Sat Vocabulary Week 2

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conciliatory

Back 1

appeasing, soothing, showing willingness to reconcile

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credible

Back 2

capable of being believed, plausible

Front 3

exnerate

Back 3

to freem from blame

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incontrovertible

Back 4

indisputable, not open to question

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indict

Back 5

to officially charge with wrongdoing or a crime

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litigious

Back 6

prone to engage in lawsuits

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partisan

Back 7

devoted t oor biased in support of a cause

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parity

Back 8

equality

Front 9

rectitude

Back 9

moral uprightness

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remiss

Back 10

lax in attending to duty, negligent

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repudiate

Back 11

to reject the validity or authority of

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sanctimonious

Back 12

feigning piety or righteousness

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scrupulous

Back 13

principled, having a strong sense of right and wrng

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solicitous

Back 14

concerned

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sophistry

Back 15

plausible but misleading or fallacious argument

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substantiate

Back 16

to support with proof or evidence

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veracity

Back 17

adherence to the truth, truthfulness

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vindicate

Back 18

to free from blame

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cajole

Back 19

to urge with repeated appeals, teasing, or flattery

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chicanery

Back 20

trickery

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obsequious

Back 21

fawning and servile

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sycophant

Back 22

insincere, obsequious flatterer

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altruism

Back 23

unselfish concern for the welfare of others, selflessness

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eminent

Back 24

distinguished, prominent

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empathy

Back 25

identificiation with and understanding of another's situation

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extole

Back 26

to praise higihly

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laudatory

Back 27

full of praise

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magnanimous

Back 28

courageously or generously noble

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philanthropic

Back 29

humanitarian

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reciprocate

Back 30

to mutually take or give

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defunct

Back 31

no longer existing or functioning

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eradicate

Back 32

to get rid of as if by tearing it up by the roots, abolish

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expurgate

Back 33

to remove objectionable content before publication or release

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extirpate

Back 34

to destroy

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quell

Back 35

to put down forcibly

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raze

Back 36

to level to the ground

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squlech

Back 37

to crush as if by trampling, squash

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supplant

Back 38

to usurp the place of

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stymie

Back 39

to thrwarp

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abase

Back 40

to lower in rank, pretige, or esteem

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deride

Back 41

to mock contemptuously

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derogatory

Back 42

insulting or intended to insult

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disparage

Back 43

to speak of negatively, to belittle

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effrontery

Back 44

brazen boldness

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ignominy

Back 45

great personal dishonor or humiliation

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impugn

Back 46

to attak as false or questionable

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mar

Back 47

to damage

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pejorative

Back 48

belittling, insulting

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vex

Back 49

to annoy or bother, to perplex

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vindictive

Back 50

disposed to seek revenge