SAT Vocab 3 Flashcards

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Abbreviate

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(v.) to shorten, reduce

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Affable

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(adj.) friendly, amiable

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Amiable

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(adj.) friendly, affable

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Bard

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(n.) a poet, often a singer as well

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Brusque

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(adj.) short, abrupt, dismissive

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Chatise

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(v.) to criticize, to scold

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Concede

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(v.) to give in, to accept

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Daunting

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(adj.) intimidating

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Diminish

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(v.) to decrease or make smaller

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Empathy

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(n.) the experience of another’s feeling as one’s own

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Exemplary

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(adj.) serving as an example

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Fickle

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(adj.) characterized by changeableness, whimsical

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Foster

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(v.) to stimulate, promote, encourage

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Hedonist

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(n.) one whose primary pursuit is pleasure

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Indictment

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(n.) accusation of wrongdoing

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Juvenile

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(adj.) young or immature

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Lithe

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(adj.) graceful, flexible, supple

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Meager

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(adj.) lacking in quality stature

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Myriad

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(adj.) consisting of a very great number

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Ominous

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(adj.) foreboding or foreshadowing evil, portentous

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Pervasive

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(adj.) to spread throughout

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Predestination

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(n.) the concept of destiny or fate

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Purport

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(v.) to present an intention that is often FALSE

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Refrain

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(v.) to hold oneself back, forbear

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Rife

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(adj.) abundant

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Sedentary

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(adj.) sitting

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Stupefy

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(v.) to astound

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Tantamount

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(adj.) equivalent in value or significance

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Trite

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(adj.) overused, hackneyed

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Verbose

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(adj.) wordy