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SAT Vocabulary 2019-2020
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Refute: True or False? "I can prove that you are wrong. I was in school, because Ms. DeSutter had me at 8:15."
True
False
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to prove wrong by argument or evidence: Repudiate
refute
mendacious
deleterious
vacillate
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match or surpass, typically by imitation
prosaic
emulate
prevaricate
apathetic
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not having or showing much emotion or interest
onerous
emulate
reticent
apathetic
5
a difficult or unpleasant situation
prediction
mettle
predicament
prognosticate
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Damaging or harmful
vacillate
levity
refute
deleterious
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very determined to do something
prosaic
emulate
tenacious
prevaricate
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very bad: deserving very strong criticism
mettle
reprehensible
prognosticate
onerous
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Excessively eager: INSATIABLE
voracious
tenacious
conspicuous
spurious
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strength of spirit: ability to continue despite difficulties
prognosticate
emulate
mettle
predicament
11
based on false ideas or bad reasoning
spurious
somber
mendacious
voracious
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A feeling of fear that makes you to hesitate because something bad might happen
mettle
prognostication
predicament
trepidation
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a lack of seriousness
deleterious
vacillate
levity
refute
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tending to be quiet: not speaking frequently
mendacious
spurious
taciturn
somber
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difficult and unpleasant to do or deal with
apathetic
reprehensible
onerous
mettle
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to repeatedly change your opinions or desires
refute
vacillate
deleterious
levity
17
not honest: likely to tell lies
mendacious
taciturn
somber
vacillate
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to avoid telling the truth by not directly answering the question
emulate
prosaic
tenacious
prevaricate
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Very easy to see or notice
conspicuous
somber
veracity
spurious
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incapable of being expressed in words : INDESCRIBABLE
ineffable:
ostentatious
loquacious
pseudonym
21
the quality of being truthful or honest
conspicuous
tenacious
voracious
veracity
22
very sad and serious
somber
voracious
spurious
spurious
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to foretell from signs: predict
predict
prognosticate
reprehensible
mettle
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Dull or ordinary
emulate
apathetic
reticent
prosaic
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liking to talk and talking smoothly and easily
loquacious
pseudonym
ineffable
ostentatious
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inclined to be silent or uncommunicative
onerous
reticent
apathetic
reprehensible