freshman sat vocab

verb condense or shorten

adjective condense or shorten

noun opponent

adjective easily approachable or warmly friendly

adjective unselfishly generous or concerned for others

n person who seeks to overturn the established government or advocate of abolishing authority

noun medicine to counteract a poison or disease

noun fear

adjective effective or distinct

adjective practicing self-denial or austere

verb to increase or add to

noun firm dislike

noun stubborn intolerance

noun boaster

noun frankness or open honesty

noun use of force to get someone to obey

noun readiness to yield or conformity in fulfilling requirements

adjective reconciling or soothing

noun great fire

verb struggle or compete or assert earnestly

adjective gracious or heartfelt

adjective mysterious or hidden or secret

noun courteous regard for another's wish

verb regret or disapprove of

adjective unoriginal or derived from another source

adjective harmful or damaging

noun wandering away from the subject

verb reveal

adjective able to see differences or prejudiced

verb belittle

verb distribute or spread or scatter (like seeds)

verb provide written evidence

adjective composed of elements drawn from disparate sources

adjective evasive or baffling or hard to grasp

verb increase or improve

adjective ambiguous or intentionally misleading

"noun expression of praise

verb put into effect or carry out

adjective invigorating and refreshing or cheering

adjective totally clear or definite or outspoken

verb free or disentangle

noun excessive zeal or extreme devotion to a belief of cause

adjective conspicuously wicked or blatant or outrageous

adjective stealthy or sneaky

verb stimulate by shock or stir up or revitalize

adjective loquacious or wordy or talkative

noun seriousness

verb obstruct

noun pride or arrogance

noun opinion contrary to popular belief or opinion contrary to accepted religion

adjective based on assumptions or hypotheses or supposed

verb injure or hurt

verb put into effect or supply with tools

adjective cutting or sharp

adjective insignificant or unimportant

adjective choosing at random or confused

adjective firmly established by nature or habit

adjective lacking in flavor or dull

verb come between

verb turn upside down or inside out

adjective coming from the side

adjective generous or openhanded or extravagant or wasteful

adjective lacking in spirit or energy

noun preoccupation with physical comforts and things

verb appease or moderate

noun indifference or lack of concern or composure

verb destroy completely

adjective threatening

noun extreme wealth or luxuriousness or abundance

adjective one-sided or prejudiced or committed to a party

noun belief that life is basically bad or evil or gloominess

verb pacify or conciliate

adjective advanced in development

adjective ostentatious or pompous or making unjustified claims or overly ambitious

adjective deep or not superficial or complete

adjective pertaining to a province or limited in outlook or unsophisticated

noun minor objection or complaint

noun dilemma

noun refutation or response with contrary evidence

adjective superfluous or repetitious or excessively wordy

verb abandon or disown or repudiate

verb censure or rebuke

noun determination or resolve

verb withdraw or take back

adjective vigorous or strong

verb soak thoroughly

noun isolation or solitude

adjective gloomy or depressing or dark or drab

adjective unchanging or lacking development

verb establish by evidence or verify or support

verb exceed

noun servile flatterer or bootlicker or yes man

adjective concise or abrupt or pithy

verb change or convert to something different

adjective hackneyed or commonplace

noun sameness or monotony

verb revere

verb clearfrom blame or exonerate or justify or support

adjective agreeable or gracious or engaging

noun fanatic or person who shows excessive zeal