SSAT 3000 HARD 2164-2200 Flashcards by Drake Gallien | Brainscape

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Caucus

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Gathering, assembly

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Pageantry

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Affectation, spectacle

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Epochal

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Periodic

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Strophe

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Movement from right to left

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Junketeer

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A person who goes on a feast or picnic

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Disseminate

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Spread, disperse

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Purloin

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To steal, thieve, rob

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Pleasance

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A pleasant place

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Bonanza

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A rich source of profit

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Paraphernalia

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Personal belongings, équipage

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Patricide

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Act of killing ones father

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Sussuration

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Whispering, murmur

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Intermittence

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Reappearance, recurrence

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Introspection

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Contemplations scrutiny

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Palatine

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Privileged, empowered

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A Gary

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Whim, fancy

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Rancorous

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Resentful, embittered

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Valuation

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Estimate, cost

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Complacency

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Satisfaction, security

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Recrudescence

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Rebound, revival

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Hyperbolic

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Exaggerated, inflated

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Syntax

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Pattern, arrangement

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Connotative

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Hinting, implying

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Vertigo

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Dizziness

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Ribald

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Coarse, lewd

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Feminism

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A school of belief that argues for increased rights for women

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Subordinate

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Lower in rank, lesser, supplementary

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Sumptuary

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Having to do with spending of money

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Asperse

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Slander, defame

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Annalist

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Historian, chronicler

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Piroette

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A whirling about on one foot or on the toes as in dancing

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Incertitude

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Doubt, uncertainty

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Gunnery

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The construction and management of large guns

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Fluorescent

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Flowering, flourishing

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Augury

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Omen, prophecy

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Tridentate

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Having three teeth or toothlike points

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Reverberatory

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Echoing, resounding