Y2 Academy SAT Vocabulary 11

concerted

(adj.) mutually agreed on; done together

constituent

(n.) supporter

fraternize

(v.) to associate in a friendly way

parallelism

(n.) state of being parallel; similarity

esteem

(v.) to respect; value

informal

(adj.) absence of ceremony; casual

venturesome

(adj.) bold

pacifist

(n.) one opposed to force; antimilitarist

impromptu

(adj.) done without preparation, on the spur of the moment

verbiage

(n.) pompous array of words

heedless

(adj.) not noticing; disregarding

unanimity

(n.) complete agreement

embrace

(v.) to hug; adapt of espouse; accept readily; encircle; include

blurt

(v.) to utter impulsively

raucous

(adj.) stridently loud; harsh; rowdy

extricate

(v.) to free from difficulty

reconcile

(v.) correct inconsistencies; become friendly after a quarrel

accommodate

(v.) oblige or help someone; provide with housing; adapt to

reciprocal

(adj.) mutual; shared; interchangeable

liaison

(n.) (1) contact keeping parts of an organization in communication; go-between; (2) secret love affair

communal

(adj.) held in common; of a group of people

collaborate

(v.) to work together

symbiosis

(n.) interdependent relationship (between groups, species), often mutually beneficial

congruent

(adj.) in agreement; corresponding

connivance

(n.) assistance; pretense of ignorance of something wrong; permission to offend

headlong

(adj.) hasty; rash

mishap

(n.) accident

braggart

(n.) boaster

fusion

(n.) union; blending; synthesis

amity

(n.) friendship

ensemble

(n.) group of (supporting) players; organic unity; costume

obnoxious

(adj.) offensive; objectionable

coalition

(n.) partnership; league; union

appease

(v.) to soothe; to pacify by giving in to

mollify

(v.) to soften; to soothe; to pacify

accomplice

(n.) partner in crime

ebullient

(adj.) boiling; bubbling with excitement; exuberant

rapport

(n.) emotional closeness; harmony

intimacy

(n.) closeness, often affectionate; privacy; familiarity

amiable

(adj.) friendly; agreeable

endorse

(v.) to approve; support

advocacy

(n.) support; active pleading on something's behalf

compatible

(adj.) harmonious; capable of functioning working or living together in harmony; consistent

concur

(v.) express agreement with an opinion; happen together

acquiesce

(v.) to comply passively; to accept; to assent; to agree

farce

(n.) broad comedy; mockery

incorporate

(v.) to introduce something into a larger whole; combine; unite

merger

(n.) combination (of two business corporations)