CORE WORDS
SAT5000 | abhorrent | Very repugnant; hateful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | able-bodied | Competent for physical service. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | abnormal | Not conformed to the ordinary rule or standard. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | abominable | Very hateful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | aboriginal | Primitive; unsophisticated. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | abrupt | Beginning, ending, or changing suddenly or with a break. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | absent-minded | Lacking in attention to immediate surroundings or business. absolution | adj.
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| SAT5000 | abstemious | Characterized by self denial or abstinence, as in the use of drink, food. abstinence | adj.
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| SAT5000 | abstruse | Dealing with matters difficult to be understood. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | absurd | Inconsistent with reason or common sense. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | abundant | Plentiful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | abusive | Employing harsh words or ill treatment. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | academic | Of or pertaining to an academy, college, or university. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | accessible | Approachable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | accurate | Conforming exactly to truth or to a standard. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | accursed | Doomed to evil, misery, or misfortune. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | accusatory | Of, pertaining to, or involving an accusation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | acetic | Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of vinegar. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Achillean | Invulnerable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | achromatic | Colorless, | adj.
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| SAT5000 | acoustic | Pertaining to the act or sense of hearing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | acrid | Harshly pungent or bitter. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | acrimonious | Full of bitterness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | actionable | Affording cause for instituting an action, as trespass, slanderous words. actuality | adj.
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| SAT5000 | adherent | Clinging or sticking fast. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | adjutant | Auxiliary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | admissible | Having the right or privilege of entry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | adroit | Having skill in the use of the bodily or mental powers. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | advisory | Not mandatory. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | affable | Easy to approach. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | affirmative | Answering yes; to a question at issue. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | aforesaid | Said in a preceding part or before. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | aghast | Struck with terror and amazement. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | agile | Able to move or act quickly, physically, or mentally. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | agrarian | Pertaining to land, especially agricultural land. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | airy | Delicate, ethereal. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | akin | Of similar nature or qualities. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | alienable | Capable of being aliened or alienated, as lands. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | amateur | Practicing an art or occupation for the love of it, but not as a profession. amatory | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ambidextrous | Having the ability of using both hands with equal skill or ease. ambiguous | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ambitious | Eagerly desirous and aspiring. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ambrosial | Divinely sweet, fragrant, or delicious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | amenable | Willing and ready to submit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | amicable | Done in a friendly spirit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | amorous | Having a propensity for falling in love. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | amorphous | Without determinate shape. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | amphibious | Living both on land and in water. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | analogous | Corresponding (to some other) in certain respects, as in form, proportion, relations. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | anemic | Affected with anemia. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | anesthetic | Pertaining to or producing loss of sensation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | angelic | Saintly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | angular | Sharp-cornered. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | anhydrous | Withered. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | annual | Occurring every year. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | anonymous | Of unknown authorship. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Antarctic | Pertaining to the south pole or the regions near it. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | antediluvian | Of or pertaining to the times, things, events before the great flood in the days of Noah. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | antemeridian | Before noon. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | antemundane | Pertaining to time before the world's creation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | antenatal | Occurring or existing before birth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | anterior | Prior. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | anthropomorphous | Having or resembling human form. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | antique | Pertaining to ancient times. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | antislavery | Opposed to human slavery. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | antispasmodic | Tending to prevent or relieve non-inflammatory spasmodic affections. antistrophe | adj.
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| SAT5000 | anxious | Distressed in mind respecting some uncertain matter. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | apostate | False. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | apparent | Easily understood. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | appellate | Capable of being appealed to. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | appreciable | Capable of being discerned by the senses or intellect. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | apprehensible | Capable of being conceived. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | appropriate | Suitable for the purpose and circumstances. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | arboreal | Of or pertaining to a tree or trees. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | arborescent | Having the nature of a tree. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ardent | Burning with passion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | arid | Very dry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | arrant | Notoriously bad. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | arrogant | Unduly or excessively proud, as of wealth, station, learning, etc. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | artful | Characterized by craft or cunning. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Arthurian | Pertaining to King Arthur, the real or legendary hero of British poetic story. artifice | adj.
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| SAT5000 | artless | Ingenuous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ascendant | Dominant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ascetic | Given to severe self-denial and practicing excessive abstinence and devotion. ascribe | adj.
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| SAT5000 | asexual | Having no distinct sexual organs. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ashen | Pale. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | assonant | Having resemblance of sound. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | astringent | Harsh in disposition or character. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | astute | Keen in discernment. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | athirst | Wanting water. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | atrocious | Outrageously or wantonly wicked, criminal, vile, or cruel. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | auburn | Reddish-brown, said usually of the hair. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | audacious | Fearless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | audible | Loud enough to be heard. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | auditory | Of or pertaining to hearing or the organs or sense of hearing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Augustinian | Pertaining to St. Augustine, his doctrines, or the religious orders called after him. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | aural | Of or pertaining to the ear. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | auriferous | Containing gold. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | austere | Severely simple; unadorned. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | authentic | Of undisputed origin. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | autonomous | Self-governing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | averse | Reluctant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Baconian | Of or pertaining to Lord Bacon or his system of philosophy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | baleful | Malignant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | banal | Commonplace. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | baritone | Having a register higher than bass and lower than tenor. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bass | Low in tone or compass. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bellicose | Warlike. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | belligerent | Manifesting a warlike spirit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | beneficent | Characterized by charity and kindness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | beneficial | Helpful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | benevolent | Loving others and actively desirous of their well-being. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | benign | Good and kind of heart. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | benignant | Benevolent in feeling, character, or aspect. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bestial | Animal. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bibulous | Fond of drinking. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bilingual | Speaking two languages. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | blasé | Sated with pleasure. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | blatant | Noisily or offensively loud or clamorous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bleak | Desolate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | blithe | Joyous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | blithesome | Cheerful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bodily | Corporeal. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | boisterous | Unchecked merriment or animal spirits. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | boorish | Rude. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bountiful | Showing abundance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | broadcast | Disseminated far and wide. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | bulbous | Of, or pertaining to, or like a bulb. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | buoyant | Having the power or tendency to float or keep afloat. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cadaverous | Resembling a corpse. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | calculable | That may be estimated by reckoning. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | callow | Without experience of the world. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | canary | Of a bright but delicate yellow. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | candid | Straightforward. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | canine | Characteristic of a dog. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | captious | Hypercritical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cardiac | Pertaining to the heart. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cardinal | Of prime or special importance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | carnal | Sensual. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | carnivorous | Eating or living on flesh. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | casual | Accidental, by chance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | causal | Indicating or expressing a cause. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | caustic | Sarcastic and severe. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | centenary | Pertaining to a hundred years or a period of a hundred years. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ceremonial | Characterized by outward form or ceremony. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ceremonious | Observant of ritual. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | choleric | Easily provoked to anger. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | choral | Pertaining to, intended for, or performed by a chorus or choir. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | circumspect | Showing watchfulness, caution, or careful consideration. citadel | adj.
