SAT vocab words 121-140 Flashcards
to strip off covering or possessions; to make bare
denude
base lack of morality; corruption
depravity
expressing disdain; disapproving
derogatory
loss of heart; loss of hope
despondency
dictator; person who is domineering
despot
a formal pronouncement from an authoritative source
dictum
someone who dabbles, not seriously; amateur
dilettante
a feeling or show of contempt
disdain
wide difference; inequality
disparity
to give out; spread widely; to make widely known
disseminate
to swell; to swell up
distend
stubbornly asserting an opinion as if it were proven fact
dogmatic
a bundle of papers containing a detailed report or information
dossier
deception by pretense of feeling; double-dealing, being two-faced
duplicity
exuberant, effervescent; bubbling with excitement
ebullient
level of authority or rank; step-like military formation
echelon
chosen from a variety of sources
eclectic
to erase; to obliterate by rubbing out
efface
based on the equality of all people
egalitarian
to make a living with great effort or strain
eke