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perverse
adj. stubbornly wrongheaded; wicked and perverted
spurn
v. reject; scorn
platitude
n. trite remark; commonplace statement
insightful
adj. discerning; preceptive
rote
n. repetition
procrastinate
v. postpone; delay pr put off
peerless
adj. having no equal; incomparable
vampire
n. ghostly being that sucks the blood of the living
requiem
n. mass (Christian religious ceremony) for the dead; dirge
swill
v. drink greedily
unstinting
adj. giving generously; not holding back
partial
adj. incompetent; having a liking for something
somnambulist
n. sleepwalker
valedictory
adj. / n. pertaining to farewell
gullible
adj. easily deceived
palette
n. board on which painter mixes pigments
warble
v. / n. sing; babble
virtual
adj. in essence; for practical purposes
laud
v. praise
exhume
v. dig out of the ground; remove from the grave
harrowing
adj. agonizing; distressing; traumatic
odium
n. detestation; hatefulness; disrepute
testy
adj. irritable; short-tempered
paleontology
n. study of prehistoric life
pithy
adj. concise; meaningful; substantial; meaty
salacious
adj. lascivious; lustful
petty
adj. trivial; unimportant; very small
degradation
n. humiliation; debasement; degeneration
inclined
adj. tending or leaning toward; bent
ingratite
v become popular with
pauper
n. very poor person
prophetic
adj. foretelling the future
adj. looking back on the past
retrospective
n. a generally comprehensive exhibition showing the work of an artist over a span of years
perquisite
n. any gain above stipulated salary
dispatch
n. speediness; prompt execution; message sent with all due speed
threadbare
adj. worn through till the threads show; shabby and poor
acoustics
n. science of sound; quality that makes a room easy or hard to hear in
melancholy
adj. gloomy; morose; blue
adage
n. wise saying; proverb
discretion
n. prudence; ability to adjust actions to circumstances
ancestry
n. family decent
forensic
adj. suitable to debate or courts of law
extrovert
n. person interested mostly in external objects and actions
navigable
adj. wide and deep enough to allow ships to pss through; able to be steered
foible
n. weakness; slight fault
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SAT Vocabulary List 11
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Words from SAT Vocabulary List 11
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2013-03-31T18:34:39Z
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