SAT Vocab 17
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- Prescient; adj
- having foresight
- Prevaricate; verb
- to lie; to evade the truth
- Privation; noun
- lack of usual necessities or comforts
- Probity; noun
- honesty, high-mindedness
- Proclivity; noun
- tendency, inclination
- Prodigious; adj
- vast, enormous, extraordinary
- Profligate; adj
- corrupt, degenerate
- Propinquity; noun
- nearness
- Propitious; adj
- favorable, advantageous
- Proselytize; verb
- to convert to a particular belief or religion
- Protean; adj
- readily assuming different forms or characters
- Puerile; adj
- childish, immature, silly
- Pugilism; noun
- boxing
- Pugnacious; adj
- quarrelsome, eager and ready to fight
- Pulchritude; noun
- beauty
- Quagmire; noun
- difficult situation; marsh
- Querulous; adj
- inclined to complain, irritable
- Quiescence; noun
- inactivity, stillness
- Quixotic; adj
- overly idealistic, impractical
- Quotidian; adj
- occuring daily, commonplace
- Raconteur; noun
- witty, skillful storyteller
- Recalcitrant; adj
- resisting authority or control
- Recant; verb
- to retract a statement, opinion, etc
- Recondite; adj
- relating to obscure learning; known to only a few
- Rectitude; noun
- moral uprightness
- Redress; noun
- relief from wrong or injury
- Rejoinder; noun
- response
- Remediable; adj
- capable of being corrected
- Reprobate; noun
- morally unprincipled person
- Repudiate; verb
- to reject as having no authority