Sat Words Set 3

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Confluence

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A gathering together

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Conformist

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One who behaves the same as others

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Confound

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To frustrate, confuse

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Congenial

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Pleasantly agreeable

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Congregation

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A gathering of people especially for religious services

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Congruity

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The quality of being in agreement

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Connive

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To plot, scheme

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Consecrate

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To dedicate something to a holy purpose

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Consensus

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An agreement of opinion

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Conspicuous

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Obvious, noticeable, attracting attention

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Constituent

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An essential part

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Constrain

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To forcibly restrict

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Construe

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To interpret

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Consummate

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To complete

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Contentious

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Having a tendency to quarrel or dispute

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Contrite

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Penitent, eager to be forgiven

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Conundrum

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Puzzle, problem

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Convene

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To call together

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Convoluted

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Intricate, complicated, involved

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Copious

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Profuse, abundant

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Corroborate

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To support with evidence

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Corrosive

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Having the tendency to erode or eat away

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Cosmopolitan

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Sophisticated, worldly

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Counteract

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To neutralize, make ineffective

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Coup

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(N)- a brilliant unexpected act

(N)- the overthrow of a government & assumption of authority

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Covet

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To desire enviously

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Covert

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Secretly engaged in

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Credulity

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Readiness to believe

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Criteria

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Standards by which something is judged

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Culmination

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The climax toward which something progresses

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Culpable

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Deserving blame

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Cultivate

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To nurture, improve, refine

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Cumulative

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Increasing, building upon itself

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Cunning

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Sly, clever at being deceitful

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Cursory

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Brief to the point of being superficial

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Curt

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Abrupt, short

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Curtail

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To lessen, reduce

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Daunting

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Intimidating, causing one to lose courage

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Dearth

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A lack, scarcity

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Debacle

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A disastrous failure, disruption

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Debase

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To lower the quality or esteem of something

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Debunk

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To expose the falseness of something

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Decry

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To criticize openly

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Deface

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To ruin or injure something's appearance

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Defamatory

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Harmful toward another's reputation

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Defer

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To postpone something;

To yield to another's wisdom

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Deferential

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Showing respect for another's authority

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Defile

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To make unclean, impure

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Deft

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Skillful, capable

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Defunct

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No longer used or existing

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Delegate

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To hand over responsibility for something

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Deleterious

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Harmful

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Deliberate

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Intentional, reflecting careful consideration

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Delineate

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To describe, outline, shed light on

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Demagogue

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A leader who appeals to a people's prejudices

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Demarcation

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The marking of boundaries or categories

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Demean

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To lower the status or stature of something

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Demure

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Quiet, modest, reserved

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Denigrate

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To belittle, diminish the opinion of

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Denounce

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To criticize publicly

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Deplore

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To feel or express sorrow, disapprove

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Depravity

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Wickedness

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Deprecate

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To belittle, depreciate

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Derelict

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Abandoned, run-down

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Deride

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To laugh at mockingly, scorn

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Desecrate

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To violate the sacredness of a thing or place

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Desiccated

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Dried up, dehydrated

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Desolate

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Deserted, dreary, lifeless

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Despondent

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Feeling depressed, discouraged, hopeless

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Despot

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One who has total power and rules brutally

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Destitute

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Impoverished, utterly lacking

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Deter

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To discourage, prevent from doing

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Devious

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Not straightforward; deceitful

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Diaphanous

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Light, airy, transparent

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Diffident

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Shy, quiet, modest

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Diffuse

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(V)- to scatter, thin out, break up

(Adj)- not concentrated, scattered, disorganized

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Diligent

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Showing care in doing one's work

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Diminutive

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Small or miniature

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Dirge

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A mournful song, especially for a funeral

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Disaffected

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Rebellious, resentful of authority

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Disavow

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To deny knowledge of or responsibility for

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Discern

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To perceive, detect

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Disclose

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To reveal, make public

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Discrepancy

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Difference, failure of things to correspond

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Discretion

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The quality of being reserved in speech or action; good judgment

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Discursive

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Rambling, lacking order

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Disdain

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(V)- to scorn, hold in low esteem

(N)- scorn, low esteem

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Disgruntled

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Upset, not content

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Disheartened

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Feeling a loss of spirit or morale

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Disparage

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To criticize or speak ill of

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Disparate

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Sharply differing, containing sharply contrasting elements

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Dispatch

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To send off to accomplish a duty

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Dispel

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To drive away, scatter

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Disperse

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To scatter, cause to scatter

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Disrepute

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A state of being held in low regard