PSAT 51-75 Flashcards
inconsequential – (adj) unimportant, trivial
Everyone thought Martin’s opinions were Inconsequential, simply because he wasn’t the smartest kid in the class.
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impute – (v)
To impute the cancer fund, the group made a bill board.
to attribute an action to particular person or group
inevitable – (adj) certain, unavoidable
Some believe that oblivion is inevitable.
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integrity – (n) decency, honesty, wholeness
His integrity is well known and that helped him get a job
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intuitive – (adj) instinctive, untaught
Sherlock Holmes intuitive mind helped him solve cases.
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Jubilation – (n) joy, celebration, exultation
There was much jubilation when the soldier returned home from Iraq.
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obbyist – (n) person who seeks to influence political events
The lobbyist worked hard on her campaign to secure votes.
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longevity – (n) long life
Many elderly women seek medicines to achieve longevity in life.
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mundane – (adj) ordinary, commonplace
The house was mundane, with it’s base walls and carpeted floors.
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nonchalant – (adj) calm, casual, seeming unexcited
His demeanor was seemingly nonchalant as he got his vaccinations.
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novice – (n) apprentice, beginner
The novice wizard ran errands for his mentor.
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opulent – (adj) wealthy
The opulent family took a vacation to Rome.
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orator – (n) lecturer, speaker
The guest orator at our school was very inspiring with his rags to riches tale.
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ostentatious – (adj) showy, displaying wealth
parched – (adj) dried up, shriveled
The traveler was parched after his long desert hike
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perfidious – (adj) faithless, disloyal, untrustworthy
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