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GHS SAT Vocabulary Prep Set 1
Anachronistic (adj.)
Forbearance (n.):
GHS SAT Vocabulary Prep Set 1
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Forbearance (n.):
To involve or include
Something that makes the situation not as bad
Patience
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Anachronistic (adj.)
out of date
To really hate
to assess
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Compassion (n.)
Sympathy
helpful
Very dry
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Discredit (v.)
dedicated
to prove untrue
Patronizing
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Abate (v.)
Not lasting long
To reduce
Patience
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Digression (n.):
Straying from the main point
one who can predict the future
showing good judgment
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Divergent (adj.)
going in different directions
to talk down to
Coming together
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Corroborate (v.)
Peak
To back up a claim
Surrender
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Abstain (v.)
makes the situation not as bad
To not do something
Fleeting
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Inspect (v.)
definitely going to happen
To look at closely
Filled with, especially of tension or negative emotion
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Boisterous (adj.):
To regard with scorn
Enthusiastic
Agreeable
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Haughty (n.):
Contingent upon something else
Being arrogant, talking down to people
Filled withnegative emotion
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Disdain (n., v.)
scorn
to settle differences
Someone who follows the majority
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Ephemeral (adj.)
To involve or include
Harmful
temporary
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Enervating (adj.)
Tiring
Surrender
Object to
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Conditional (adj.):
one who can predict the future
rude
Contingent upon something
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Entail (v.)
Tiring
To back up a claim
To involve or include
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Inevitable (adj.):
Unavoidable
educated guess
Straying from the main point
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Evanescent (adj.)
Fleeting
Not lasting long
Object to
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Convergence (n.)
Work together
Coming together
dishonor someone
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Diligent (adj.)
To meet in the middle
Hardworking
Coming together
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Arid (v.)
Very dry
prove untrues
misfortune
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Amicable (adj.)
Agreeable
a particular perspective on beauty
prove something untrue
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Conformist (adj., n.)
Someone who follows the majority
talking down to
Work together
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Benevolent (adj.)
restraint
Well-meaning
dishonor someone
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Condescending (adj.)
Work together
Patronizing
to settle differences
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Asylum (n.)
Sanctuary
Peak
To really hate
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Apex (n.)
a strangeness
Peak
Give up a position
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Brusque (adj.):
loud
Moving apart
rude
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Compromise (v., n.)
To meet in the middle
Bold
Sympathy
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Demagogue (n.)
rude
friendship
Rabble-rousing leader
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Capitulate (v.)
Surrender
spacious
Something out of place
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Anomaly (n.)
out of date
different from the norm
Something out of place
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Capacious (adj.)
place of safety
Very large
Out of the context of time
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Collaborate (v.)
Work together
Hardship, misfortune
Very dry
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Demur (v.)
out of date
Harmful
Object to
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Abhor (v.)
Give up a position
To really hate
Unavoidable
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Clairvoyant (adj., n.):
showing good judgment
Able to predict the future
Enthusiastic
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Fraught (adj.)
short
Filled with tension or negative emotion
Straying from the main point
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Brazen (adj.)
misfortune
Prejudice for or against something
Bold
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Aberration (n.)
to assess
Something unusual
arrogant
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Deleterious (adj.)
rude
To back up a claim
Harmful
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Hypothesis (n.):
Unproven theory
Rabble-rousing leader
Being arrogant
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Aesthetic (adj., n.)
About beauty
Moving apart
dedicated
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Adversity (n.)
Not lasting long
Hardship
To not do something
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Canny (adj.):
Agreeable
Careful
trust
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Extenuating (adj.)
Tiring
Not lasting long
Something that makes the situation not as bad
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Bias (v., n.)
to lessen
To not do something
Prejudice for or against something
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Camaraderie (n.):
Togetherness
rude
About beauty
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Abdicate (v.)
different from the norm
Unproven theory
Give up a position
