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SAT Prep Vocab Final 176-200
Moral uprightness; righteousness
To retire from; give up or abandon
SAT Prep Vocab Final 176-200
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To retire from; give up or abandon
reclusive
renounce
reciprocate
rectitude
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Moral uprightness; righteousness
rectitude
reclusive
renounce
raze
3
Needlessly wordy or repetitive in expression
redolent
remiss
redundant
redouble
4
Hateful; marked by deep-seated ill will
quell
prospectus
rancorous
prosaic
5
Very productive; producing great quantities
prolific
proliferate
profundity
prodigious
6
To grow or increase rapidly
prescience
proliferate
prodigious
profundity
7
To level to the ground; demolish
renounce
reclusive
rectitude
raze
8
To become twice as great
redouble
remiss
redundant
redolent
9
Practical
placid
pragmatic
potentate
portent
10
A formal summary or a proposed venture or project
prospectus
prosaic
quell
quiescent
11
An indication of something important or calamitous about to occur; an omen
portent
precocious
potentate
placid
12
Lax in attending to duty; negligent
relinquish
remiss
redouble
redundant
13
Great depth of intellect, feeling, or meaning
profundity
prodigious
proliferate
prescience
14
Unimaginative; dull
prospectus
quiescent
quell
prosaic
15
Calm or quiet; undisturbed by tumult or disorder
precocious
portent
potentate
placid
16
To give up (a title), especially by formal announcement
relinquish
redouble
redundant
remiss
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To mutually take or give
reciprocate
raze
rectitude
reclusive
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To put down forcibly; suppress
quiescent
quell
prosaic
prospectus
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Having or emitting fragrance; aromatic; suggestive or reminiscent
redolent
redundant
remiss
redouble
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Enormous
profundity
prolific
prodigious
prescience
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Knowledge of actions or events before they occur; foresight
prescience
prodigious
profundity
prolific
22
Seeking or preferring seclusion or isolation
reclusive
rectitude
raze
reciprocate
23
Manifesting or characterized by unusually early development or maturity; especially mental
precocious
potentate
pragmatic
portent
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One who has the power and position to roll over others; a monarch
pragmatic
potentate
placid
portent
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Being quiet, still, or at rest; inactive
quell
prospectus
prosaic
quiescent