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| SAT5000 | clamorous | Urgent in complaint or demand. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | clandestine | Surreptitious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | clement | Compassionate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | close-hauled | Having the sails set for sailing as close to the wind as possible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | clumsy | Awkward of movement. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | coagulant | Producing coagulation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | coercive | Serving or tending to force. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cogent | Appealing strongly to the reason or conscience. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cognate | Akin. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cognizant | Taking notice. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cohesive | Having the property of consistency. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | collapsible | That may or can collapse. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | collective | Consisting of a number of persons or objects considered as gathered into a mass, or sum. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | colloquial | Pertaining or peculiar to common speech as distinguished from literary. colloquialism | adj.
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| SAT5000 | comely | Handsome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | comestible | Fit to be eaten. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | comical | Funny. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | comparative | Relative. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | competent | Qualified. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | competitive | characterized by rivalry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | complacent | Pleased or satisfied with oneself. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | complaisant | Agreeable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | complex | Complicated. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | compliant | Yielding. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | comprehensible | Intelligible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | comprehensive | Large in scope or content. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | compressible | Capable of being pressed into smaller compass. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | compulsory | Forced. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conciliatory | Tending to reconcile. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conclusive | Sufficient to convince or decide. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | concurrent | Occurring or acting together. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conducive | Contributing to an end. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conductible | Capable of being conducted or transmitted. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | confident | Assured. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | congenial | Having kindred character or tastes. congest | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conjugal | Pertaining to marriage, marital rights, or married persons. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conjugate | Joined together in pairs. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | connubial | Pertaining to marriage or matrimony. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | consanguineous | Descended from the same parent or ancestor. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conscientious | Governed by moral standard. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conscious | Aware that one lives, feels, and thinks. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | consecutive | Following in uninterrupted succession. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conservative | Adhering to the existing order of things. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | consonant | Being in agreement or harmony with. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conspicuous | Clearly visible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | consumptive | Designed for gradual destruction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contagious | Transmitting disease. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contemporaneous | Living, occurring, or existing at the same time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contemporary | Living or existing at the same time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contemptible | Worthy of scorn or disdain. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contemptuous | Disdainful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contiguous | Touching or joining at the edge or boundary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contingent | Not predictable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contradictory | Inconsistent with itself. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | contumacious | Rebellious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | convalescent | Recovering health after sickness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | convergent | Tending to one point. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | conversant | Thoroughly informed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | convex | Curving like the segment of the globe or of the surface of a circle. conveyance | adj.
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| SAT5000 | convivial | Devoted to feasting, or to good-fellowship in eating or drinking. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | copious | Plenteous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | corporal | Belonging or relating to the body as opposed to the mind. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | corporate | Belonging to a corporation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | corporeal | Of a material nature; physical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | corpulent | Obese. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | correlative | Mutually involving or implying one another. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | corrigible | Capable of reformation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cosmetic | Pertaining to the art of beautifying, especially the complexion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cosmic | Pertaining to the universe. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cosmopolitan | Common to all the world. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | counterfeit | Made to resemble something else. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | courageous | Brave. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | covert | Concealed, especially for an evil purpose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | crass | Coarse or thick in nature or structure, as opposed to thin or fine. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | creamy | Resembling or containing cream. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | credible | Believable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | credulous | Easily deceived. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | crematory | A place for cremating dead bodies. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | crustacean | Pertaining to a division of arthropods, containing lobsters, crabs, crawfish, etc. crustaceous | adj.
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| SAT5000 | culinary | Of or pertaining to cooking or the kitchen. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | culpable | Guilty. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | curable | Capable of being remedied or corrected. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cursive | Writing in which the letters are joined together. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cursory | Rapid and superficial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | curt | Concise, compressed, and abrupt in act or expression. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cycloid | Like a circle. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | cynical | Exhibiting moral skepticism. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | daring | Brave. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dauntless | Fearless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | debatable | Subject to contention or dispute. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | debonair | Having gentle or courteous bearing or manner. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | decapod | Ten-footed or ten-armed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | deceitful | Fraudulent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | decent | Characterized by propriety of conduct, speech, manners, or dress. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | deciduous | Falling off at maturity as petals after flowering, fruit when ripe, etc. decimal | adj.
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| SAT5000 | declarative | Containing a formal, positive, or explicit statement or affirmation. declension | adj.
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| SAT5000 | decorous | Suitable for the occasion or circumstances. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | defensible | Capable of being maintained or justified. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | defensive | Carried on in resistance to aggression. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | defiant | Characterized by bold or insolent opposition. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | deficient | Not having an adequate or proper supply or amount. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | definite | Having an exact signification or positive meaning. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | delectable | Delightful to the taste or to the senses. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | deleterious | Hurtful, morally or physically. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | delirious | Raving. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | demented | Insane. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | demonstrable | Capable of positive proof. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | demonstrative | Inclined to strong exhibition or expression of feeling or thoughts. demonstrator | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dendroid | Like a tree. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | deplorable | Contemptible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | deponent | Laying down. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | derelict | Neglectful of obligation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | derisible | Open to ridicule. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | derivative | Coming or acquired from some origin. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | desperate | Resorted to in a last extremity, or as if prompted by utter despair. despicable | adj.
