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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...

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...

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known beforehand - predicted arousing anger or interest; annoying - provocative stubbornly unyielding - tenacious harmless - benign impulsive and unpredictable - capricious many and different - diverse complicated, complex - intricate awareness; insight - perception reluctant to draw attention - reticent cause to be alert and energetic - stimulate to expect beforehand - anticipate having too many twists and turns; overly complicated - convoluted give support or one's approval to - e...

GRE Vocab 2024 All Answers Success 1. incipient (adj.) — in an initial stage; beginning to develop. ️ 2. ephemeral (adj.) — lasting for a very short time. ️ 3. seminal (adj.) — influencing later developments. ️ 4. canonical (adj.) — authorized, recognized; pertaining to accepted standards or works. ️ 5. cognoscenti (n.) — those who know. ️ 6. paean (n.) — a song of praise, joy, or triumph. ️ 7. elocution (n.) — the skill of clear, expressive speech. ️ ...

Court Interpreter Written Exam Module 1 Page 1 with complete solution obloquy - answer-Censure, public disgrace (DESHONRA, VITUPERACION) obstreperous - answer-Noisy, boisterous (FUERA DE CONTROL, RUIDOSO) retort - answer-snappy answer (REPLICAR) reticent - answer-reserved, reluctant, restrained (RESERVADO, RELUCTANTE, RESTRINGIDO) behest - answer-command, order (COMANDO, ORDERN) prevaricate - answer-to speak falsely or misleadingly (TERGIVERSAR) trenchant - answer-...

Numberless - correct answer too numerous to be counted Immeasurable - correct answer beyond calculation or measure Singular - correct answer Unique; extraordinary Duplicity - correct answer contradictory doubleness of thought, speech or action, especially the belying of one's true intentions by deceptive words or actions Apocryphal - cor...

legitimate - correct answer make legal pummel - correct answer to hit repeatedly facilitate - correct answer make easier exemplify - correct answer be characteristic of confluence - correct answer a flowing together requisite - correct answer required; necessary delude - correct answer To mislead, deceive, lead astray or fool comprehensive - correct answer broad; including a lot or everything; thorough; inclusive reticent - correct answer inclined to keep silent; reserved...

SHSAT Vocab Wordsreprieve - correct answer cancel or postpone the punishment of (someone, especially someone condemned to death). conjecture - correct answer an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information; surmise dearth - correct answer (n.) a lack, scarcity, inadequate supply; a famine proscribe - correct answer to forbid-especially by law to denounce or condemn pernicious - correct answer having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way re...