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SAT Exam Study Guide 100% Verified indigenous - answernative, originating in a place subjective - answerrelating to the mind as the subject of experience paradox - answerseeming contradiction or an actual contradiction anomalous - answerirregular, unusual viscous - answerhaving a thick consistency, gelatinous ephemeral - answerfleeting, or short life or duration corroborate - answerto confirm or make certain implicit - answerimplied, tacitly understood lucid - answerclear, understandabl...

Theories Of Personality Exam 1 Complete Questions And Answers Origins of the Study of Personality (A) -Temple at Delphi... "Know Thyself" -Socrates... by knowing ourselves, we can better understand human nature and other people -Hard to know oneself due to unconscious influences Origins of the Study of Personality (B) -Characterology: character sketches or the literary study of different personality -Theophrastus (371 to 287 B.C.) published first known book of character sketches, "Th...

SAT Exam Study Guide 100% Verified indigenous - answernative, originating in a place subjective - answerrelating to the mind as the subject of experience paradox - answerseeming contradiction or an actual contradiction anomalous - answerirregular, unusual viscous - answerhaving a thick consistency, gelatinous ephemeral - answerfleeting, or short life or duration corroborate - answerto confirm or make certain implicit - answerimplied, tacitly understood lucid - answerclear, understandabl...

GRE General Vocabulary Set 1 Study Review Test. Confound - CORRECT ANSWER to perplex or amaze, especially by a sudden disturbance or surprise. Repudiate - CORRECT ANSWER to reject with disapproval. Recapitulate - CORRECT ANSWER to review by a brief summary. Polarize - CORRECT ANSWER to divide into sharply opposing factions. Facetious - CORRECT ANSWER lacking serious intent; concerned with something nonessential, frivolous, or amusing. Frivolous - CORRECT ANSWER characterized ...

Hot Words for the SAT Vocabulary Exam Guide. brevity - CORRECT ANSWER briefness or conciseness in speech or writing concise - CORRECT ANSWER using few words in speaking or writing laconic - CORRECT ANSWER using few words in speech pithy - CORRECT ANSWER brief and full of meaning and substance; concise quiescent - CORRECT ANSWER quiet; still; inactive reticent - CORRECT ANSWER not talking much; reserved succint - CORRECT ANSWER clearly and briefly stated; concise tacitur...

SHSAT VocabIndignant - correct answer angry Miserly - correct answer stingy Demure - correct answer reserved Circumspect - correct answer cautious Erosion - correct answer wearing away Locomotion - correct answer motion Adhesion - correct answer to stick to Intricate - correct answer complex Monotinous - correct answer boring Archaic - correct answer ancient Inevitable - correct answer bound to happen Quarrelsome - correct answer bickering Dynamic ...

impinge upon infringe upon disconsolate very sad, incapable of being consoles Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:02 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More halcyon prosperous, calm, peaceful inveterate habitual fatuous complacently foolish frangible fragile germane relevant, pertinent salubrious healthful juvenescence youthfulness perquisite an exclusive right or benefit ...

ASVAB Word Knowledge Latest Version 100% Pass exigent requiring immediate action cursory superficial pretext excuse integrity moral character imminent impending precedent example intangible not corporeal immaterial not pertinent indifferent apathetic overt conspicuous disparities differences misconstrued misinterpreted incompetence inability imperative compulsory trepidation trembling dilapidated neglected ambiguous uncertain condescending patronizing egress exit expedite spee...

anomaly deviation from what is normal assuage to make something less severe Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen enigma a puzzle; mystery equivocal open to question erudite learned; educated (ex-rude) fervid having great passion SYN: zeal lucid easily understood; clear opaque obscure; obtuse placate to pacify or appease (PLAC: to please) ...

bombastic - (adj.) pompous or overblown in language; full of high-sounding words intended to conceal a lack of ideas requisite - necessary for relief or supply apocryphal - of questionable authenticity laconic - brief and to the point garrulous - full of trivial conversation ascetic - practicing great self-denial taciturn - habitually reserved and uncommunicative tempestuous - (of the elements) as if showing violent anger demarcation - the boundary of a specific area execrable - of ver...