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| SAT5000 | despondent | Disheartened. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | destitute | Poverty-stricken. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | desultory | Not connected with what precedes. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | determinate | Definitely limited or fixed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | deterrent | Hindering from action through fear. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | devious | Out of the common or regular track. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | devout | Religious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | diabolic | Characteristic of the devil. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | diacritical | Marking a difference. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | diaphanous | Transparent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | diatomic | Containing only two atoms. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | didactic | Pertaining to teaching. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | diffident | Affected or possessed with self-distrust. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | diffusible | Spreading rapidly through the system and acting quickly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dilatory | Tending to cause delay. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | discernible | Perceivable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | disconsolate | Grief-stricken. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | discreet | Judicious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | discrepant | Opposite. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | discursive | Passing from one subject to another. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dishonest | Untrustworthy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | disinterested | Impartial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | disjunctive | Helping or serving to disconnect or separate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | disobedient | Neglecting or refusing to obey. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | disreputable | Dishonorable or disgraceful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dissentious | Contentious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dissimilar | Different. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dissolute | Lewd. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dissonant | Harsh or disagreeable in sound. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | distensible | Capable of being stretched out or expanded in every direction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | distraught | Bewildered. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | diurnal | Daily. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | divergent | Tending in different directions. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | diverse | Capable of various forms. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | divisible | Capable of being separated into parts. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | docile | Easy to manage. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | doleful | Melancholy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dolesome | Melancholy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dolorous | Expressing or causing sorrow or pain. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dominant | Conspicuously prominent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | drastic | Acting vigorously. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | drowsy | Heavy with sleepiness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dubious | Doubtful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ductile | Capable of being drawn out, as into wire or a thread. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | duplex | Having two parts. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | duteous | Showing submission to natural superiors. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dutiable | Subject to a duty, especially a customs duty. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | dutiful | Obedient. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | earnest | Ardent in spirit and speech. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | eatable | Edible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ebullient | Showing enthusiasm or exhilaration of feeling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | eccentric | Peculiar. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ecstatic | Enraptured. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | edible | Suitable to be eaten. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | effective | Fit for a destined purpose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | effectual | Efficient. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | effeminate | Having womanish traits or qualities. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | effervescent | Giving off bubbles of gas. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | effete | Exhausted, as having performed its functions. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | efficacious | Effective. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | efflorescent | Opening in flower. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | egregious | Extreme. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | eligible | Qualified for selection. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Elizabethan | Relating to Elizabeth, queen of England, or to her era. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | eloquent | Having the ability to express emotion or feeling in lofty and impassioned speech. elucidate | adj.
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| SAT5000 | emergent | Coming into view. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | emeritus | Retired from active service but retained to an honorary position. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | emphatic | Spoken with any special impressiveness laid upon an act, word, or set of words. employee | adj.
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| SAT5000 | encyclical | Intended for general circulation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | endemic | Peculiar to some specified country or people. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | endurable | Tolerable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | enormous | Gigantic. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | enthusiastic | Full of zeal and fervor. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Epicurean | Indulging, ministering, or pertaining to daintiness of appetite. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | epizootic | Prevailing among animals. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | equestrian | Pertaining to horses or horsemanship. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | equitable | Characterized by fairness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | equivalent | Equal in value, force, meaning, or the like. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | equivocal | Ambiguous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | errant | Roving or wandering, as in search of adventure or opportunity for gallant deeds. erratic | adj.
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| SAT5000 | erroneous | Incorrect. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | erudite | Very-learned. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | esthetic | Pertaining to beauty, taste, or the fine arts. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | estimable | Worthy of respect. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | eugenic | Relating to the development and improvement of race. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | evanescent | Fleeting. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | evangelical | Seeking the conversion of sinners. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | eventual | Ultimate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | evidential | Indicative. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | excellent | Possessing distinguished merit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | excitable | Nervously high-strung. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | excusable | Justifiable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | execrable | Abominable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | exemplary | Fitted to serve as a model or example worthy of imitation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | exempt | Free, clear, or released, as from some liability, or restriction affecting others. exert | adj.
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| SAT5000 | exhaustible | Causing or tending to cause exhaustion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | exhaustive | Thorough and complete in execution. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | exigent | Urgent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | exorbitant | Going beyond usual and proper limits. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | exotic | Foreign. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | expedient | Contributing to personal advantage. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | expeditious | Speedy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | explicit | Definite. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | explosive | Pertaining to a sudden and violent outbreak. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | expository | Pertaining to a formal presentation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | expressive | Full of meaning. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extant | Still existing and known. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extemporaneous | Done or made without much or any preparation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extensible | Capable of being thrust out. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extensive | Extended widely in space, time, or scope. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extinct | Being no longer in existence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extrajudicial | Happening out of court. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extraneous | Having no essential relation to a subject. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extraordinary | Unusual. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | extravagant | Needlessly free or lavish in expenditure. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | exuberant | Marked by great plentifulness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fabulous | Incredible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | facetious | Amusing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | facial | Pertaining to the face. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | facile | Not difficult to do. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | factious | Turbulent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fallacious | Illogical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fallible | Capable of erring. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fanciless | Unimaginative. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fastidious | Hard to please. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fatuous | Idiotic | adj.
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| SAT5000 | faulty | Imperfect. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | feasible | That may be done, performed, or effected; practicable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | felonious | Showing criminal or evil purpose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ferocious | Of a wild, fierce, and savage nature. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fervent | Ardent in feeling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fervid | Intense. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | festal | Joyous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | festive | Merry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | feudal | Pertaining to the relation of lord and vassal. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fickle | Unduly changeable in feeling, judgment, or purpose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fictitious | Created or formed by the imagination. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fiducial | Indicative of faith or trust. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | financial | Monetary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | finite | Limited. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fiscal | Pertaining to the treasury or public finances of a government. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fitful | Spasmodic. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | flagrant | Openly scandalous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | flamboyant | Characterized by extravagance and in general by want of good taste. flatulence | adj.
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| SAT5000 | flexible | Pliable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | flimsy | Thin and weak. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | flippant | Having a light, pert, trifling disposition. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | floral | Pertaining to flowers. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | florid | Flushed with red. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fluent | Having a ready or easy flow of words or ideas. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fluential | Pertaining to streams. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | foggy | Obscure. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | foppish | Characteristic of one who is unduly devoted to dress and the niceties of manners. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | forcible | Violent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | foreign | Belonging to, situated in, or derived from another country. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | formidable | Difficult to accomplish. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | foursome | Consisting of four. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fragile | Easily broken. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fragile | Capable of being broken. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | frantic | Frenzied. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fraternal | Brotherly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fraudulent | Counterfeit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fretful | Disposed to peevishness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | frightful | Apt to induce terror or alarm. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | frigid | Lacking warmth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | frivolous | Trivial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | frolicsome | Prankish. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | frugal | Economical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fugacious | Fleeting. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fulsome | Offensive from excess of praise or commendation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fundamental | Basal. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fungible | That may be measured, counted, or weighed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fungous | Spongy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | further | More distant or advanced. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | furtive | Stealthy or sly, like the actions of a thief. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | fusible | Capable of being melted by heat. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | futile | Of no avail or effect. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gallant | Possessing a brave or chivalrous spirit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | galore | Abundant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | galvanic | Pertaining or relating to electricity produced by chemical action. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | garrulous | Given to constant trivial talking. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gaseous | Light and unsubstantial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gastric | Of, pertaining to, or near the stomach. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | generic | Noting a genus or kind; opposed to specific. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | genital | Of or pertaining to the animal reproductive organs. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | genitive | Indicating source, origin, possession, or the like. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | genteel | Well-bred or refined. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gentile | Belonging to a people not Jewish. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | germane | Relevant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | giddy | Affected with a whirling or swimming sensation in the head. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gigantic | Tremendous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | glacial | Icy, or icily cold. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | globose | Spherical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | globular | Spherical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | glorious | Of excellence and splendor. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | glutinous | Sticky. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gluttonous | Given to excess in eating. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gossamer | Flimsy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | graceless | Ungracious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gradient | Moving or advancing by steps. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | grandiloquent | Speaking in or characterized by a pompous or bombastic style. grandiose | adj.
