SAT Words 121-144 Flashcards

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Gaffe

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A clumsy social error; a faux pas

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Flippant

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Disrespectfully humorous or casual

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Grandiose

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Great in scope or intent; grand

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Gratuitous

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Given freely; unearned; unnecessary

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Hackneyed

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Worn through overuse; trite

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Husbandry

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The application of scientific principles to agriculture, especially animal breeding

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Idiosyncrasy

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Characteristic peculiar to an individual or group

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Ignominy

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Great personal dishonor or humiliation; disgraceful conduct

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Impetuous

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Suddenly and forcefully energetic or emotional; impressive and passionate

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Impetus

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An impelling force or stimulus

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Impugn

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To attack as false or questionable

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Incoherent

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Lacking cohesion or connection

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Incongruous

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Lacking in harmony; incompatible

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Incontrovertible

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Indisputable; not open to question

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Indict

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To officially charge with wrongdoing or crime

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Ingenuous

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Lacking in cunning; guile; or worldliness

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Innocuous

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Having no adverse effect; harmless

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Inscrutable

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Difficult to fathom or understand; impenetrable

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Innsinuate

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To introduce or communicate stealthily

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Insipid

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Uninteresting; unchallenging; lacking taste or savor;

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Insolent

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Insulting in manner or speech

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Insular

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Isolated; narrow or provincial

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Intransigence

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Refusal to moderate a position or to compromise

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Inundate

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To overwhelm as if with a flood; to swamp