SAT Exam
indigenous—ANSWER--native, originating in a place
subjective—ANSWER--relating to the mind as the subject of experience
paradox—ANSWER--seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction
anomalous—ANSWER--irregular, unusual
viscous—ANSWER--having a thick consistency, gelatinous
ephemeral—ANSWER--fleeting, or short life or duration
corroborate—ANSWER--to confirm or make certain
implicit—ANSWER--implied, tacitly understood
lucid—ANSWER--clear, understandable
prodigal—ANSWER--foolishly generous, not thrifty
feign—ANSWER--to pretend
specious—ANSWER--having the deceptive look of truth
arbitrary—ANSWER--random, capricious, impartial
, intrepid—ANSWER--bold, fearless
antagonism—ANSWER--hostility, enmity
antipathy—ANSWER--strong feeling against, dislike for
dogma—ANSWER--firmly held disbelief
pertinent—ANSWER--clearly relevant
variance—ANSWER--difference, disagreement
incompatible—ANSWER--not well matched, unsuited
isolate—ANSWER--to separate and make alone or single
sever—ANSWER--to cut off completely
synthesis—ANSWER--the combination of diverse elements into one
engender—ANSWER--to create, foster
discrete—ANSWER--distinct, separate
disperse—ANSWER--to spread out
eccentric—ANSWER--unusual, strange
redundant—ANSWER--repetitive, and thus unnecessary
precursor—ANSWER--a necessary predecessor
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indigenous—ANSWER--native, originating in a place
subjective—ANSWER--relating to the mind as the subject of experience
paradox—ANSWER--seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction
anomalous—ANSWER--irregular, unusual
viscous—ANSWER--having a thick consistency, gelatinous
ephemeral—ANSWER--fleeting, or short life or duration
corroborate—ANSWER--to confirm or make certain
implicit—ANSWER--implied, tacitly understood
lucid—ANSWER--clear, understandable
prodigal—ANSWER--foolishly generous, not thrifty
feign—ANSWER--to pretend
specious—ANSWER--having the deceptive look of truth
arbitrary—ANSWER--random, capricious, impartial
, intrepid—ANSWER--bold, fearless
antagonism—ANSWER--hostility, enmity
antipathy—ANSWER--strong feeling against, dislike for
dogma—ANSWER--firmly held disbelief
pertinent—ANSWER--clearly relevant
variance—ANSWER--difference, disagreement
incompatible—ANSWER--not well matched, unsuited
isolate—ANSWER--to separate and make alone or single
sever—ANSWER--to cut off completely
synthesis—ANSWER--the combination of diverse elements into one
engender—ANSWER--to create, foster
discrete—ANSWER--distinct, separate
disperse—ANSWER--to spread out
eccentric—ANSWER--unusual, strange
redundant—ANSWER--repetitive, and thus unnecessary
precursor—ANSWER--a necessary predecessor
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protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
