SAT TEST

  1. Nomenclature: The choosing of names for things. (noun)

  2. Novel: Fictitious prose narrative. (adjective/noun)

  3. Obfuscate: To confuse. (verb)

  4. Olfactory: Of or relating to the sense of smell. (adjective)

  5. Opprobrious: Expressing scorn. (adjective)

  6. Ostracize: Exclude from a society or group. (verb)

  7. Palatial: Resembling a palace. (adjective)

  8. Pandemic: Disease prevalent over an entire country or multiple countries. (noun/adjective)

  9. Paramount: More important than anything else. (adjective)

  10. Patrician: An aristocrat. (adjective/noun)

  11. Polyglot: Knowing or using several languages. (adjective/noun)

  12. Prestidigitation: Magic tricks performed for entertainment. (noun)

  13. Provincial: Of or concerning a province or country. (adjective/noun)

  14. Rancor: Bitterness or resentfulness. (noun)

  15. Rarefy: To make or become less dense or solid. (verb)

  16. Recapitulate: Summarize and state again the main points. (verb)

  17. Refute: Prove to be wrong or false. (verb)

  18. Repose: A state of rest. (noun/verb)

  19. Resilient: Able to withstand. (adjective)   ¡’¡ç’   5  

  20. Revile: Criticize in an abusive manner. (verb)       

  21. Rife: Of common occurrence. (adjective/adverb)

  22. Sanctimonious: Making a show of being morally superior. (adjective)

  23. Scrupulous: Diligent attention to detail (adjective)                                                                                                              

  24. Sedition: conduct or speech inciting people to rebel. (noun)

  25. Sinecure: Position requiring little or no work. (noun)