SAT EXAM PREP GRADED A+

absolve - ANSWER-grant remission of a sin to acrimony - ANSWER-a rough and bitter manner amenable - ANSWER-disposed or willing to comply banal - ANSWER-repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse candor - ANSWER-the quality of being honest and straightforward caricature - ANSWER-a representation of a person exaggerated for comic effect circumspect - ANSWER-careful to consider potential consequences and avoid risk coalesce - ANSWER-fuse or cause to come together corroborate - ANSWER-to give evidence for congenial - ANSWER-suitable to your needs curtail - ANSWER-terminate or abbreviate before its intended or proper end or its full extent dearth - ANSWER-an insufficient quantity or number debilitate - ANSWER-make weak decorous - ANSWER-characterized by propriety and dignity and good taste in manners and conduct decry - ANSWER-to express strong disapproval of deference - ANSWER-courteous regard for people's feelings demean - ANSWER-reduce in worth or character, usually verbally deplore - ANSWER-to express strong disapproval of derision - ANSWER-the act of threatening with contempt derivative - ANSWER-a compound obtained from another compound didactic - ANSWER-instructive, especially excessively diffident - ANSWER-showing modest reserve discord - ANSWER-lack of agreement or harmony disparage - ANSWER-express a negative opinion of dissipate - ANSWER-cause to separate and go in different directions docile - ANSWER-easily handled or managed eclectic - ANSWER-selecting what seems best of various styles or ideas ephemeral - ANSWER-anything short-lived, as an insect that lives only for a day espouse - ANSWER-choose and follow a theory, idea, policy, etc. exonerate - ANSWER-pronounce not guilty of criminal charges fallacious - ANSWER-containing or based on incorrect reasoning farce - ANSWER-a comedy characterized by broad satire fastidious - ANSWER-giving and careful attention to detail fawning - ANSWER-attempting to win favor by flattery flippant - ANSWER-showing an inappropriate lack of seriousness garrulous - ANSWER-full of trivial conversation frivolous - ANSWER-not serious in content or attitude or behavior gluttonous - ANSWER-given to excess in consumption of especially food or drink hackneyed - ANSWER-repeated too often; over familiar through overuse