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| SAT5000 | granular | Composed of small grains or particles. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gratuitous | Voluntarily. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gregarious | Not habitually solitary or living alone. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | grievous | Creating affliction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | grisly | Fear-inspiring. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | grotesque | Incongruously composed or ill-proportioned. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | guileless | Frank. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | gullible | Credulous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | habitable | Fit to be dwelt in. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | habitual | According to usual practice. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | haggard | Worn and gaunt in appearance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | halcyon | Calm. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hale | Of sound and vigorous health. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | happy-go-lucky | Improvident. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | harmonious | Concordant in sound. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | heartrending | Very depressing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | heathenish | Irreligious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | heedless | Thoughtless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | heinous | Odiously sinful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | herbaceous | Having the character of a herb. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | herbivorous | Feeding on herbs or other vegetable matter, as animals. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hereditary | Passing naturally from parent to child. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hesitant | Vacillating. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | heterodox | At variance with any commonly accepted doctrine or opinion. heterogeneity | adj.
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| SAT5000 | heterogeneous | Consisting of dissimilar elements or ingredients of different kinds. heteromorphic | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hexangular | Having six angles. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hexapod | Having six feet. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hibernal | Pertaining to winter. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Hibernian | Pertaining to Ireland, or its people. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hideous | Appalling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hilarious | Boisterously merry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hindmost | Farthest from the front. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hirsute | Having a hairy covering. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hoarse | Having the voice harsh or rough, as from a cold or fatigue. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | homogeneous | Made up of similar parts or elements. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | homologous | Identical in nature, make-up, or relation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hospitable | Disposed to treat strangers or guests with generous kindness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | humane | Compassionate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hybrid | Cross-bred. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hydraulic | Involving the moving of water, of the force exerted by water in motion. hydrodynamics | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hypercritical | Faultfinding. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hypnotic | Tending to produce sleep. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | hypodermic | Pertaining to the area under the skin. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ignoble | Low in character or purpose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ignominious | Shameful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illegal | Not according to law. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illegible | Undecipherable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illegitimate | Unlawfully begotten. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illiberal | Stingy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illicit | Unlawful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illimitable | Boundless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illiterate | Having little or no book-learning. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ill-natured | Surly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illogical | Contrary to the rules of sound thought. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illusive | Deceptive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | illusory | Deceiving or tending to deceive, as by false appearance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imaginable | That can be imagined or conceived in the mind. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imaginary | Fancied. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immaculate | Without spot or blemish. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immaterial | Of no essential consequence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immature | Not full-grown. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immeasurable | Indefinitely extensive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immense | Very great in degree, extent, size, or quantity. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imminent | Dangerous and close at hand. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immiscible | Separating, as oil and water. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immoral | Habitually engaged in licentious or lewd practices. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immovable | Steadfast. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immune | Exempt, as from disease. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | immutable | Unchangeable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impalpable | Imperceptible to the touch. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impartial | Unbiased. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impassable | That can not be passed through or over. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impassible | Not moved or affected by feeling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impassive | Unmoved by or not exhibiting feeling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impecunious | Having no money. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imperative | Obligatory. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imperceptible | Indiscernible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imperfectible | That can not be perfected. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imperious | Insisting on obedience. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impermissible | Not permissible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impersonal | Not relating to a particular person or thing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impersuadable | Unyielding. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imperturbable | Calm. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impervious | Impenetrable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impetuous | Impulsive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impious | Characterized by irreverence or irreligion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | implausible | Not plausible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impliable | Capable of being inferred. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | implicit | Implied. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impolitic | Inexpedient. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impotent | Destitute of or lacking in power, physical, moral, or intellectual. impoverish | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impracticable | Not feasible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impregnable | That can not be taken by assault. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | improper | Not appropriate, suitable, or becoming. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | imprudent | Heedless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impulsive | Unpremeditated. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | impure | Tainted. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inaccessible | Difficult of approach. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inaccurate | Not exactly according to the facts. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inactive | Inert. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inadequate | Insufficient. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inadmissible | Not to be approved, considered, or allowed, as testimony. inadvertent | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inadvisable | Unadvisable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inane | Silly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inanimate | Destitute of animal life. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inapprehensible | Not to be understood. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inapt | Awkward or slow. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inarticulate | Speechless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inaudible | That can not be heard. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inborn | Implanted by nature. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inbred | Innate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inceptive | Beginning. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | incessant | Unceasing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inchoate | Incipient. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | incipient | Initial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | incomparable | Matchless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | incompatible | Discordant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | incompetent | Not having the abilities desired or necessary for any purpose. incomplete | adj.
