SAT Vocabs #1301-1350 Flashcards

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Medley

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A mixture; an arrangement of songs performed together.

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Infringe

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To trespass; to violate.

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Deference

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Yielding an opinion, desire, or position to another out of respect.

Deferential.

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Warrant

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To justify or deserve.

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Scurrilous

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Using indecent or abusive language; slanderous or defamatory.

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Forgo

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To abstain from or relinquish; to do without.

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Distraction

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Mental distress; that which amuses or entertains.

Distract.

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Dilate

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To make wider; to expand.

Dilation.

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Detest

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To hate.

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Belated

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Delayed; postponed; detained.

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Gadfly

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A persistent critic; a nuisance; someone who provokes others.

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Circumvent

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To go around, bypass; to surround.

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Poise

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Self-assurance; composure; equilibrium.

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Opulence

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Extreme wealth; luxuriousness; abundance.

Opulent.

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Fissure

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A split; an opening.

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Bridle

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To restrain.

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Presage

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To indicate or warn in advance.

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Reproach

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To express disapproval for a fault, usually out of a sense of disappointment.

Reproach.

Reproachful.

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Rapacious

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Excessively greedy; taking by force.

Rapacity.

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Viscous

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Resistant to flow; thick (of a liquid).

Viscosity.

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Divine

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Related to a god; supremely good or beautiful.

Divinity.

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Shibboleth

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A custom or phrase distinctive of a particular group, class, etc.

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Pauper

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One who is extremely poor, esp. one living on public charity.

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Lavish

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Generous; extravagant.

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Adversary
An enemy or opponent. Adversarial.
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Deter
To prevent or discourage from acting by means of fear or doubt. Deterrence.
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Glutton
One who eats too much. Gluttony.
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Proliferate
To grow or reproduce rapidly.
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Unmitigated
Absolute; positive; severe.
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Inscrutable
Hard to understand; enigmatic.
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Decry
To speak out against strongly and openly.
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Horde
A group of people; a large crowd.
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Tangent
An abrupt digression or change of course. Tangential.
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Chaos
Complete disorder. Chaotic.
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Apprise
To inform or notify.
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Comprise
To include; to contain; to be composed of.
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Vertex
Highest point; summit. Vertices.
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Pundit
A person who gives opinions or commentary; an educated person.
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Depreciate
To reduce in price or value. Depreciation.
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Sustenance
The support of life or health. Sustain.
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Surfeit
An excess.
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Stringent
Imposing strict standards of performance; constricted. Stringency.
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Calumny
A false and malicious statement; slander. Calumnious. Calumniate.
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Accede
To agree to something.
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Demise
Destruction; death.
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Construe
To interpret.
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Disheveled
Disarranged; untidy; rumpled.
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Oracle
A person thought to be a source of wisdom or prophecy. Oracular.
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Virtuoso
One with great skill, esp. in music or the arts.
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Symbiotic
Involving a close relationship of mutual dependence. Symbiosis.