sat vocab 5 Flashcards

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sojourn (n)

A

a temporary visit; stay

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laborious (adj)

A

requiring considerable effort/time; difficult

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arduous (adj)

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requiring considerable effort/time; difficult

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circuitous (adj)

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longer than the most direct way (of a route or journey)

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5
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ornery (adj)

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bad tempered and combative; grouchy

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6
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jargon (n)

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special words used by a particular profession/field/group and are difficult for others to understand

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legalese (n)

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the formal & technical language of legal documents that is often hard to understand

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laconic (adj)

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using very few words (of a person, speech, or style of writing)

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neophyte (n)

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a person who is new to a subject, skill, or belief

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10
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veracity (n)

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conformity to facts; accuracy

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farce (n)

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an absurd event; sham; mockery

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11
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besotted (adj)

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strongly infatuated with; in love with

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12
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missive (n)

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a letter; especially a long or official one

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13
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dotard (n)

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an old, senile person, especially one who has become weak

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14
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solidarity (n)

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unity or agreement of feeling

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amalgamation (n)

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the action or process or result of combining or uniting

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mercurial (adj)

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(of a person) subject to sudden or unpredictable changes

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idyllic (adj)

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extremely happy; ideal

18
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truculent (adj)

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eager or quick to argue or flight; aggressively

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dulcet (adj)

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(especially of a sound) sweet and soothing

20
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associated with excessive growth

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profusely

21
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associated with daily routines

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perfunctory

22
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associated with an unhappy child

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petulantly

23
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associated with challenge

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defiantly