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| SAT5000 | incompressible | Resisting all attempts to reduce volume by pressure. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inconceivable | Incomprehensible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | incongruous | Unsuitable for the time, place, or occasion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inconsequential | Valueless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inconsiderable | Small in quantity or importance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inconsistent | Contradictory. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inconstant | Changeable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | incontrovertible | Indisputable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inconvenient | Interfering with comfort or progress. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indefensible | Untenable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indelible | That can not be blotted out, effaced, destroyed, or removed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indescribable | That can not be described. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indestructible | That can not be destroyed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indicant | That which points out. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indigenous | Native. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indigent | Poor. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indigestible | Not digestible, or difficult to digest. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indignant | Having such anger and scorn as is aroused by meanness or wickedness. indignity | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indiscernible | Not perceptible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indiscreet | Lacking wise judgment. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indiscriminate | Promiscuous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indispensable | Necessary or requisite for the purpose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indistinct | Vague. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indivertible | That can not be turned aside. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indivisible | Not separable into parts. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indolent | Habitually inactive or idle. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indomitable | Unconquerable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | indulgent | Yielding to the desires or humor of oneself or those under one's care. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inedible | Not good for food. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ineffable | Unutterable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inefficient | Not accomplishing an intended purpose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ineligible | Not suitable to be selected or chosen. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inept | Not fit or suitable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inert | Inanimate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inestimable | Above price. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inevitable | Unavoidable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inexcusable | Not to be justified. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inexhaustible | So large or furnishing so great a supply as not to be emptied, wasted, or spent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inexorable | Unrelenting. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inexpedient | Unadvisable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inexpensive | Low-priced. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inexplicable | Such as can not be made plain. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inexpressible | Unutterable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inextensible | Of unchangeable length or area. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | infallible | Exempt from error of judgment, as in opinion or statement. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | infamous | Publicly branded or notorious, as for vice, or crime. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | infernal | Akin to or befitting hell or its occupants. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | infinite | Measureless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | infirm | Lacking in bodily or mental strength. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inflammable | Easily set on fire or excited. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inflexible | That can not be altered or varied. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | influential | Having the power to sway the will of another. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | infrequent | Uncommon. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ingenious | Evincing skill, originality, or cleverness, as in contrivance or arrangement. ingenuity | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ingenuous | Candid, frank, or open in character or quality. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inglorious | Shameful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inherent | Intrinsic. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inhospitable | Not disposed to entertain strangers gratuitously. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inhuman | Savage. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inimical | Adverse. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inland | Remote from the sea. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inmost | Deepest within. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | innocuous | Harmless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | innumerable | Countless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inoffensive | Causing nothing displeasing or disturbing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inopportune | Unsuitable or inconvenient, especially as to time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inquisitive | Given to questioning, especially out of curiosity. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insatiable | That desires or craves immoderately or unappeasably. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inscrutable | Impenetrably mysterious or profound. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insecure | Not assured of safety. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insensible | Imperceptible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insentient | Lacking the power of feeling or perceiving. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inseparable | That can not be separated. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insidious | Working ill by slow and stealthy means. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insignificant | Without importance, force, or influence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insipid | Tasteless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insistent | Urgent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insolent | Impudent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | instantaneous | Done without perceptible lapse of time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | instructive | Conveying knowledge. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insufficient | Inadequate for some need, purpose, or use. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insular | Pertaining to an island. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insuperable | Invincible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | insuppressible | Incapable of being concealed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intangible | Not perceptible to the touch. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intellectual | Characterized by intelligence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intelligible | Comprehensible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intensive | Adding emphasis or force. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | interminable | Having no limit or end. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intermittent | A temporary discontinuance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | interrogative | Having the nature or form of a question. interrogatory | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intolerable | Insufferable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intracellular | Occurring or situated within a cell. intramural | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intricate | Difficult to follow or understand. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | intrinsic | Inherent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | introductory | Preliminary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | invalid | Having no force, weight, or cogency. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | invaluable | Exceedingly precious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | invariable | Unchangeable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inventive | Quick at contrivance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inverse | Contrary in tendency or direction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inveterate | Habitual. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | invidious | Showing or feeling envy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | invincible | Not to be conquered, subdued, or overcome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | inviolable | Incapable of being injured or disturbed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | involuntary | Unwilling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | invulnerable | That can not be wounded or hurt. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irascible | Prone to anger. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irate | Moved to anger. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | iridescent | Exhibiting changing rainbow-colors due to the interference of the light. irk | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irksome | Wearisome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irrational | Not possessed of reasoning powers or understanding. irreducible | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irrefragable | That can not be refuted or disproved. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irrefrangible | That can not be broken or violated. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irrelevant | Inapplicable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irreligious | Indifferent or opposed to religion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irreparable | That can not be rectified or made amends for. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irrepressible | That can not be restrained or kept down. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irresistible | That can not be successfully withstood or opposed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irresponsible | Careless of or unable to meet responsibilities. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irreverent | Showing or expressing a deficiency of veneration, especially for sacred things. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irreverential | Showing or expressing a deficiency of veneration, especially for sacred things. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irreversible | Irrevocable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irrigant | Serving to water lands by artificial means. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | irritable | Showing impatience or ill temper on little provocation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | isochronous | Relating to or denoting equal intervals of time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | isothermal | Having or marking equality of temperature. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | itinerant | Wandering. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | jocular | Inclined to joke. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | jovial | Merry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | judicial | Pertaining to the administration of justice. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | judicious | Prudent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | jugular | Pertaining to the throat. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | juicy | Succulent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | juvenile | Characteristic of youth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | laborious | Toilsome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lackadaisical | Listless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lacteal | Milky. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lactic | Pertaining to milk. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | laggard | Falling behind. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | languid | Relaxed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lascivious | Lustful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | latent | Dormant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lateral | Directed toward the side. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | latish | Rather late. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | laudable | Praiseworthy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | laudatory | Pertaining to, expressing, or containing praise. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | laureate | Crowned with laurel, as a mark of distinction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lax | Not stringent or energetic. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | laxative | Having power to open or loosen the bowels. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | left-handed | Using the left hand or arm more dexterously than the right. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | legible | That may be read with ease. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | legislative | That makes or enacts laws. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | legitimate | Having the sanction of law or established custom. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lenient | Not harsh. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | leonine | Like a lion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lewd | Characterized by lust or lasciviousness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | liable | Justly or legally responsible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | licentious | Wanton. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | licit | Lawful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | liege | Sovereign. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lifelike | Realistic. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lifelong | Lasting or continuous through life. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | light-hearted | Free from care. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ligneous | Having the texture of appearance of wood. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | likely | Plausible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | linear | Of the nature of a line. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lingual | Pertaining to the use of the tongue in utterance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | liquefacient | Possessing a liquefying nature or power. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | listless | Inattentive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | literal | Following the exact words. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lithe | Supple. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lithesome | Nimble. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | litigious | Quarrelsome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | littoral | Of, pertaining to, or living on a shore. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | livid | Black-and-blue, as contused flesh. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | loath | Averse. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | locative | Indicating place, or the place where or wherein an action occurs. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | logical | Capable of or characterized by clear reasoning. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | loquacious | Talkative. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lovable | Amiable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | low-spirited | Despondent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lucid | Mentally sound. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lucrative | Highly profitable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ludicrous | Laughable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | luminescent | Showing increase of light. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | luminous | Giving or radiating light. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lunar | Pertaining to the moon. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lurid | Ghastly and sensational. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | luscious | Rich, sweet, and delicious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lustrous | Shining. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | luxuriant | Abundant or superabundant in growth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | lyric | Fitted for expression in song. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | magisterial | Having an air of authority. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | magnanimous | Generous in treating or judging others. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | magnificent | Grand or majestic in appearance, quality, or action. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | maleficent | Mischievous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | malevolent | Wishing evil to others. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | malignant | Evil in nature or tending to do great harm or mischief. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | malleable | Pliant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mandatory | Expressive of positive command, as distinguished from merely directory. mane | adj.
