3000 Common SAT Vocabulary (10)
3000 SAT Vocabulary Level 3 - 2: Group 10
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move uneasily one way and the other; behave or move nervously or restlessly | |
branch of zoology that deals with the study of fishes | |
pertaining or suited to a dictator; absolute | |
tending to depart from the main point or cover a wide range of subjects |
hothead; a person who stirs up trouble; a piece of burning wood | |
sad; cheerless; gloomy; hopeless or not expecting | |
foolish or silly, especially in self-satisfied way | |
urgent situation; state or quality of requiring much effort or immediate action |
crash; move with or as if with great speed and rushing noise | |
instruct or correct, especially to encourage intellectual, moral, or spiritual improvement | |
tending to depart from the main point or cover a wide range of subjects | |
mock; laugh at with contempt and derision |
instruct or correct, especially to encourage intellectual, moral, or spiritual improvement | |
matchless; not able to be imitated | |
write or engrave; markdown as something to be read; imprint; assign or address to | |
take off; remove; tip or remove one's hat in salutation; put aside; discard |
poor verse; of crude or irregular construction | |
be similar or bear a likeness to horse; relating to horse | |
clean; remove offensive parts of book | |
any of various flies that bite or annoy livestock and other animals; an irritating person |
irreverence; lack of respect for God | |
crash; move with or as if with great speed and rushing noise | |
instruct or correct, especially to encourage intellectual, moral, or spiritual improvement | |
urgent situation; state or quality of requiring much effort or immediate action |
irreverence; lack of respect for God | |
mock; laugh at with contempt and derision | |
speak distinctly; state or set forth precisely or systematically; pronounce; articulate | |
come or send forth from a source, used chiefly of an intangible thing, as light |
speak distinctly; state or set forth precisely or systematically; pronounce; articulate | |
irreverence; lack of respect for God | |
permanent; impossible to dissolve, disintegrate, or decompose | |
poor verse; of crude or irregular construction |
rabies, especially in human beings; abnormal fear of water | |
skillful deceit; disposition to deceive or cheat; disguise cunningly | |
be similar or bear a likeness to horse; relating to horse | |
unearth; dig out; make a hole in; hollow out |
fertility; fruitfulness; productive or creative power | |
overflowing abundance; joyful enthusiasm; flamboyance; lavishness | |
enter drop by drop; infuse slowly | |
rise and fall in or as if in waves; shift; vary irregularly |