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SAT Vocabulary Review

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tangibleperceptible by touch
abnegateto renounce a right or a privilege
knaverydeceitfulness in dealing
denizeninhabitant
epitomea simplified representation of something
homologousidentical in nature, make-up, or relation
abbotthe superior of a community of monks
ablutiona washing or cleansing, especially of the body
tautstretched tight
temerityrecklessness
itinerantwandering
judiciousprudent
juxtaposeto place close together
kinsfolkrelatives
placidserene
pluralitya majority
adorationprofound devotion
hillocka small hill or mound
epidermisthe outer skin
defameto slander
deforestto clear of forests
pitilesshard-hearted
piousreligious
adounnecessary activity or ceremony
tantalizeto tease
synopsisa syllabus or summary
hirsutehaving a hairy covering
plauditan expression of applause
isothermalhaving or marking equality of temperature
jocosedone or made in jest
poesypoetry
erraticirregular
hibernalpertaining to winter
affableeasy to approach
agglomerateto pile or heap together
deifyto regard or worship as a god
kernela grain or seed
kiloliterone thousand liters
jovialmerry
telephonythe art or process of communicating by telephone
abjectsunk to a low condition
abhorrentvery repugnant; hateful
abeyancesuspension or temporary inaction
adjudgeto award or bestow by formal decision
admonishto scold or warn of a fault
afootin progress
aggravateto make heavier, worse, or more burdensome
aggressionan unprovoked attack
accreditto give credit or authority to
adherentclinging or sticking fast
addleto make inefficient or worthless; to muddle
adduceto bring forward or name in consideration
acquitto free or clear from accusation
acerbitysourness; bitterness
achromaticcolorless
addendumsomething added or to be added
actuateto move or incite to action
acrimonysharpness or bitterness of speech and temper
acridharshly pungent or bitter
acreagequantity or extent of land
acquiescencepassive consent
acousticpertaining to the act or sense of hearing
acmethe highest point or summit
Achilleaninvulnerable
acumenquickness of intellectual insight
abominateto hate violently
accedeto agree
accostto speak to
abrogateto abolish or repeal
deferto delay or put off to some other time
dejectto dishearten
deleterioushurtful, morally or physically
delugeto overwhelm with a flood of water
delineateto represent by sketch or diagram
defrayto make payment for
demisedeath
deplorablecontemptible
deportmentdemeanor
depreciationa lowering in value or underrating in worth
denouementthat part of a play or story in which a mystery is cleared up
demerita mark for failure or bad conduct
depositorya place where anything is kept in safety
demurragethe detention of a vessel beyond the specified time of sailing
depraveto render bad, especially morally bad
epigrama pithy phrasing of a shrewd observation
euphonyagreeableness of sound
evangelicalseeking the conversion of sinners
estuarya wide lower part of a tidal river
esquirea title of dignity, office, or courtesy
equityfairness or impartiality
espyto keep close watch
estimableworthy of respect
eschewto keep clear of
equilibriuma state of balance
eruditevery learned
evanesceto vanish gradually
estrangeto alienate
equanimityevennes of mind or temper
epizooticprevailing among animals
erroneousincorrect


American & English Literature, Expository Writing, Film Theory
Medfield High School
Medfield, MA

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