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| SAT5000 | manlike | Like a man. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | marine | Of or pertaining to the sea or matters connected with the sea. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | maritime | Situated on or near the sea. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | martial | Pertaining to war or military operations. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Martian | Pertaining to Mars, either the Roman god of war or the planet. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | massive | Of considerable bulk and weight. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | maternal | Pertaining or peculiar to a mother or to motherhood. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | maudlin | Foolishly and tearfully affectionate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mawkish | Sickening or insipid. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | meager | scanty. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mealy-mouthed | Afraid to express facts or opinions plainly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | meddlesome | Interfering. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | medial | Of or pertaining to the middle. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mediocre | Ordinary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | melodious | Characterized by a sweet succession of sounds. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | memorable | Noteworthy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mercantile | Conducted or acting on business principles; commercial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mercenary | Greedy | adj.
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| SAT5000 | merciful | Disposed to pity and forgive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | merciless | Cruel. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | meretricious | Alluring by false or gaudy show. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | metaphysical | Philosophical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | meticulous | Over-cautious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | metric | Relating to measurement. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mettlesome | Having courage or spirit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | microscopic | Adapted to or characterized by minute observation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | migrant | Wandering. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | migratory | Wandering. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | militant | Of a warlike or combative disposition or tendency. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | miniature | Much smaller than reality or that the normal size. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | minute | Exceedingly small in extent or quantity. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | misanthropic | Hating mankind. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mischievous | Fond of tricks. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | misty | Lacking clearness | adj.
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| SAT5000 | modish | Fashionable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | momentary | Lasting but a short time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | momentous | Very significant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | monetary | Financial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | monotonous | Unchanging and tedious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mordant | Biting. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | moribund | On the point of dying. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | morose | Gloomy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | motley | Composed of heterogeneous or inharmonious elements. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | multiform | Having many shapes, or appearances. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | mundane | Worldly, as opposed to spiritual or celestial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | municipal | Of or pertaining to a town or city, or to its corporate or local government. municipality | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nameless | Having no fame or reputation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | narrow-minded | Characterized by illiberal views or sentiments. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nasal | Pertaining to the nose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | natal | Pertaining to one's birth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nauseous | Loathsome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nautical | Pertaining to ships, seamen, or navigation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | naval | Pertaining to ships. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | navigable | Capable of commercial navigation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | necessary | Indispensably requisite or absolutely needed to accomplish a desired result. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | needy | Being in need, want, or poverty. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nefarious | Wicked in the extreme. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | neglectful | Exhibiting or indicating omission. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | negligent | Apt to omit what ought to be done. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | negligible | Transferable by assignment, endorsement, or delivery. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Neolithic | Pertaining to the later stone age. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | neophyte | Having the character of a beginner. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nestling | Recently hatched. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | neural | Pertaining to the nerves or nervous system. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | neuter | Neither masculine nor feminine. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | neutral | Belonging to or under control of neither of two contestants. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Newtonian | Of or pertaining to Sir Isaac Newton, the English philosopher. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | niggardly | Stingy. (no longer acceptable to use) | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nimble | Light and quick in motion or action. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nocturnal | Of or pertaining to the night. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | noiseless | Silent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | noisome | Very offensive, particularly to the sense of smell. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | noisy | Clamorous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nomad | Having no fixed abode. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nomic | Usual or customary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nominal | Trivial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | non-resident | Not residing within a given jurisdiction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nondescript | Indescribable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Norman | Of or peculiar to Normandy, in northern France. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | noticeable | Perceptible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | notorious | Unfavorably known to the general public. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | noxious | Hurtful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nude | Naked. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nugatory | Having no power or force. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | numerical | Of or pertaining to number. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nuptial | Of or pertaining to marriage, especially to the marriage ceremony. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | nutritive | Having nutritious properties. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | oaken | Made of or from oak. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | obituary | A published notice of a death. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | objective | Grasping and representing facts as they are. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | obligatory | Binding in law or conscience. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | oblique | Slanting; said of lines. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | obsequious | Showing a servile readiness to fall in with the wishes or will of another. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | observant | Quick to notice. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | obsolescent | Passing out of use, as a word. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | obsolete | No longer practiced or accepted. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | obstreperous | Boisterous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | obtrusive | Tending to be pushed or to push oneself into undue prominence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | occult | Existing but not immediately perceptible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | octogenarian | A person of between eighty and ninety years. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ocular | Of or pertaining to the eye. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | odious | Hateful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | odoriferous | Having or diffusing an odor or scent, especially an agreeable one. odorous | adj.
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| SAT5000 | off | Farther or more distant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | officious | Intermeddling with what is not one's concern. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | olfactory | of or pertaining to the sense of smell. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ominous | Portentous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Omnipotent | Possessed of unlimited and universal power. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | omniscient | Characterized by unlimited or infinite knowledge. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | omnivorous | Eating or living upon food of all kinds indiscriminately. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | onerous | Burdensome or oppressive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | opaque | Impervious to light. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | operative | Active. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | opportune | Especially fit as occurring, said, or done at the right moment. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | opposite | Radically different or contrary in action or movement. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | opulent | Wealthy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | oral | Uttered through the mouth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | original | Not copied nor produced by imitation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ornate | Ornamented to a marked degree. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | orthodox | Holding the commonly accepted faith. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | orthogonal | Having or determined by right angles. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | orthopedic | Relating to the correcting or preventing of deformity | adj.
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| SAT5000 | outlandish | Of barbarous, uncouth, and unfamiliar aspect or action. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | out-of-the-way | Remotely situated. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | outrageous | Shocking in conduct. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | palatial | Magnificent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pallid | Of a pale or wan appearance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | paly | Lacking color or brilliancy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | paramount | Supreme in authority. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Parisian | Of or pertaining to the city of Paris. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | paronymous | Derived from the same root or primitive word. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | partible | Separable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | partisan | Characterized by or exhibiting undue or unreasoning devotion to a party. passible | adj.
