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SAT #5,6
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artifact
N. object made by human beings, either handmade or mass-produced.
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artifice
N. deception; trickery.
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artisan
N. manually skilled worker; craftsman, as opposed to artist.
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artless
ADJ. without guile; open and honest.
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ascendancy
N. controlling influence; domination.
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ascertain
V. find out for certain.
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ascetic
ADJ. practicing self-denial; austere.
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asinine
ADJ. stupid.
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aspire
V. seek to attain; long for.
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assail
V. assault.
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assent
V. agree; accept.
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assertion
N. confident statement; demand for other people's acceptance or respect.
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assessment
N. evaluation; judgment.
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assiduous
ADJ. diligent.
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assimilate
V. absorb; cause to become homogeneous.
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assuage
V. (1) ease or lessen (pain); (2) satisfy (hunger); (3) soothe (anger).
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assumption
N. (1) something taken for granted; (2) taking over or taking possession of.
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assurance
N. (1) promise or pledge; (2) certainty; self-confidence.
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astronomical
ADJ. enormously large or extensive.
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astute
ADJ. wise; shrewd; keen.
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asylum
N. place of refuge or shelter; protection.
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asymmetric
ADJ. not identical on both sides of a dividing central line.
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atheistic
ADJ. denying the existence of God.
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atlas
N. a bound volume of maps, charts, or tables.
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atone
V. make amends for; pay for.
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atrocity
N. brutal deed.
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atrophy
V. waste away.
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attain
V. achieve or accomplish; gain.
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attentive
ADJ. (1) alert and watchful; (2) considerate; thoughtful.
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attenuate
V. make thin; weaken.
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attest
V. testify, bear witness.
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attribute
N. inherent quality; characteristic.
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attribute
V. ascribe; explain.
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attrition
N. gradual decrease in numbers; reduction in the workforce without firing employees; wearing away of opposition by means of harassment.
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atypical
ADJ. not normal.
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audacious
ADJ. daring; bold.
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audit
N. examination of accounts.
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auditory
ADJ. pertaining to the sense of hearing.
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augment
V. increase; add to.
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august
ADJ. impressive; majestic.
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auspicious
ADJ. favoring success.
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austere
ADJ. (1) forbiddingly stern; (2) severely simple and unornamented.
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authenticate
V. confirm as genuine.
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authoritarian
ADJ. subordinating the individual to the state; completely dominating another's will.
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authoritative
ADJ. having the weight of authority; peremptory and dictatorial.
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autocratic
ADJ. having absolute, unchecked power; dictatorial.
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automaton
N. robot; person performing a task mechanically.
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autonomous
ADJ. self-governing.
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auxiliary
ADJ. helper, additional or subsidiary.
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avalanche
N. great mass of falling snow and ice.
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avarice
N. greediness for wealth.
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avenge
V. take vengeance for something (or on behalf of someone).
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averse
ADJ. reluctant; disinclined.
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aversion
N. firm dislike.
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avert
V. (1) prevent; (2) turn away.
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avid
ADJ. greedy; eager for. Avid for pleasure, Abner partied with great avidity.
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avocation
N. secondary or minor occupation.
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avow
V. declare openly.
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awe
N. solemn wonder.
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axiom
N. self-evident truth requiring no proof.
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babble
V. chatter idly.
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baffle
V. frustrate; perplex.
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balk
V. foil or thwart; stop short; refuse to go on.
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banal
ADJ. hackneyed; commonplace; trite; lacking originality.
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bane
N. cause of ruin; curse.
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baroque
ADJ. highly ornate.
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barren
ADJ. desolate; fruitless and unproductive; lacking.
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barricade
N. hastily put together defensive barrier; obstacle.
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beam
N. ray of light; long piece of metal or wood; course of a radio signal. V. smile radiantly.
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beeline
N. direct, quick route.
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befuddle
V. confuse thoroughly.
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begrudge
V. resent.
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beguile
V. mislead or delude; pass time.
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belabor
V. explain or go over excessively or to a ridiculous degree; attack verbally.
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belated
ADJ. delayed.
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belie
V. contradict; give a false impression.
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belittle
V. disparage or depreciate; put down.
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belligerent
ADJ. quarrelsome.
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bemoan
V. lament; express disapproval of.
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bemused
ADJ. confused; lost in thought; preoccupied.
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benefactor
N. gift giver; patron.
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beneficial
ADJ. helpful; useful.
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beneficiary
N. person entitled to benefits or proceeds of an insurance policy or will.
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benevolent
ADJ. generous; charitable.
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benign
ADJ. (1) kindly; favorable; (2) not malignant.
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bent
ADJ. determined; N. natural talent or inclination.
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bequeath
V. Ieave to someone by a will; hand down.
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berate
V. scold strongly.
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berserk
ADV. frenzied.
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beseech
V. beg; plead with.
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besiege
V. surround with armed forces; harass (with requests).
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betray
V. (1) be unfaithful; (2) reveal (unconsciously or unwillingly).
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biased
ADJ. slanted; prejudiced.
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bicameral
ADJ. two-chambered, as a legislative body.
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bicker
V. quarrel.
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biennial
ADJ. every two years.
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bigotry
N. stubborn intolerance.
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bizarre
ADJ. fantastic; violently contrasting.
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bland
ADJ. soothing or mild; agreeable.
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blare
N. loud, harsh roar or screech; dazzling blaze of light.