ALL SAT WORDS Flashcards

(40 cards)

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complacent

A

satisfied, no desire to change or improve

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complement

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to make perfect or complete

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3
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concede

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to be forced to agree or surrender

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4
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conceive

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to imagine or come up with

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5
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condone

A

to overlook

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conducive

A

to bring about or be suitable for for

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7
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conduct

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to control or manage

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8
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confide

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to share something secretive with someone

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9
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confine

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to restrict

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10
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consensus

A

overall agreement

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constitute

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to form or compose something

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12
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contemplate

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to think deeply about something

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13
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contend

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to maintain or assert (an opinion)

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14
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contradict

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to be in contrast with

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15
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controversial

A

highly debatable

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16
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conventional

A

abiding by the accepted standard

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17
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convey

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to pass on or transfer

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conviction

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a firm belief in something

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corroborate

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to provide evidence for

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counteract

21
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counterargument

A

an argument used to criticize or dismantle another argument

22
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counterproductive

A

hindering the achievement of a goal

23
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culmination

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the final act or climax

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cultivate

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to foster the growth off

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decree
to declare formally and with authority
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deference
respect:regard
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deficient
not enough in degree or amount
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demonstrate
to do as an example
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demur
to object to
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deplete
to overuse
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Eccentric
peculiar or odd; deviating from the norm
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Egregious
extremely bad
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Eloquent
having refined or expressive communication skills
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Eminent
superior or distinguished; high in position or status
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Emit
to discharge, give forth, or release
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Emphatic
very expressive; using emphasis
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Empirical
derived from experience, observation, or an experiment
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Endow
to equip or bestow (usu. a quality or ability)
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Endure
to withstand, sustain, or hold out against
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Entail
to involve or include