discursive
recluse
lucid
profuse
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the quality of examining one's own mind or thoughts
docile
introspective
terse
sated
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very generous
gratuitous
munificent
amiable
ambiguous
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to bring on or to bring about
intractable
induce
plagiarize
transient
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extravagantly abundant, flowing freely
virtuoso
indignation
munificent
profuse
22
quickly passing, fleeting
munificent
transient
estrange
terse
23
to dull all the senses as to put into a stupor
stupefy
profuse
transient
introspective
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given freely, unwarranted
transient
gratuitous
discursive
amiable
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coarse, crude, and unrefined
crass
estrange
stupefy
recluse