sat prep - english

subsequently

afterwards or at a later time

conversely

the opposite or on the other hand

prudent

acting with or showing care and thought for the future

overt

done or shown openly, frank

cordial

warm and friendly, sincere

inadvert

not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning, unintentional

antecedent

a word, phrase or event that comes before something else.

impending

About to happen, imminent.

innocuous

harmless or not offensive

perpetual

Lasting or continuing forever, without end.

conflate

combine into one

demarcate

set apart from

reconstitute

to form again in a different way

desultory

lack of definite plan

spurious

false

veritable

real

notional

theoretical

period

used between two complete sentences

semicolon

Before conjunctive adverbs such as however, therefore, or moreover

colon and dash

appear before a list or explanation

disparate

distinct in kind, dissimilar

exhaustive

thorough

protract

prolong

supersede

to replace or surpass something

curtail

reduce or limit something

obviate

anticipate and prevent something