SAT vocab lists 4-6

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altruistic (adj.)

Showing unselfish concern for the welfare of others. 利他的,利他主义的

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austere (adj.)

Severe, strict, or plain in appearance/manner. 朴素的,严厉的

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avuncular (adj.)

Kind, friendly, or supportive, like a good uncle. 叔的,伯的,舅的

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capricious (adj.)

Given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior. 反复无常的,多变的

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conspicuous (adj.)

Standing out so as to be clearly visible; attracting attention. 明显的,引人注意的

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counterproductive (adj.)

Having the opposite of the desired effect. 反作用的,反效果的

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demonstrative (adj.)

Serving to show, prove, or express feelings openly. 论证的,说明的

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dictum (n.)

A formal or authoritative statement. 声明,警句

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elliptical (adj.)

Obscure or ambiguous in expression; oval-shaped. 省略的,椭圆的

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ephemeral (adj.)

Lasting for a very short time. 短暂的,朝生暮死的

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finesse (n.)

Intricate and refined skill or diplomacy. 技巧,手段

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flippant (adj.)

Not showing a serious or respectful attitude. 轻浮的,无礼的

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hackneyed (adj.)

Lacking significance through having been overused; trite. 陈腐的,老套的

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iconoclast (n.)

A person who attacks cherished beliefs or traditional institutions. 偶像破坏者,打破旧习者

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implacable (adj.)

Unable to be appeased, calmed, or stopped. 不能和解的,不能平息的

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inane (adj.)

Silly, stupid, or lacking sense/meaning. 空洞的,无意义的

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insular (adj.)

Ignorant of or uninterested in cultures, ideas, or peoples outside one's own experience. 孤立的,思想狭隘的

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latent (adj.)

Existing but not yet developed, manifest, or active. 潜在的,潜伏的

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levy (n.)

The imposition or collection of an assessment, tax, or fine. 征收,征税

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malfeasance (n.)

Wrongdoing, especially by a public official. 渎职,违法行为

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mercurial (adj.)

Subject to sudden or unpredictable changes of mood or mind. 脾气多变的,水银的

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militant (adj.)

Combative and aggressive in support of a political or social cause. 好战的,富有侵略性的

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overwrought (adj.)

Deeply agitated, nervous, or overly elaborate. 过度紧张的,过分劳累的

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paucity (n.)

The presence of something only in small or insufficient quantities. 极少量,缺乏

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prescriptive (adj.)

Relating to the enforcement of a rule or method. 规定的,约定俗成的

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repertory (n.)

A stock or collection of plays, dances, or items that a company or person is prepared to perform. 全部剧目,仓库

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supercilious (adj.)

Behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others. 高傲的,自大的

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superlative (adj.)

Of the highest quality or degree. 最高的,最好的

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supplant (v.)

To supersede and replace. 代替,排挤掉

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transitory (adj.)

Not permanent; temporary. 短暂的,短时间内的

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trenchant (adj.)

Vigorous, incisive, or sharp in expression or style. 敏锐的,尖锐的

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truncate (v.)

To shorten something by cutting off the top or the end. 截去,缩短

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ungainly (adj.)

Awkward or clumsy in movement or posture. 难看的,不优雅的

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verdict (n.)

A decision or judgment reached in a court or matter. 裁决,结论

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visionary (adj.)

Thinking about or planning the future with wisdom or imagination; idealistic. 空想的,幻想的

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