reading sat vocab 2

precarious

In a state of uncertainty or instability, often involving danger.

inconsipicious

not easily noticed or seen; subtle.

exactitude

The quality of being precise and accurate in details or measurement.

confer

to grant or bestow a title, degree, or right.

postulate

to suggest or assume the existence, fact, or truth of something as a basis for reasoning or discussion.

impartial

Treating all rivals or disputants equally; unbiased.

elude

to evade or escape from something, typically in a skillful or clever way.

laded

to have loaded or burdened something

analogous

similar or comparable in certain respects

transcending

going beyond the limits of ordinary experience

equivocating

the act of avoiding making a definitive statement, often by using ambiguous language.

corollary

A proposition that follows logically from a previously proven statement, often seen as a direct consequence or result.

viability

the ability to live or function successfully, especially in terms of business or project feasibility.

bolster

to support or strengthen something, often to improve or enhance its effectiveness.

subvert

overturn or undermine

lauded

praised or admired, usually in public

concur

to agree or have the same opinion

dissent

the expression or holding of opinions that differ from those previously, commonly, or officially expressed.

viability

the ability to work successfully or be feasible.

interpolated

to introduce or insert something into a text or conversation

abate

to reduce in amount, degree, or intensity

synergy

the interaction of elements that produces a combined effect greater than the sum of their separate effects.

paradox

a statement that seems contradictory but may reveal a deeper truth.

succint

expressing much in few words

mitigate

to make less severe or serious.

benevolent

well-meaning and kindly

elucidate

to make clear or explain

discord

a disagreement or conflict between people.

nuance

a subtle difference or distinction in meaning or expression

obsolete

no longer in use

altruistic

showing selfless concern for the well-being of others.

innocuous

not harmful or offensive

abysmal

extremely bad or poor

animousity

a strong feeling of hostility or resentment.

stark

clearly defined, complete, or extreme

uniquitous

present everywhere or widespread

palbable

capable of being touched or felt; easily perceived.