Sat Words Group 3

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calumny

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false and malicious accusation, misrepresentation, slader

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camaraderie

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trust, sociability amongst friends

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cantankerous

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disagreeable, quarrelsome

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carnivourous

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meat-eating

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cartographer

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someone who makes maps

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castigate

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to punish, chastise,criticise severely

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catnap

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short, light sleep

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caustic

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biting, sarcastic; able to burn

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profusion

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abundance, extravagance

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proliferate

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propagate, reproduce; enlarge, expand

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promulgate

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to make known publicly

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propagate

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to spread out; to have offspring

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propel

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to cause to move forward

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prophetic

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foretelling events by divine means

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proponent

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advocate, defender, supporter

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resilient

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quick to recover, bounce back

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resolute

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determined; with a clear purpose

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resplendent

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splendid, brilliant, dazzling

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restrained

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controlled, repressed, restricted

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retain

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to hold, to keep position of

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retract

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to take back or draw in

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retroactive

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applying to an earlier time

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revelry

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boisterous festivity

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revere

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to worship, regard with awe

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supplant

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replace, substitute

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supple

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flexible, pliant

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suppress

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to end an activity, e.g., to prevent the dissemination of information

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surfeit

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excessive amount

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surreptitious

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secret, stealthy

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surrogate

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a substitute; one filling in for someone else

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swarm

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a large number of insects traveling in a group

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swerve

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to turn from a straight course

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sycophant

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self-serving flattering; yes-man

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vindictive

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spiteful, vengeful, unforgiving

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virtuoso

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someone with masterly skill; expert musician

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virulent

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extremely infections; irritating, harsh or hateful

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viscous

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thick, syrupy, and sticky

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vitiated

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corrupted; impaired

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vulgar

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crudely indecent; boorish; ostentatious

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wane

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decline, decrease in size or intensity

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foolhardy

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reckless, rash

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forge

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to advance gradually but steadily

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forgery

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something counterfeit or fraudulent

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forlorn

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dreary, deserted; unhappy; hopeless, depressing

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formidable

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arousing fear or dead; inspiring awe or wonder; difficult to undertake

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fortitude

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strength of mind

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forum

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public place for discussion; a public discussion

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fraud

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deception, hoax

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disavow

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refuse to acknowledge

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discern

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to perceive something using the senses or intellect

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disclose

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to make known, expose to view

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discomfit

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make uneasy, embarrass

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discord

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lack of agreement; inharmonious combination

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discordance

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state of disgreement

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discourage

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dishearten, deprive of hope or spirit

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discourteous

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rude

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enigmatic

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puzzling

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enmity

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hostility, antagonism, ill will

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ensemble

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group of parts that contribute to a whole single effect

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entangle

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to complicate, entwine into confusing mass, involve in

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ephemeral

Back 61

momentary, transient, fleeting

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epilogue

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concluding section of a literary work

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epistolary

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associated with letter writing

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epitaph

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engraving on a tombstone, literary piece for a dead person

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equitable

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fair; just and impartial

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indecorous

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improper, lacking good taste

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indefatigable

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never tired

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indignant

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angry, incensed, offended

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indiscernible

Back 69

difficult to detect

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indiscertion

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lack of prudence, mistake

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indiscriminately

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not based on careful distinctions, chaotic

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indistinct

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vague, unclear

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indomitable

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fearless, unconquerable

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malediction

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curse

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malinger

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to evade responsibility by pretending to be ill

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mallet

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short-handled hammer

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mandate

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a command or instruction

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manifest

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obvious

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manual

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small instruction book

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materialism

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preoccupation with wordly goods

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matriarch

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woman who rules family or clan

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maverick

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one who breaks away from group conformity and forges a new course