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| SAT5000 | passive | Unresponsive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pastoral | Having the spirit or sentiment of rural life. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | paternal | Fatherly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | patrician | Of senatorial or noble rank. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | patronymic | Formed after one's father's name. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peaceable | Tranquil. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peaceful | Tranquil. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peccable | Capable of sinning. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peccant | Guilty. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pectoral | Pertaining to the breast or thorax. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pecuniary | Consisting of money. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peerless | Of unequaled excellence or worth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peevish | Petulant. (irritable) | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pellucid | Translucent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | penetrable | That may be pierced by physical, moral, or intellectual force. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peninsular | Pertaining to a piece of land almost surrounded by water. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | penitential | Pertaining to sorrow for sin with desire to amend and to atone. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pentavalent | Quinqeuvalent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | penultimate | A syllable or member of a series that is last but one. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | penurious | Excessively sparing in the use of money. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | perceptible | Cognizable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peremptory | Precluding question or appeal. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | perennial | Continuing though the year or through many years. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | perfectible | Capable of being made perfect. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | perfunctory | Half-hearted. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | peripatetic | Walking about. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | permanent | Durable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | permissible | That may be allowed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pernicious | Tending to kill or hurt. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | perpendicular | Straight up and down. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | perspicuous | Lucid. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pertinacious | Persistent or unyielding. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pertinent | Relevant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pervasive | Thoroughly penetrating or permeating. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | perverse | Unreasonable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pestilent | Having a malign influence or effect. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pestilential | having the nature of or breeding pestilence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | philanthropic | Benevolent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | philharmonic | Fond of music. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | phlegmatic | Not easily roused to feeling or action. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | phonetic | Representing articulate sounds or speech. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | phonic | Pertaining to the nature of sound. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | photoelectric | Pertaining to the combined action of light and electricity. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | picayune | Of small value. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pious | Religious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | piteous | Compassionate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pitiable | Contemptible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pitiful | Wretched. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pitiless | Hard-hearted. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | placid | Serene. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | plausible | Seeming likely to be true, though open to doubt. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | playful | Frolicsome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pleasant | Agreeable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pleasurable | Affording gratification. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | plebeian | Common. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | plenary | Entire. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | plenteous | Abundant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pneumatic | Pertaining to or consisting of air or gas. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | poetic | Pertaining to poetry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | poignant | Severely painful or acute to the spirit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | polar | Pertaining to the poles of a sphere, especially of the earth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | polysyllable | Having several syllables, especially more than three syllables. polytechnic | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ponderous | Unusually weighty or forcible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | populous | Containing many inhabitants, especially in proportion to the territory. portend | adj.
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| SAT5000 | positive | Free from doubt or hesitation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | possible | Being not beyond the reach of power natural, moral, or supernatural. postdate | adj.
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| SAT5000 | postgraduate | Pertaining to studies that are pursued after receiving a degree. postscript | adj.
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| SAT5000 | potent | Physically powerful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | powerless | Impotent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | practicable | Feasible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | precarious | Perilous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | precedential | Of the nature of an instance that may serve as a guide or basis for a rule. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | precipitant | Moving onward quickly and heedlessly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | precise | Exact. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | precocious | Having the mental faculties prematurely developed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | predatory | Prone to pillaging. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | predominant | Superior in power, influence, effectiveness, number, or degree. predominate | adj.
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| SAT5000 | preferable | More desirable than others. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | preferential | Possessing, giving, or constituting preference or priority. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prehensible | Capable of being grasped. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prehensile | Adapted for grasping or holding. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | premature | Coming too soon. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | premier | First in rank or position. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | preparatory | Having to do with what is preliminary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | preponderant | Prevalent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | preposterous | Utterly ridiculous or absurd. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prerogative | Having superior rank or precedence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prescient | Foreknowing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prescript | Prescribed as a rule or model. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prescriptible | Derived from authoritative direction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | presentient | Perceiving or feeling beforehand. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pretentious | Marked by pretense, conceit, or display. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | preternatural | Extraordinary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prevalent | Of wide extent or frequent occurrence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | priggish | Conceited. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prim | Stiffly proper. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prima | First. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | primeval | Belonging to the first ages. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | primitive | Pertaining to the beginning or early times. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | principal | Most important. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pristine | Primitive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | privy | Participating with another or others in the knowledge of a secret transaction. probate | adj.
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| SAT5000 | productive | Yielding in abundance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | profligate | Abandoned to vice. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | profuse | Produced or displayed in overabundance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prohibitory | Involving or equivalent to prohibition, especially of the sale of alcoholic beverages. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prolific | Producing offspring or fruit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prolix | Verbose. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prominent | Conspicuous in position, character, or importance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | promiscuous | Brought together without order, distinction, or design (for sex). promissory | adj.
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| SAT5000 | propellant | Propelling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | proportionate | Being in proportion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prosaic | Unimaginative. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | protective | Sheltering. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | protuberant | Bulging. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | provident | Anticipating and making ready for future wants or emergencies. providential | adj.
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| SAT5000 | provincial | Uncultured in thought and manner. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prudential | Proceeding or marked by caution. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | prurient | Inclined to lascivious thoughts and desires. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | psychic | Pertaining to the mind or soul. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | psychopathic | Morally irresponsible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pudgy | Small and fat. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | puerile | Childish. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pugnacious | Quarrelsome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | puissant | Possessing strength. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pulmonary | Pertaining to the lungs. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | punctilious | Strictly observant of the rules or forms prescribed by law or custom. punctual | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pungent | Affecting the sense of smell. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | punitive | Pertaining to punishment. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pusillanimous | Without spirit or bravery. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | putrescent | Undergoing decomposition of animal or vegetable matter accompanied by fetid odors. pyre | adj.
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| SAT5000 | pyrotechnic | Pertaining to fireworks or their manufacture. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | quarrelsome | Irascible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | quarterly | Occurring or made at intervals of three months. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | quiescent | Being in a state of repose or inaction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | quiet | Making no noise. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Quixotic | Chivalrous or romantic to a ridiculous or extravagant degree. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rabid | Affected with rabies or hydrophobia. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | racy | Exciting or exhilarating to the mind. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ramose | Branch-like. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rampant | Growing, climbing, or running without check or restraint. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rapacious | Disposed to seize by violence or by unlawful or greedy methods. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rapid | Having great speed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rapt | Enraptured. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | raptorial | Seizing and devouring living prey. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | raucous | Harsh. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reactionary | Pertaining to, of the nature of, causing, or favoring reaction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ready | In a state of preparedness for any given purpose or occasion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rebellious | Insubordinate. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | receivable | Capable of being or fit to be received - often money. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | receptive | Having the capacity, quality, or ability of receiving, as truths or impressions. recessive | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reciprocal | Mutually interchangeable or convertible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reckless | Foolishly headless of danger. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reconcilable | Capable of being adjusted or harmonized. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | recrudescent | Becoming raw or sore again. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | recurrent | Returning from time to time, especially at regular or stated intervals. redemption | adj.
