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Vocabulary Words #12 ACT, SAT FSA
Harmonious
Fill in the blank: Bobby is taller __________ Billy?
Vocabulary Words #12 ACT, SAT FSA
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Fill in the blank: Bobby is taller __________ Billy?
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Harmonious
to recover quickly from difficulties or toughness
having an agreement among musical components or between people
an inclination or natural tendency to behave in a particular way
genetically transmitted or passed on from parent to offspring
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On a regular SAT test English only is 45 questions 75 minutes
False
True
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Elite
a bad, difficult, or unwelcomed situation or experience
originating or occurring naturally in a particular place
select group that is superior in terms or ability or quialities
curious or inquiring about the affairs of others
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Vexatious
a person’s behavior is unconventional and slightly strange
to cause annoyance, not having sufficient reason, irritating, frustration
feeling or showing disgust or anger or to look down on someone
a person or animal that lives or occupies a place
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Somber
excessive or deviation from the rule, extreme
to waste something in a reckless foolish way
dark or dull in color, gloomy, solemn
the action or fact of forming a united whole
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Alluring
powerfully & mysteriously attractive or fascinating, seductive or enticing
something that is uncalled for, unwarranted and baseless
predictions made through inferences about a character or story plot
to find fault in someone, or something openly and publicly
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Municipal
a series of actions conducted in a certain order or manner
to put off until a later time, put aside
making one feel strong and healthy, full of energy
relating to a city or town or its governing body
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Enterprising
a small or subtle difference
a figure of speech where a word or phrase is applied to an object or action
having or showing initiative and resourcefulness
to state a fact or a belief confidently, firm, or forcefully
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Pathogen
a surprising or sudden change in the plot
overused and lacking originality or freshness
lower in rank, little or less important
a bacterium, or virus that can cause disease
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Timid
showing lack of courage or confidence, easily frightened
happen to occur afterward
a sudden change in mood or behavior
engaged in deep or serious thought
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Ultimatum
the use of humor or sarcasm, irony, or an exaggeration
not able to be read or understood to not comprehend
the character, mood, and atmosphere of a place
a final demand or a statement of terms
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Articulate
to step back and evaluate the surroundings and environment
having or showing the ability to speak fluently and clearly
to be less productive, or to present in small numbers
persuade an unwilling person to do something
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Ludicrous
hesitant or unwillingness to get involved
remarkable or something extraordinary
foolish, unreasonable or out of place, amusing or riduculous
open to more than one interpretation
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Reliance
dependence on or trust in someone or something
to feel a deep respect or admiration for someone
express feelings that inspires emotion
something said about a person to another with no factual evidence
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Fill in the blank: That German Shephard is _____________ dog.
there
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What is a combined passing score for a SAT test Reading and English only?
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450
480
350
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Commodity
something that is beautiful or delicate of the highest quality
to experience something for the first time
a useful or valuable thing that can be bought and sold
unique, to recognize differences or treat someone different
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Genre
something that happens as a result of, or an effect of an action
performing a ceremony, or actions followed by someone
a category of artistic composition as in music or literature
showing disgust or anger, a dislike for something or someone
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Belie
to be false or wrong, disguise an appearance, a false notion
systematic examination or research
to be totally truthful and honest about something
large, excessive amount of something