SAT Wk #8 pt. 1

  1. eclectic
    (a) composed from many different sources
  2. pastiche
    (n) mixture; composed from many different sources; an eclectic composition
  3. hodgepodge (hotchpotch)
    (n) mixture
  4. motley
    (n) mixture of colors
  5. hybrid
    (n) mixture of breeds
  6. mongrel
    (n) mixture of breeds
  7. alloy
    (n) mixture of metals
  8. melange
    (n) mixture
  9. enigma
    enigmatic
    enigmatize
    • (n) mystery
    • (a) mysterious; confusing
    • (v) to mystify; confuse
  10. fluster
    • (v) to confuse
    • to be nervous and confused without composure
  11. becloud
    (v) to confuse
  12. mystify
    (v) to confuse
  13. disorient
    (v) to confuse
  14. obfuscate
    (v) to confuse; to darken
  15. befuddle
    (v) to confuse
  16. bedazzle
    (v) to confuse
  17. bemuse
    (v) to confuse
  18. muddle
    (v) to confuse
  19. bewilder
    (v) to confuse
  20. baffle
    (v) to confuse
  21. puzzle
    (v) to confuse
  22. confound
    (v) to confuse
  23. faze
    (v) to confuse
  24. perplex
    (v) to confuse
  25. quandary
    (n) perplexity
  26. extemporaneous
    (a) done with litle preparation; instantaneous
  27. extemporize
    (v) to do, make, etc. instantaneously
  28. improvise
    (v) to do, make, etc. instantaneously
  29. impromptu
    • (n) something that is improvised
    • (a) quick; instantaneous
  30. treacherous
    treachery
    • (a) unfaithful; disloyal
    • (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
  31. treasonous
    treason
    • (a) unfaithful; disloyal
    • (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
  32. perfidious
    perfidy
    • (a) betraying; unfaithful; disloyal
    • (n) betrayal; unfaithfulness; disloyalty
  33. infidel
    infidelity
    • 1. (a) unfaithful; disloyal (Ex. husband & wife)
    • 2. (n) an unbeliever (Ex. religiously)
    • (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
  34. traitor
    traitorous
    traitorousness
    • (n) a conspirator
    • (a) unfaithful; disloyal
    • (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
  35. falsehearted
    falseheartedness
    • (a) unfaithful; disloyal
    • (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalness
  36. disaffected
    disaffectedness
    • (a) unfaithful; disloyal
    • (n) unfaithfulness; disloyalness
  37. disaffect
    • (v) 1. to cause to lose affection to
    • 2. to be disloyal to esp. to a government
  38. collude
    collusion
    • (v) to agree or side with the enemy; to conspire
    • (n) conspiracy
  39. punctuate
    (v) to disrupt
  40. access
    inaccessable
    • (v) to approach (n) an approach
    • (a) that cannot be approached
  41. assess
    (v) to appraise; to tell or judge to value of
  42. virulent
    (a) poisonous; harmful
  43. deleterious
    (a) harmful
  44. baneful
    (a) harmful
  45. pernicious
    (a) harmful
  46. detrimental
    (a) harmful
  47. lethal
    (a) evil; harmful
  48. hazardous
    (a) harmful
  49. nocuous
    innocuous
    • (a) harmful
    • (a) not harmful
  50. noxious
    innoxious
    • (a) harmful
    • (a) not harmful
  51. obnoxious
    nasty; disagreeable
  52. rudimentary
    (a) in an early stage; elementary
  53. inchoate
    (a) just begun
  54. incipient
    (a) beginning
  55. inception
    (a) start
  56. nascent
    (a) beginning to born
  57. natal
    (a) of or from birth
Author
Anonymous
ID
56977
Card Set
SAT Wk #8 pt. 1
Description
csti
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