SAT Vocabs #951-1000 Flashcards
mishap
an unlucky or unfortunate accident
mendacious
lying; false, esp. habitually
prodigal
exceedingly or recklessly wasteful
prodigality
proscribe
to prohibit or forbid; to denounce
proscription
foreboding
a sense of impending evil, esp. one without definite cause
curator
a person in charge of a museum
sponatenous
occurring naturally or without forethought
propagate
to multiply or reproduce; to transmit; to extend to a wider area
infer
to reason or conclude from evidence
bolster
to support or strengthen
vacuous
lacking substance or intelligence
visceral
instinctive; relating to the internal organs
mutilate
to disfigure by damaging irreparably
mutliation
subservient
subordinate in function; obsequious
insouciant
calm and untroubled; carefree; indifferent
insouciance
Precursor
Someone or something that comes before another and announces or suggests what is to come.
Ruminate
To ponder at length.
Ruminative.
Obscene
Offensive to accepted standards of decency or modesty.
Obscenity.
Accolade
An award or honor; a sign of great respect.
Suffrage
The right to vote.