DSAT Vocab (7)

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31 Terms

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concede (v)

to admit, often unwillingly, that something is true

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assumption (n)

supposition, deduction, suspicion

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nourishment (n)

food that you need to grow and stay healthy

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synthetic (adj)

artificial

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ablation (n)

remove

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depict (v)

represent or describe

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intriguing (adj)

interesting, complex, or complicated

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preferential (adj)

better than that given to others

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assess (v)

to judge or decide the amount, value, quality, or importance of something

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prevalent (adj)

general or common

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lucrative (adj)

(esp. in a business, job, or an activity) producing a lot of money

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infallible (adj)

incapable of making mistakes, effective, or successful

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atypical (adj)

irregular, eccentric, or odd

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tedious (adj)

boring, uninteresting, or slow

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sophisticated (adj)

elegant, advanced, or complex

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vintage (adj)

excellent, classical, or harvest

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annotate (v)

comment, hang, or add notes

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reciprocate (v)

exchange

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disengage (v)

disassemble

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proponent (n)

supporter or adviser

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omission (n)

the act of not including something that should have been included, or thing that is not included

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panel (n)

table or chart

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elect (v)

select or vote

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illicit (adj)

illegal or disapproved of by society

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mitigation (n)

reduction or decrease

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confederacy (n)

a league or alliance

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snatch (v)

seize, or kidnap

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irate (adj)

very angry

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dully (adv)

in a way that is boring

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grief (n)

sadness or sorrow

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invoke (v)

mention, implement, or pray