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appease
v. to satisfy or attempt to satisfy demands by granting concessions
craven
adj. cowardly; comtemptibly timid
menial
adj. lowly or servant-like
placate
v. to make less angry
self-abnegation
n. the putting aside of personal interest for the sake of others
submissive
adj. willing to obey without resistance; docile
sycophant
n. the one who seeks favor by flattering people of wealth or influence
timid
adj. easily frightened; lacking self-confidence
toady
n. a person who flatters others who self-serving reasons; a sycophant
tremulous
adj. shaking; fearful
root: duc(t)
lead/pull
abduct
v. to take away, kidnap
adduce
v. to show as an example or means of proving something
byproduct
n. a side-effect; something produced in the making of something else
conducive
adj. tending to bring about
deduce
v. to reach a conclusion by reasoning
ductile
adj. easily shaped; capable of being persuaded easily
educe
v. to draw out; elicit
induce
v. to influence, esp. by persuasion; to bring about; to infer by inductive reasoning
induct
v. to play formally in office; to admit as a member
seduce
v. to lure or attract; to lead astray
Author
tiffanycedeno
ID
199850
Card Set
SAT 3-1
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Updated
2013-02-12T01:17:13Z
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