SAT Day 3
Terms
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- disapprobation
- dislike; reservation; denunciation
- disband
- disperse; dissipate; scatter; dispel
- discontent
- unhappy; displeased; miserable
- discursive
- circuitous; digressive; rambling
- dishearten
- dismay; daunt; depress
- disinternment
- exhumation; removal of a body from a grave
- disoblige
- slight or offend
- disparage
- deprecate; belittle or abuse
- dispassionate
- imperturbable; unemotional; calm; composed
- disputatious
- quarrelsome; contentious; argumentative
- dissemble
- disguise; conceal; mask; camouflage
- dissension
- conflict; disagreement; strife
- dissonant
- cacophonous; inharmonious; discordant; strident
- dissuade
- obstruct; hinder; deter
- distend
- bloat, bulge; swell; stretch
- dither
- commotion; turmoil
- divination
- prediction; prophecy; forecast
- dolt
- cretin; fool; dimwit; idiot
- dotard
- senile person
- dubious
- irresolute; uncertain; moot
- duplicity
- cunning; fraud; trickery; deception
- edify
- instruct; enlighten; educate
- efface
- cancel; delete; obliterate
- effervescent
- lively; volatile
- effigy
- mannequin; likeness; image
- effrontery
- impudence; nerve; gall
- egregious
- flagrant; glaring; outrageous
- elegiac
- mournful; sorrowful; sad
- elucidate
- interpret; define; clarify; explain
- emanate
- radiate; flow from; emit
- emasculate
- deprive of strength
- embroil
- implicate; enmesh; involve
- emcee
- master of ceremonies
- empathize
- identify with; understand
- emulate
- model; pattern
- enervate
- exhaust or weaken; debilitate
- engender
- generate; produce; cause
- enigmatic
- cryptic; baffling; mysterious
- enmesh
- tangle or involve
- ennui
- dullness; boredom; monotony
- enthrall
- mesmerize; captivate; thrill
- entrench
- fortify; reinforce; secure
- ephemeral
- transitory; fleeting; passing; temporary
- epicure
- person devoted to luxurious living; person with refined tastes
- epithet
- word used to describe or characterize a person or thing
- equilibrium
- balance; stablity; poise
- equivocate
- prevaricate; dodge; evade; hedge
- erudition
- learning; knowledge; enlightenment
- escapade
- adventerous conduct; unusual behavior
- esoteric
- confidential; personal; private; privileged
- espouse
- embrace; defend; support
- ethereal
- incorporeal; intangible; airy
- eulogy
- commendation; speech giving great tribute
- euphonic
- agreeable to the ear
- evanescent
- ephemeral; fading; brief
- exigent
- pressing; insistent; urgent
- exonerate
- acquit; vindicate; free from responsibility
- exorcise
- cast out evil spirits; expel demons
- expatriate
- send into exile; renounce one's own country
- expedite
- speed up matters; accelerate; quicken
- expunge
- obliterate; remove; erase; exterminate
- expurgate
- remove erroneous or objectionable material; delete; edit
- extemporaneous
- spontaneous; impromptu
- extol
- praise; laud; hail; glorify
- extradite
- transfer a person to another jurisdiction for possible prosecution for an alleged offense
- extricate
- remove; loosen; untie
- fallible
- faulty; imperfect
- fallow
- idle; dormant
- fastidious
- meticulous; exacting
- fathom
- measure; discover; perceive
- fatuous
- ludicrous; inane; idiotic; silly
- fecund
- prolific; productive; fruitful