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sat vocab
Term | Definition |
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absolution | forgiveness or passing over of offenses |
affirmative | answering yes; to a question instead of yes |
coddle | to treat as a baby or an invalid, to spoil someone |
dissipate | to disperse or disappear |
finite | limited |
indignant | having such anger and scorn as is aroused by meannes or wickedness |
juxtapose | to place close together or side by side, specially for companion |
narrative | an orderly continuous account of the successive particulars of an event |
poignant | severely painful or acute to the spirit |
relapse | to suffer a return of a disease after partial recovery |
sear | to burn on the surface |
succumb | to cease to resist |
fravesty | a grotesque or debased likeness of imitation of something |
vogue | a prevalent way of fashion |
writhe | to twist the body, face, or limbs or as in pain or distress |
abstain | to keep oneself back from doing or using something |
affluence | a profuse or abundant supply of riches |
coerse | to force |
distraught | distracted, deeply upset, and bewildered |
fluctuate | to pass backward and forward irregular from one stage or degree to another |
indulgence | the yielding to inclination, passion, desire, or prosperity in oneself or another |
laborious | requiring much work, exersion or perseverance; toilsome |
nefarious | wicked in the extreme |
ponder | to meditate or reflect on it |
revelant | bearing upon or connected with the matter in hand |
seclude | to place, keep, or with draw from the companionship of other |
suggestive | stimulating to thought or reflection |
treachery | violation of allegiance, confidence, or plighted faith |
voracious | eating with greediness or in very large quantities |
fanatic | a person with extreme and uncritial enthusiasm for a topic, politics or religion |
abstruse | dealing with matters difficult to be understood |
agitate | to move or excite (the feeling or thoughts) |
complacement | pleased or satisfied with oneself |
divulge | to tell or make known, as something previously private or secret |
formidable | difficult to accomplish |
inevitable | unavoidable |
laggard | falling behind phisically |
negligent | apt to omit what ought to be done |
precede | to happen first |
relinguish | to give up using or having |
seize | to catch or take hold of suddenly and forcibly |
supercilious | exhibiting haughting and careless contempt |
trite | made common place by frequent repitition |
eclecting | selecting or choosing from a variety of systems, objects, methodologies; not following one system |
foliage | leaves of a plant collectively; greeneryb |
abstinence | self denial |
aghast | struck with terror and amazement |
collaborate | to labor or cooperate with another or others, especially in literary or scientific pursuits |
divergent | tending in different directions |
forebode | to be an omen or warning sign of, especially of evil |
inept | not fit or suitable |
lackadaisical | being without vigor or spirit; listless |
negate | to deny |
potent | physically powerful |
reliance | dependence |
seethe | to be violently excited or agitated |
sumptous | rich and costly |
tremulous | characterized by quivering or unsteadiness |
vulnerable | capable of receiving injuries |
zealot | one who embraces a cause or pursues an object in a fanatical matter |