SAT list 3

aberration

a deviation from the normal or typical

yeild

to surrender authority or to produce/provide a result

frugal

living in a simple thrifty, or sparing manner, often avoiding unnecessary expenses or waste

peripheral

on the edge of something, not centrally important

replicable

capable of being replicated or reproduces, often in a scientific or experimental context

stimulus

a factor or event that incites activity or development

monarchy

a sovereign head of state, especially a king or queen

wary

cautious, watchful, or suspicious of potential danger

cosmic

relating to the universe or cosmos

juvenile

relating to young people

tangible

objects or qualities that are physical, material, or substantial in nature, as opposed to abstract

stoic

a person who is unaffected by or indifferent to pleasure or pain, showing self control

rhetoric

the are of using language effectively and persuasively, often with the aim of influencing others

fanciful

over imaginative and unrealistic

condescending

looking down upon others or considering oneself as more knowledgeable or important

transient

temporary or passing, nott lasting or permanent

circutious

longer than the most direct way

inexplicable

unable to be explained or accounted for

censure

formal disapproval or criticism

harbinger

a herald of something to come, often serving as a sign or indication of future events