Sat Words Group 7

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audacious

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bold, daring, fearless

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augment

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to expand, extend

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auspicious

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having favourable prospects, promising

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authoritarian

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demanding absolute obedience to authority

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autonomous

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separate, independent

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avian

Back 6

of, or relating to, birds

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Awe

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reverence, respect, wonder

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balk

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to refuse, shirk; prevent

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banality

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the quality of being trite, commonplace, or predictable

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morality

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concerned with right and wrong

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morass

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marsh, an area of soggy ground

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morose

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gloomy, sullen, or surly

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muddle

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to jumble, to confuse; to bungle

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mundane

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ordinary; commonplace

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munificent

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generous

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mutter

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to grumble or complain

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mystify

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to confuse or puzzle, to make obscure

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mythical

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fictitious element belonging to ancient stories

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naive

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lacking experience and understanding

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reap

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to obtain a return, often a harvest

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rebate

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deduction in amount to be paid

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rebuff

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to bluntly reject

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recall

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remember; cancel, revoke; to take back

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reckless

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careless, rash

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reconciliation

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the act of agreement after a quarel, the resolution of a dispute

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recrimination

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counter accusation

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redouble

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to make intensity twice as great

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redundancy

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unnecessary repetition

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refinement

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improvement, elegance

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shroud

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to shut off from sight

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shun

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avoid deliberately

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signpost

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indication, guide

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skepticism

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doubt, disbelief; uncertainty

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skirt

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to evade; pass close, circle around

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sluggish

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lazy, inactive

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smug

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excessively self-satisfied

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sociable

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friendly, gracious

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socialise

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take part in group activities

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solace

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comfort in distress; consolation

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solicitous

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concerned, attentive; eager

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treatise

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formal discourse on a subject

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tremulous

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trembling; quivering; fearful, timid

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trigger

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to set off, initiate

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trivialise

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cause to appear insignificant

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trove

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collection of valuable items

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truculent

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fierce, scathing; disposed to fight

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turmoil

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state of extreme confusion or agitation

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turpitude

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inherent vileness, foulness, depravity

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unalterable

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unchangeable

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undermine

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to sabotage, thwart

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compelling

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urgently requiring attention, forceful

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compensate

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to repay or reimburse

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complacence

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self-satisfaction, lack of concern

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compliant

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submissive and yielding

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composed

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serene, calm

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comprehensive

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very large in scope

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hindrance

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impediment, clog; stumbling block

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hindsight

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perception of events after they happen

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hodgepodge

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jumble, mixture of assorted objects

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hoist

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lift, raise

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humane

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merciful, kindly

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hypocrisy

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the profession of beliefs that one doesn't really possess

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hypothesis

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assumption, theory requiring proof

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idealist

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someone that is unrealistic and impractical in their beliefs

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illegible

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unreadable, undecipherable

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illuminate

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to ill with light

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dubious

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arousing doubt, doubtful

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duplicate

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an exact copy

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duplicity

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deception, dishonesty, double-dealing

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dwarf

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to make look small by comparison

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ebb

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to fade away, recede

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eccentric

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abnormal, unconvetional

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eclectic

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made up of elements from different sources

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ecstasy

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intense joy or delight

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ecstatic

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joyful

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exploit

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take advantage of

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expropriate

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forcibly take one's property

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expurgate

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to censor

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extant

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still in existence

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extensive

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large in range, comprehensive

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extenuating

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partially excusing

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exterminate

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destroying completely, annihilate

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external

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exterior, relating to an outer part

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extol

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to praise

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extravagant

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lavish; unreasonably high, exorbitant

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intricate

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elaborate, complex

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intruder

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a trepasser

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intrusion

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trespass, invasion of another's privacy

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inundate

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to cover with water, to overwhelm

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invariable

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constant, unchanging

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inventory

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the quality of goods on hand

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investigate

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examine, look into

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investment

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a commitment of time, support, or money

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inviolable

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safe from violation or assault

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iridescent

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showing many lustrous colours