GHS English 11 SAT Word List 4

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Adversity

misfortune; hardship

<p>misfortune; hardship</p>
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Anecdote

short account of event; short story

<p>short account of event; short story</p>
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Asylum

sanctuary; place of refuge or shelter

<p>sanctuary; place of refuge or shelter</p>
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Clairvoyant

able to see the future able to perceive things that normal people cannot

<p>able to see the future able to perceive things that normal people cannot</p>
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Conditional

provisional, contingent; an if-then statement

<p>provisional, contingent; an if-then statement</p>
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Demagogue

rabble rousing leader; a leader who appeals to citizens' emotions to obtain power

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Divergent

variant, moving apart; separating, moving in different directions from a particular point

<p>variant, moving apart; separating, moving in different directions from a particular point</p>
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Ephemeral

momentary, fleeting, lasting a very short time

<p>momentary, fleeting, lasting a very short time</p>
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Florid

flushed, ornate; excessively decorated or embellished

<p>flushed, ornate; excessively decorated or embellished</p>
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Hedonist

pleasure seeker; one who believes that pleasure is the sole aim in life

<p>pleasure seeker; one who believes that pleasure is the sole aim in life</p>
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Inconsequential

trivial; not important

<p>trivial; not important</p>
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Jubilation

joy; exultation; a feeling of extreme joy

<p>joy; exultation; a feeling of extreme joy</p>
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Novice

beginner; someone new to a field or activity

<p>beginner; someone new to a field or activity</p>
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Perfidious

disloyal; deceitful and untrustworthy

<p>disloyal; deceitful and untrustworthy</p>
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Prosperity

wealth, success, a peak of economic activity

<p>wealth, success, a peak of economic activity</p>
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Reclusive

withdrawn, hermit-like

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Reverence

profound respect; worship

<p>profound respect; worship</p>
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Submissive

meek; tending to obey or yield

<p>meek; tending to obey or yield</p>
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Suppress

to end an activity; to stop by force; to put down

<p>to end an activity; to stop by force; to put down</p>
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Venerable

respectable due to age; profoundly honored

<p>respectable due to age; profoundly honored</p>
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ad-

toward; to

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di-

twice, double, two

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per-

by, through; all over

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pros-

in front; toward; in addition

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sub-

under, below

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vers

turned

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fid

faith, trust

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clus/clud

close, shut

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miss/mit

send, let go

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contemptuous

showing contempt; scornful

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haughty

arrogantly superior and disdainful; snobbish

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isolent

showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect

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ostentatious

characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice; showy

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presumptuous

(of a person or their behavior) failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate; forward, bold

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pretentious

attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed; pompous; self-important