1000 Sat Words Part 4

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aggregate

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1. n. a whole or total
2. v.to gather into a mass

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aggrieved

Back 2

adj. distressed, wronged, injured

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agile

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adj. quick, nimble

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agnostic

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adj. believing that the existence of God cannot be proven or disproven

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agriculture

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n. farming

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aisle

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n. a pasageway between rows of seats

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alacrity

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n. eagerness, speed

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alias

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n. a flase name or identity

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allay

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v. to soothe, ease

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allege

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v. to assert, usually without proof

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alleviate

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v. to relieve, make more bearable

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allocate

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v. to distribute, set aside

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aloof

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adj. reserved, distant

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altercation

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n. a dispute, fight

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disaffected

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adj. rebellious, resentful of authority

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disavow

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v. to deny knowledge of responsibility for

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discern

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v. to perceive, detect

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disclose

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v. to reveal, make public

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discomfit

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v. to thwart, baffle

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discordant

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adj. not agreeing, not in harmony with

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discrepancy

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n. difference, failure of things to correspond

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discretion

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n. the quality of being reserved in speech or action; good judgement

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discursive

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adj. rambling, lacking order

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disdain

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1. v. to scorn, hold in low esteem
2. n. scorn, low esteem

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disgruntled

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adj. upset, not content

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disheartened

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adj. feeling a loss of spirit or morale

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disparage

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v. to criticize or speak ill of

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disparate

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adj. sharply differing, containing sharply contrasting elements

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lucid

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adj. clear, easily understandable

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luminous

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adj. brightly shining

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lurid

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adj. ghastly, sensational

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maelstrom

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n. a destructive whirlpool which rapidly sucks in objects

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magnamimous

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adj. noble, generous

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malediction

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n. a curse

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malevolent

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adj. wanting harm to befall others

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malleable

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adj. capable of being shaped or transformed

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mandate

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n. an authoritative command

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mainfest

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1. adj. easily understandable, obvious
2. v. to show plainly

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manifold

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adj. diverse, varied

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mauldin

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adj. weakly sentimental

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maverick

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n. an independent, nonconformist person

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tedious

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adj. dull, boring

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temerity

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n. audacity, recklessnes

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temperance

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n. moderation in action or thought

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tenable

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adj. able to be defended or maintained

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tenuous

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adj. having litle substance or strenght

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terrestrail

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adj. relating to land

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timorous

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adj. timid, fearful

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tirade

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n. a long speech marked by harsh or biting language

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toady

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n. one who flatters in the hope of gaining favors

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tome

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n. a large book

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torpid

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adj. lethargic, dormant, lacking motion

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torrid

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adj. giving off intense heat, passionate

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tortuous

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adj. winding

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tractable

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adj. easily controlled

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tranquil

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adj. calm

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transgress

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v. to violate, go over the limit