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Sabyne's Stack 1
SAT Words 1-50
Word | Definition |
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Dubious | Uncertain,skeptical,doubtful,questionable |
Singular | Unique,special,remarkable,exceptional |
Sanctimonious | Phony holy,exaggerated religious feeling,hypocritical devotion or piousness,often "holier than thou" |
Preempt | To supersede,to replace by prior arrangement |
Frenetic | Frantic or frenzied,it describes how one acts when both desperately rushed and disorganized |
Immutable | Unchangeable,permanent,steadfast |
Affinity | Natural attraction or proclivity,a sense of kinship with something or someone,a strong sense of liking |
Transient | On the move,just passing through,not staying long |
Vindictive | To be spiteful,vengeful,malicious,wanting to take revenge |
Exigent | Urgent,pressing,requiring immediate action |
Facile | Easily done,glib,lacking death |
Precedent | Is a something that comes before something else and serves as an example of or justification for it |
Concord | Harmony,agreement,a peaceful similarity of attitudes |
Willful | Headstrong,stubborn,determined to have one's own way |
Precipitate | To bring about,to set off,to cause to happen |
Fauna | Refers to animals |
Rigorous | Exciting,strict,harsh,demanding of precision |
Illicit | Forbidden,illegal,improper,taboo |
Reprove | To criticize or correct |
Capitulate | To surrender,cave in pressure,to collapse |
Robust | Strong,hardy,vigorous |
Coalesce | To merge,to fuse,to blend together,to combine |
Superficial | To be shallow,concerned with only the obvious,not to deep or probing |
Scrutinized | To examine carefully,to study in detail |
Aptitude | A natural ability,a talent,an inclination towards something that has not yet been mastered |
Obfuscate | To make unclear,to darken or confuse,to muddle |
Mundane | Ordinary,routine,commonplace,not special,out of this world,not of heaven;earthly |
Harbinger | A forerunner,something that precedes something else and let's us know it is coming |
Circumspect | Cautious,guarded,vigilant |
Approbation | Praise,approval,admiration |
Static | Not moving,stationary,lacking movement or growth |
Anarchy | Lawlessness, the absence of government or authority; a state of chaos |
Colloquial | Informal,conversational,common |
Hermetic | Airtight or tightly sealed, unaffected by anything outside itself |
Expedite | To facilitate,to help along,to speed the progress of,to make easier |
Impervious | Unable to be penetrated,and thus protected from being influenced or touched by an outside force |
Apartheid | A rigid policy of racial segregation |
Edify | TO uplift,to benefit or instruct,especially morally |
Fetter | Literally means to restrain,to shackle |
Connoisseur | Is someone who has refined taste in a given area,someone whose experienced with something has made him/her an expert |
Compelling | Forceful,having a powerful pull |
Paradox | A self-contradiction |
Despot | A tyrant,a king or dictator with absolute power who use it oppressively |
Erudite | Scholarly,extremely learned,intellectual |
Deprecate | To deplore, to express strong disapproval of |
Vocation | A calling, a profession or business that one has a strong inclination toward |
Auspicious | Promising,boding well,heartening,encouraging. |
Languish | To experience prolong inactivity in a way that weakens or depresses |
Credulous | Gullible,eager to believe |
Decorous | Proper,dignified,in good taste,well-behaved,not offensive |