SAT Vocabs #1-50 Flashcards
castigate
v.
to criticize severely, esp. in public
induct
v.
to place formally in office; to admit as a member
trivial
adj.
of little worth or importance
corollary
n.
a natural consequence or effect; a deduction or an inference
overwrought
adj.
extremely nervous or excited
disabuse
v.
to free from error or falsehood
generic
adj.
without a trademark; general
stipulate
v.
to agree to a fact as part of a larger debate; to state a demand in an agreement
volatile
adj.
tending to vary widely; unstable; quickly evaporating
fetid
adj.
having a bad odor
disarray
n.
confusion, disorder
plethora
n.
an abundance or excess of something
exacerbate
v.
to make more violent, bitter, or severe
ephemeral
adj.
lasting for a short time; fleeting
disposed
adj.
having a preference or tendency
beacon
n.
a signaling light; a source of guidance or inspiration
definitive
adj.
complete
incessant
adj.
never pausing; continuous; without a stop
conceit
n.
a fanciful idea or image, esp. an exaggerated poetic comparison; an extravagant construction
largess
n.
generosity in giving gifts