SAT VOCAB 1-50 Flashcards

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Abate

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V.to become less active, less intense, or less in amount

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Abstract

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Adj. Existing purely in the mind; not representing actual reality

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3
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Abysmal

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Adj. Extremely bad

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Accordingly

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Adv. in accordance with

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5
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Acquisition

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n. The act of gaining a skill or possession of something

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Adapt

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v. To make suit a new purpose
v. To accommodate oneself to a new condition, setting, or situation

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Adept

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adj. Having knowledge or skill (usually in a particular area)

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Adequate

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A DJ. Having sufficient qualifications to meet a specific task or purpose

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Advent

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n. The arrival or creation of something (usually historic)

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Adversarial

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Adj. Relating to hostile opposition

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Advocate

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n. Someone who promotes or defense something
v. To defend or promote something (usually a belief, theory, opinion, etc.)

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Aesthetic

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Adj. Relating to beauty or refined taste

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13
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Afford

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V. To be able to buy
v. To be able to spare

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14
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Agitate

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V. To promote something (usually a cause)

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Allow

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V. To permit or consent to

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Allude

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V. To make a secretive mention of something

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Altercation

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n. A noisy argument or confrontation

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18
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Ambiguous

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Adj. Unclear or vague meaning

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Ambitious

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adj. Having a wonderful desire for success or achievement

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Ambivalence

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And. The state of being uncertain or stuck between two or more options

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21
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Analogous

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ADJ. Similar but not identical

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Annihilate

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V. To destroy or cost devastating destruction

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Anomaly

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n. Something different from the norm

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Anticipate

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V. Assume to be likely to happen

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Antipathy
N. A strong feeling of dislike
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Apex
N. The highest point of something
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Apprehension
And. Fearful expectation of something
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Articulate
V. To clearly expressed in words
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Artificial
ADJ. Something made; not occurring naturally
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Assertion
N. A strong declaration
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Austere
adj. Extremely plain adj. Stern and forbidding adj. Relating to self denial
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Authenticity
n. The quality of being real and true instead of fake and contrived
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Avenue
n. An intangible path or approach to something
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Avid
ADJ. Actively interested in or enthusiastic about something
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Basic
ADJ. Relating to the foundation or basis of something
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Bear
V. to have as a characteristic V. to have (a child) V. To bring forth V. To put up with
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Benevolent
ADJ. Kind, generous
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Bias
N. A preconception that prevents objectivity
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Bitter sweet
ADJ. Tinged with a feeling of sadness
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Bolster
V. To support strengthen or fortify
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Brawl
N. An intense, loud fight V. To fight loudly and disruptively
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Brevity
N. The quality of being brief or terse
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Candid
ADJ. Direct, blunt
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Candor
N. The trait of being honest and frank
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Capitalize
V. To use to your advantage
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Capture
V. To trap or take possession of V. To successfully represent or imitate V. To captivate, mesmerize V. To catch or seize
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Civic
ADJ. Relating to the city or citizens
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Clinical
ADJ. Emotionally unattached (usually used in medical or scientific setting)
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Clout
N. Special advantage or power
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Boost
N. And increase our growth V. To increase or make grow