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Vocabulary Power Plus for SAT/ACT - Book 4 - Lesson Three
Vocabulary Power Plus for SAT/ACT - Book 4 - Lesson Three
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no longer current or applicable; antiquated
archaic
perspicatious
axiom
abstemious
2
using or consuming sparingly
talisman
archaic
abstemious
axiom
3
one who bears the blame for others
patronizing
dulcet
scapegoat
atelier
4
The painter converted his garage into an __________to work on his creative masterpieces
archaic
dulcet
talisman
atelier
5
Eliminate extraneous words if you want your paper to have a __________ message
pellucid
dulcet
iniquity
scapegoat
6
Andy was frequently absent, so other workers made him the ___________ for their own mistakes
usurp
atelier
scapegoat
peremptory
7
not allowing refusal or delay; imperative
atelier
expurgate
peremptory
axiom
8
Censors sometimes feel that it is necessary to_________ offensive scenes from movies.
vacillate
usurp
patronizing
expurgate
9
an artist's or a designer's workshop
iniquity
atelier
archaic
axiom
10
Bill, who wants to lose weight, is ________ in eating foods high in fat.
expurgate
pellucid
abstemious
talisman
11
Despite his ___________treatment of the employees, the foreman was still well-liked.
iniquity
perspicatious
patronizing
abstemious
12
Some states still have _______laws that regulate horse-and-buggy traffic
archaic
pellucid
vacillate
axiom
13
The wizard claimed that no harm would come to anyone holding the ___________.
atelier
axiom
dulcet
talisman
14
an evil or wicked act
iniquity
axiom
archaic
usurp
15
transparent; clear
talisman
pellucid
vacillate
archaic
16
a universal truth; an established rule
peremtory
pellucid
axiom
usurp
17
keen; mentally sharp
talisman
expurgate
pellucid
perspicatious
18
He heartily repented his __________, but only after he faced a lifelong prison sentence
iniquity
pellucid
perspicatious
axiom
19
The ________gambler knew he needed to make a hasty exit after winning all the gangster's money.
expurgate
pellucid
perspicatious
vacillate
20
to waver; to sway indecisively
talisman
abstemious
vacillate
expurgate
21
melodious; pleasing to the ear
usurp
atelier
patronizing
dulcet
22
For years, Bobby ________between liking one band and the another
talisman
pellucid
vacillated
perspicatious
23
The opera singer's ________ voice earned her a prominent place in the upcoming production
dulcet
archaic
axiom
iniquity
24
The evil heir planned to ________ the throne while the king was ill.
iniquity
expurgate
abstemious
usurp
25
Some think the greatest ______ of all is, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
talisman
iniquity
dulcet
axiom
26
a magic charm or superstitious object for protection or luck
abstemious
dulcet
pellucid
talisman
27
The guard issued a _________warning to step away from the fence or be fired upon
axiom
peremptory
dulcet
iniquity
28
treating with condescension; acting superior
patronizing
scapegoat
archaic
iniquity
29
to take over; to seize power
scapegoat
dulcet
usurp
vacillate
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to remove vulgar or objectionable material
perspicatious
expurgate
antiquated
pellucid