sat vocab

commodious

adj, affording ample space and room

commodious synonyms

capacious, ample, servicabel

declivity synonyms

declination, descnet

declivity

noun, downward slope

diatribe

noun, bitter denunciation or criticism, anathema

diatribe synontms

castigation, invective, harangue, tirade

dither

noun, state of trembling excitement or fear, vacillation, trembling, vibration

dither synonyms

agitation, clamor, fluster, fuss

fanaticism

noun, excessive zeal or enthusiasm

fanaticism synonyms

devotion, dogma, infatuation, passion, tenacity, zealotry

forestalled

verb, prevented or delayed beforehand

forestalled synonyms

anticipated, averted, hindered,

frenetic

adj, frenzied, frantic

frenetic synonyms

distraught, overwrought, rabid, unbalanced

grisly

adj, ghastly, inspiring fear

grisly synonyms

gruesome, lurid, macabre

indigent

adj, very poor, impoverished

indigent syonyoms

destitute, impecunious

jaunty

adj, stylish and lively in appearance

jaunty synonyms

animated, buoyant, dapper, dashing, impish, playful, swaggering

kudos

noun, awards or honors

kudos synonyms

acclaim, credit, distinction, honor, laudation, praise, raves

maverick

noun, independent individual who does not go along w the group

maverick synonyms

beatnik, bohemian, nonconformist, radical

mutinous

adj, rebellious, unruly

mutinous synonyms

anarchist, dissident, insurrectionary, rebel

perennial

adj, lasting for many years

perennial synonyms

constant, incessant, perpetual, unremitting

philistine

adj, narrow minded person who opposes or is indifferent to cultural values

philistine synonyms

boorish, crude, immodest, obscene, scatalogical, uncouth, unrefined, vulgar

precipice

noun, very steep cliff, brink of something dangerous

precipice synonyms

bluff, cliff, crag

rectitude

noun, state of moral integrity

rectitude synonyms

decency, goodness, integrity, morality, virtue

sanguine

adj, very confident

sanguine synonyms

optimistic, hopeful, sure

staid

adj reserved and upright, sedate

staid synonym

earnest, grave, sober, solemn

verdant

fresh and green, adj

verdant synonyms

flourishing, fresh, grassy, leafy, lush, verdurous

amulet

noun, charm or ornament worn to protect against evil

amulet synonyms

lucky piece, talisman

dissolution

nou, disintegration, decomposition, dispersion

dissolution synonyms

disunion, demise, discontinuation, termination

ignoble

adj, of lowly origin, without honor

ignoble synonyms

abject, mean, sordid

illicit

illegal, adj

illicit synonyms

unlawful, illegitimate

infernal

relating to hell

infernal synonyms

hellish, diabolical, fiendish

knoll

noun, small round hill

knoll synonyms

ascent, bliff, dune, hillock, mount

magnate

noun, person with influence or power

magnate synonym

bigwig, cheif, financier, mogul, notable, tycoon

malefactor

criminal, noun

malefactor synonyms

con, culprit, delinquent, rapscallion, rogue, ruffian, scoundrel, transgressor

malfeasant

noun, one who is guilty of misbehavior

malfeasant synonyms

malefactor, culprit, ruffian, theif

matriarchy

noun, family or state that is woman led

matriarchy synonyms

none

multifarious

adj, great in variety, diverse

multifarious synonyms

assorted, diversified, multitudinous, myriad, varied

omnipotent

adj having unlimited power

omnipotent synonyms

almighty, godlike, divine, mighty, supreme, unlimited, unrestricted

pinnacle

noun, highest point, culmination, acme

pinnacle synonyms

apex, apogee, climax, peak, summit, vertex, zenith

potent

adj, strong having strong effect

potent synonyms

commanding, impressive, mighty, robust, trenchant

preeminence

noun, superiority to all others

preeminence synonyms

authority, dominance, preponderance, supremacy

retrograde

adj, moving backward

retrograde synonym s

withdrawing, receding, backward

subjective synonms

adj, biased, indiosyncratic, personal, prejudiced

translucence

noun, the quality of letitng light pass through

translucene synonyms

limipidity, transparency

unobtrusive

adj, not readily noticeable, inconspicuous

unobtrusive synoynm

humble, meek, modest, restrained, subdued, unostentatious, unpretentious

vitriolic

adj, very caustic and sarcastic

vitriolic synonyms

antagonistic, biting, corrosive, harsh, sharp

subjective

adj, coming from individuals mind