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SAT Prep Vocab Practice 2
Incapable of making an error; never wrong
to understand or comprehend
SAT Prep Vocab Practice 2
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to understand or comprehend
discern
exemplify
grievous
hoard
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Incapable of making an error; never wrong
congenial
infallible
contemplate
dissect
3
intensely eager; passionate
ardent
stymie
bonanza
flair
4
to stop from being angry; to clam
placate
ornate
accede
recede
5
extravagantly showy or ornate
avert
tycoon
ostentatious
prestige
6
Showing impatience because of restrictions or delays
lurid
discredit
restive
defer
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a strong feeling that something bad is about to happen.
restive
ascertain
irrational
foreboding
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Something passed on to those who come after.
prestige
philanthropy
legacy
artisan
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To select and remove weak or inferior members from
encroach
lurid
chastise
cull
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inclined to keep one’s thoughts and feelings to oneself; quiet and reserved
ostentatious
prolific
arbitrary
reticent
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determined by chance or whim
precarious
arbitrary
recede
pastoral
12
to thwart; to make difficulties for or find problems with
stymie
wrangle
contemplate
barter
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to increase in size, amount, or degree
exemplify
ensue
augment
flourish
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to follow; to come as a result of or at a later time
ensue
flourish
augment
discern
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showing ill will or hatred; producing harm or evil
malevolent
affluent
arbitrary
precarious
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not safe; dangerously uncertain or unstable
precarious
nomad
artisan
affluent
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fame; honor
accede
hallowed
placate
renown
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not showing proper care; heedless
docile
irksome
blithe
bleak
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heavy and slow moving
nimble
bleak
ponderous
docile
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greatly respected; holy; sacred
renowned
ornate
hallowed
acceded
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Kind; gracious; favorable; not threatening
your mom
discern
embellish
benign
22
a person with extensive knowledge, especially of the fine arts
renown
pastoral
malevolent
connoisseur
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Getting along well with others; affable
enigma
ardent
repressible
congenial
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annoying; tedious
docile
prolific
irksome
bleak
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to load with an excessive amount or number of something
exemplify
inundate
augment
embellish