Sat Words Set 5

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Fervent

Back 1

Ardent, passionate

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Fetid

Back 2

Having a foul odor

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Fetter

Back 3

To chain, restrain

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Fickle

Back 4

Shifting in character

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Fidelity

Back 5

Loyalty, devotion

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Figurative

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Symbolic

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Flabbergasted

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Astounded

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Flagrant

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Offensive, egregious

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Flout

Back 9

To disregard or disobey openly

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Foil

Back 10

To thwart, frustrate, defeat

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Forage

Back 11

To graze, rummage for food

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Forbearance

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Patience, restraint, tolerance

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Forestall

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To prevent, thwart, delay

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Forlorn

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Lonely, abandoned, hopeless

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Forsake

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To give up, renounce

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Fortitude

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Strength, guts

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Fortuitous

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Happening by chance, often, lucky or fortunate

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Forum

Back 18

A medium for lecture or discussion

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Foster

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To stimulate, promote, encourage

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Fractious

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Troublesome or irritable

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Fraught

Back 21

Filled with or accompanied by

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Frenetic

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Frenzied, hectic, frantic

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Frivolous

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Of little importance, trifling

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Frugal

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Thrifty, economical

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Furtive

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Secretive, sly

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Garish

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Gaudy, in bad taste

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Garrulous

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Talkative, wordy

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Genial

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Friendly, affable

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Gluttony

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Overindulgence in food or drink

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Goad

Back 30

To urge, spur, incite to action

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Grandiose

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On a magnificent or exaggerated scale

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Gratuitous

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Uncalled for, unwarranted

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Gregarious

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Drawn to the company of others, sociable

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Grievous

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Injurious, hurtful; serious or grave in nature

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Guile

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Deceitful, cunning, sly behavior

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Hackneyed

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Unoriginal, trite

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Hapless

Back 37

Unlucky

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Hallowed

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Revered, consecrated

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Harangue

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(N)- a lengthy, ranting speech

(V)- to give a lengthy, ranting speech

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Hardy

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Robust, capable of surviving through adverse conditions

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Harrowing

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Greatly distressing, vexing

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Haughty

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Disdainfully proud

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Hedonist

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One who believes pleasure should be the primary pursuit of humans

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Heinous

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Shockingly wicked, repugnant

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Heterogeneous

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Varied, diverse in character

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Hiatus

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A break or gap in duration or continuity

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Hierarchy

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A system with ranked groups, usually according to social, economic, or professional class

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Hypocrisy

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Pretending to believe what one does not

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Hypothetical

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Supposed or assumed true, but unproven

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Iconoclast

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One who attacks common beliefs or institutions

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Idolatrous

Back 51

Excessively worshipping one object or person

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Ignominious

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Humiliating, disgracing

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Illicit

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Forbidden, not permitted

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Immerse

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To absorb, deeply involve, engross

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Immutable

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Not changeable

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Impassive

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Stoic, not susceptible to suffering

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Impeccable

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Exemplary, flawless

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Imperative

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(Adj)- necessary, pressing

(N)- a rule, command, or order

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Imperious

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Commanding, domineering

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Impertinent

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Rude, insolent

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Impervious

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Impenetrable, incapable of being affected

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Impetuous

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Rash; hastily done

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Implement

Back 63

(N)- an instrument, untensil, tool

(V)- to put into effect, to institute

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Impinge

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(V)- to impact, affect, make an impression

(V)- to encroach, infringe

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Implacable

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Incapable of being appeased or mitigated

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Implicate

Back 66

To involve in an incriminating way, incriminate

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Implicit

Back 67

Understood but not outwardly obvious, implied

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Impregnable

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Resistant to capture or penetration

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Impudent

Back 69

Casually rude, insolent, impertinent

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Inane

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Silly & meaningless

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Inarticulate

Back 71

Incapable of expressing oneself clearly through speech

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Incendiary

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(N)- a person who agitates

(Adj)- inflammatory, causing combustion

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Incessant

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Unending

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Incisive

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Clear, sharp, direct

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Inclination

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A tendency, propensity

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Incontrovertible

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Indisputable

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Incorrigible

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Incapable of correction, delinquent

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Indigenous

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Originating in a region

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Indigent

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Very poor, impoverished

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Indignation

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Anger sparked by something unjust or unfair

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Indolent

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Lazy

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Indomitable

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Not capable of being conquered

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Induce

Back 83

To bring about, stimulate

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Inept

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Not suitable or capable, unqualified

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Inextricable

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Hopelessly tangled; entangled

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Infamy

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Notoriety, extreme ill-repute

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Ingenious

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Clever, resourceful

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Ingenuous

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Not devious; innocent and candid

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Inhibit

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To prevent, restrain, stop

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Iniquity

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Wickedness or sin

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Innate

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Inborn, native, inherent

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Innocuous

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Harmless, inoffensive

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Innovate

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To do something in an unprecedented way

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Innuendo

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An insinuation

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Insatiable

Back 95

Incapable of being satisfied