Set 3 SAT Flashcards
knack
a specific talent for doing something, esp one that is difficult to teach
reprehensible
deserving to be severely criticized
lethargic
dull; sluggish; moving slowly
pulpit
a podium used for preaching
edible
able to be eaten
artifact
an object produced by human work, esp. one of historical or archaeological interest
quiver
to shake; to tremble from fear or cold
languish
to lose strength or health; to remain neglected
collaborate
to work together, esp. at an intellectual effort
utopia
an ideally perfect place
turbid
cloudy, muddy; in a state of turmoil
altruistic
unselfish; benevolent; caring more for others than oneself
delve
to look for; to search; to investigate (usually with “into”)
recede
to go back; to withdraw
avocation
a hobby
patron
a sponsor; a supporter; a regular customer.
raiment
clothing
bellow
to yell very loudly; to shout
pervade
to spread through or be present throughout
penitent
feeling regret