SETS 6-10 SAT

Question 1

disrespectful

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flippant

Question 2

pompous, pretentious

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grandiose

Question 3

dethrone, remove from power

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depose

Question 4

to bring about

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elicit, evoke

Question 5

She was forlorn when she found out the trip had been cancelled.

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sad

Question 6

an excessive or foolish amount of belief in oneself or one's own abilities

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hubris

Question 7

marked by, based on, or done by the use of dishonest methods to acquire something of value

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deceitful, fraudulent

Question 8

group within a larger group

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faction

Question 9

to scatter widely

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disseminate

Question 10

avoid, dodge, duck, escape,

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to elude

Question 11

to stray from the subject at hand

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digress(ion)

Question 12

a false belief

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misbelief, misconception, fallacy, distortion

Question 13

extremely poor

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destitute

Question 14

annihilation

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to decimate

Question 15

courageous; no fear

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dauntless

Question 16

tremendous in size, volume, or degree

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gargantuan

Question 17

Hardy

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sturdy, resilient, tough, robust

Question 18

He is very fastidious about how he arranges his music collection, it is in perfect order.

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careful

Question 19

extremely serious or urgent

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dire

Question 20

short-lived

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ephemeral

Question 21

to humiliate

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to degrade

Question 22

a representative example; a summary or abstract

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epitome

Question 23

sudden realization

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epiphany

Question 24

to be discouraged

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disheartened

Question 25

sad, depressed

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despondent

SETS 6-10 SAT

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SETS 6-10 SAT

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