Elite SAT Vocab 701-800

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trowel

a flat-bladed tool used for spreading cement

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dislodge

to force out of a concealed position

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loath

unwilling, reluctant

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zenith

maximum; the highest point

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dank

unpleasantly damp

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dormant

inactive, but capable of being active

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haggard

appearing tired and thin, as from anxiety, disease, hunger, etc.

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masonry

stonework or brickwork

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dilettante

one who engages an art with only superficial skill; an amateur

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jocular

characterized by joking

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antipathy

a feeling of strong repulsion or aversion

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quarry

a hunted bird or animal; prey

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ingenuous

innocent and naive

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implicate

to incriminate; to show or suggest involvement

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paternal

relating to or characteristic of a father

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aver

affirm or declare

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liberal

generous; giving freely

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perennial

lasting through the years

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levy

to impose or collect, usually taxes

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prevail

to triumph over; to be or become most common

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prowess

superior skill or ability

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abdicate

to willingly give up the position of king, queen, etc.; to choose not to fulfill a role or duty

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accord

agreement

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palpable

capable of being handled, touched, or felt; easily perceived

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spontaneous

occurring naturally or without forethought

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pedantic

putting unnecessary stress on minor or purely academic knowledge

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lithe

limber and graceful; supple

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fiasco

a major disaster

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drone

to make a continuous, low buzzing or humming sound; to speak monotonously

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abide

to tolerate

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fluctuate

to move back and forth or up and down, esp. unpredictably

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harp

to talk or write about excessively

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preeminent

superior in status or fame to all others, esp. as a generally recognized quality

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specious

seeming to be truthful on the surface, but actually false

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contract

to reduce in size by drawing together

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inadvertent

unintentional; accidental

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serendipity

unexpected gift or discovery

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malicious

spiteful

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inanimate

without any character or life; dull

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plaintive

expressing sorrow

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thwart

prevent; frustrate

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regress

to return to a previous state

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adept

very skilled, esp. natural talent improved by practice

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idiosyncrasy

a particular, peculiar, or eccentric trait

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uncouth

uncultured; crude

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herald

to bear news; to announce

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sparse

thinly spread or distributed; not dense or crowded

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bifurcate

to divide into two parts

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arbitrary

determined by chance or individual preference, not by reason, necessity or principle

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dais

raised platform

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savor

to taste or smell, esp. with pleasure; n. the taste or smell

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fluster

to make nervous or upset

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relief

a distinction or prominence due to contrast

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habitat

the place where a person or thing is ordinarily found; a particular type of natural environment

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platitude

a commonplace remark delivered as if it were important

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sabotage

to deliberately obstruct or destroy

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minutiae

trivial details

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effervescent

giving off gas bubbles; showing high spirits or excitement

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desiccate

to dry completely

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gregarious

seeking and enjoying the company of others; tending to move in a group

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sojourn

a brief visit

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listless

having no interest in what is going on about one; languid; spiritless

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secular

not religious; worldly

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defer

to delay; to put off

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surfeit

an excess

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compunction

a feeling of uneasiness caused by a sense of guilt

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decapitate

to cut off the head

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rejuvenate

to restore energy or an appearance of youth

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chronology

arrangement of events in time

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provincial

limited in perspective; unsophisticated

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pliant

easily bent; pliable; adaptable or compliant

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melodramatic

exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental

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paramount

supreme; ranking higher than others in power or importance

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precocious

developing earlier than usual, esp. mentally

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syntax

the way words are arranged to form phrases, clauses, and sentences

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euphoria

A feeling of great happiness

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detach

to separate from a larger mass; disengage or remove (physically or emotionally)

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animosity

bitter hostility, esp. that which provokes punitive action

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bard

poet

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revere

honor

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guffaw

to laugh loudly and crudely; a loud burst of laughter

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inveterate

established for a long time; habitual

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tenable

able to be maintained in argument; rationally defensible; able to be held against assault; defensible

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mitigate

to improve by lessening the severity of

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giddy

dizzy; lightheaded

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diction

word choice in speech or writing; degree of clarity in speaking

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negligent

careless; inattentive

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omnipotent

all-powerful

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propagate

to multiply or reproduce; to transmit; to extend to a wider area

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malinger

to act sick in order to avoid work

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convene

to bring together

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eschew

to avoid or shun

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arable

suitable for growing crops

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optimum

the most favorable point or condition

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err

to make a mistake

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scoff

to make fun of; to ridicule

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Saturate

to soak or fill to capacity

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excruciating

severely painful

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douse

to wet thoroughly

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restitution

compensation for a loss