Sat words

Stymie

To block or hinder

Paucity

Scarcity

Austerity

A situation characterized by strict economic measures, often involving the reduction of government spending and increased taxes.

Putatively

Smthg genrally thought, claimed, pr presumed to be true; generally considered or reputed to be

Disparage

Belittle

Dessension

Rejection of; disagreement

Deference

Polite respect; yeilding to anothers wish

Auspiscious

Promising

Engimatic

Mysterious, puzzling, hard to understand

Venerable

Commanding respect through great age; respected

Multifarious

Having great variety, diversity

Coherent

Being clear, logical, and easy to understand

Prudent

Cautious, sensible, thrifty; wise

Example: “no prudent money manager would authorize a loan without first knowing its purpose"

Conspicuous

Obvious, standing out

Scrutinize

Analyzed

indigenous

Unique

Blemish

Flaw; imperfection

Criticize

Find fault; oppose

Censure

Condemn; deep disapproval or strong blame for bad behavior

Demarcate

Define; to set, mark, or draw the boundaries or limits of something

Foster

Grow

Precarious

Instability; likely to get worse

Inconspicuous

Discreet

Overtly

Shown and done in obvious way

Inadvertly

Unintentional

Cordially

Politely

Innocous

Harmless

Perpetual

Never-ending

Rectify

Correct

Retain

Continue to have

Contentious

Causing arguement

Arduous

Marked by great labor or effort

Demarcated

Separate from

Reconstituted

Formed again as new

Comflated

Combined with

Tenuous

Vulnerable/uncertain

Exacerbating

Make worse

Redressing

Compensating for

Epitomizing

Providing an example

Precluding

Preventing

Zenith

Highest peak

eccentric

acting in a strange, unusual, or unconventional way that strays from normal social habits

Hampered

hindered; impeded

exploited

used; took advantage of

Shrewd

clever; astute

incongruous

not suitable for surroundings

pretentious

exaggerated importance

1. heterogeneity

variety; diversity

ubiquity

widespread presence

1. expediency

convenience

1. fecundity

fertility

cohesion

harmony or unity

reciprocity

mutual exchange or cooperation between parties

perceptible

detectable

speculative

based on a guess