SAT VOCABULARY SET #3:1-10 Flashcards
ABHOR [ab-hawr]
To hate, loathe, or detest
ABSTRACTION [ab-strak-shuh n]
A deduction, an idea separate from specific objects
ACME [ak-mee]
Top, highest point of perfection
AFFLUENCE [af-loo-uh ns]
Riches, abundance, opulence
AMNESTY [am-nuh-stee]
A general pardon for offenses against a government; a grant of immunity
ASSUAGE [uh-sweyj]
Lessen, pacify, mitigate
BILIOUS [bil-yuh s]
Sour, bad-tempered, crabby
BLASE [blah-zey]
Bored, uninterested, satiated
CAPTIOUS [kap-shuh s]
Fault-finding, sophistical, carping
CIRCUMSPECT [sur-kum m-spekt]
Cautious, careful, unobjectionable
Nathan _____________ Mr. Q’s Mathemetics class; the monotonous routine of each day causes him to think of it with great disdain.
ABHORS
For Jerome, love is an ________________. Not only is the concept intangible, navigating relationships and trying to grow in it causes great frustration.
ABSTRACTION
Jeanette’s monologue this year was her __________. Even though she had some great accomplishments, nothing compared to this feat.
ACME
The city of Austin continues to boast great __________. Several reports in recent years have continually placed it on the “top ten richest cities in the nation” list.
AFFLUENCE
When Baltazar agreed to comply with authorities, he was granted __________; no longer would he have to worry about the consequences of the crimes he committed.
AMNESTY