Sat Vocabulary

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Flabbergasted

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adj. Astounded

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Flaccid

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adj. Limp

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Inimical

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adj. Hostile, threatening

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Iniquity

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n. A wicked act, sin

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Innate

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adj. Inborn, native, inherit

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Meritorious

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adj. Deserving of praise or merit

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Metamorphosis

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n. A change of form, shape, substance

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Mimic

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v. To copy, imitate

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Physiognomy

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n. The art of judging human character from facial features

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Pique

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v. To provoke or cause indignation

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Redress

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v. To set right or remedy (to remove evil of any kind)

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Reel

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v. To be thrown off balance or feel dizzy

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Static

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adj. Not moving

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Steadfast

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adj. fixed or unchanging

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Strenuous

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adj. Fixed or unchanging

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Claustrophobia

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n. An abnormal fear of closed or crowded spaces

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Cliche

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n. An overused expression

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Discreet

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adj. Not noticable

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Discrete

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adj. Separate, distinct individual

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Disparage

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v. To criticize, degrade, belittle

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Unilateral

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adj. Having only one side

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Unique

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adj. Being the only one of its kind

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Upbraid

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v. To criticize, scold, reproach

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Vacillate

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v. To sway from one side to another

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Variance

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n. A difference between what is expected to happen and what actually occurs

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Coalesce

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v. To combine into one

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Cogent

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adj. Intelligent

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Collusion

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n. A conspiracy

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Dissonance

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n. Lack of harmony or agreement

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Divergent

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adj. Different

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Flattery

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n. Compliments

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Flout

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v. To scorn, ignore, show contempt for

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Fluctuate

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v. To vary greatly

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Innocuous

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adj. Harmless

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Inquisitor

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n. Someone who asks questions or make an inquiry

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Misogyny

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n. Hatred of women

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Modicum

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n. A small amount of something

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Mollify

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v. To soften in temper

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Pithy

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adj. Forceful expression

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Pittance

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n. A very small amount

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Refrain

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v. To hold oneself back

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Reiterate

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v. To repeat

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Relish

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v. Enjoy the favor of

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Strife

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n. Conflict

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Stupefy

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To astound

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Variegate

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v. To diversify

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Vast

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adj. Enormous, immense

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Veneer

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n. A superficial or deceptively attractive appearance

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Veracious

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adj. Honest, truthful

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Vicissitudes

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n. The unexpected changes and shifts often countered in one's life

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Colossus

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n. An enormous structure

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Comatose

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adj. Sluggish

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Diverse

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adj. Varied

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Divisive

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adj. Causing conflict

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Domicile

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n. A residence, a home

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Flux

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n. A state of constant change or flow

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Forage

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v. To rummage, scavenge, graze for food

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Inundate

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v. To flood

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Invariable

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adj. Not susceptible to change

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Invective

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n. A verbal attack

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Monogamy

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n. Having only one spouse at a time

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Mores

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n. Moral attitudes

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Morose

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adj. Gloomy or sullen

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Placate

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v. To soothe

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Placid

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adj. Calm

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Remiss

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adj. Ignorant, carelessness

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Render

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v. To say or make

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Renovate

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v. To restore to an original state

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Submissive

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adj. Easily yielding to authority

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Subsist

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v. To live, exist