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| SAT5000 | redoubtable | Formidable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | redundant | Constituting an excess. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | referable | Ascribable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | refractory | Not amenable to control. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | refragable | Capable of being refuted. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | refringent | Having the power to refract. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | regnant | Exercising royal authority in one's own right. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | regretful | Feeling, expressive of, or full of regret. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | relevant | Bearing upon the matter in hand. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reliant | Having confidence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reluctant | Unwilling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reminiscent | Pertaining to the recollection of matters of personal interest. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | remiss | Negligent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | remonstrant | Having the character of a reproof. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reparable | Capable of repair. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | repellent | Having power to force back in a manner, physically or mentally. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | replete | Full to the uttermost. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reprehensible | Censurable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | repressible | Able to be kept under restraint or control. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | repugnant | Offensive to taste and feeling. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | requisite | Necessary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | resilient | Having the quality of springing back to a former position. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | resistant | Offering or tending to produce resistance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | resistive | Having or exercising the power of resistance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | resistless | Powerless. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | resplendent | Very bright. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | respondent | Answering. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | resurgent | Surging back or again. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | retroactive | Operative on, affecting, or having reference to past events, transactions, responsibilities. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | retrospective | Looking back on the past. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | reverent | Humble. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ribald | Indulging in or manifesting coarse indecency or obscenity. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ridiculous | Laughable and contemptible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rife | Abundant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rightful | Conformed to a just claim according to established laws or usage. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rigorous | Uncompromising. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | risible | capable of exciting laughter. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | robust | Characterized by great strength or power of endurance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rotary | Turning around its axis, like a wheel, or so constructed as to turn thus. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rudimentary | Being in an initial, early, or incomplete stage of development. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ruffian | A lawless or recklessly brutal fellow. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ruminant | Chewing the cud. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | rustic | Characteristic of dwelling in the country. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sacrilegious | Impious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sagacious | Able to discern and distinguish with wise perception. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | salacious | Having strong sexual desires. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | salient | Standing out prominently. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | saline | Constituting or consisting of salt. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | salutary | Beneficial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sanguinary | Bloody. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sanguine | Having the color of blood. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sanguineous | Consisting of blood. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sapid | Affecting the sense of taste. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sapient | Possessing wisdom. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sapiential | Possessing wisdom. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | saponaceous | Having the nature or quality of soap. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sardonic | Scornfully or bitterly sarcastic. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | satiric | Resembling poetry, in which vice, incapacity ,or corruption is held up to ridicule. satirize | adj.
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| SAT5000 | scholarly | Characteristic of an erudite person. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | scholastic | Pertaining to education or schools. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Scriptural | Pertaining to, contained in, or warranted by the Holy Scriptures. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | scrupulous | Cautious in action for fear of doing wrong. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | scurrilous | Grossly indecent or vulgar. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sebaceous | Pertaining to or appearing like fat. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | secant | Cutting, especially into two parts. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | secondary | Less important or effective than that which is primary. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | second-rate | Second in quality, size, rank, importance, etc. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | secretive | Having a tendency to conceal. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sedate | Even-tempered. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sedentary | Involving or requiring much sitting. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | seditious | Promotive of conduct directed against public order and the tranquility of the state. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sedulous | Persevering in effort or endeavor. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | selective | Having the power of choice. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | semicivilized | Half-civilized. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | semiconscious | Partially conscious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | semiannual | Recurring at intervals of six months. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | senile | Peculiar to or proceeding from the weakness or infirmity of old age. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sensitive | Easily affected by outside operations or influences. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sensual | Pertaining to the body or the physical senses. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sensuous | Having a warm appreciation of the beautiful or of the refinements of luxury. sentence | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sentient | Possessing the power of sense or sense-perception. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | separable | Capable of being disjoined or divided. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | septennial | Recurring every seven years. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sequacious | Ready to be led. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sequent | Following in the order of time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | serviceable | Durable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sextuple | Multiplied by six. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sheer | Absolute. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | shiftless | Wanting in resource, energy, or executive ability. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | shrewd | Characterized by skill at understanding and profiting by circumstances. shriek | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sibilant | Made with a hissing sound. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sidelong | Inclining or tending to one side. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sidereal | Pertaining to stars or constellations. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | significant | Important, especially as pointing something out. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | similar | Bearing resemblance to one another or to something else. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | simultaneous | Occurring, done, or existing at the same time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sinister | Evil. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sinuous | Curving in and out. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | slight | Of a small importance or significance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | slothful | Lazy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sociable | Inclined to seek company. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | solar | Pertaining to the sun. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | soluble | Capable of being dissolved, as in a fluid. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | solvent | Having sufficient funds to pay all debts. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | somber | Gloomy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | somniferous | Tending to produce sleep. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | somnolent | Sleepy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sonorous | Resonant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sophistical | Fallacious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sordid | Of degraded character or nature. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sparse | Thinly diffused. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Spartan | Exceptionally brave; rigorously severe. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | spasmodic | Convulsive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | spontaneous | Arising from inherent qualities or tendencies without external efficient cause. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sprightly | Vivacious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | spurious | Not genuine. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | squalid | Having a dirty, mean, poverty-stricken appearance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | stagnant | Not flowing: said of water, as in a pool. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | stagy | Having a theatrical manner. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | staid | Of a steady and sober character. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | static | Pertaining to or designating bodies at rest or forces in equilibrium. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | stationary | Not moving. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | statuesque | Having the grace, pose, or quietude of a statue. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | stellar | Pertaining to the stars. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sterling | Genuine. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | stingy | Cheap, unwilling to spend money. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | stolid | Expressing no power of feeling or perceiving. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | stringent | Rigid. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | studious | Having or showing devotion to the acquisition of knowledge. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | stupendous | Of prodigious size, bulk, or degree. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | suave | Smooth and pleasant in manner. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subacid | Somewhat sharp or biting. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subaquatic | Being, formed, or operating under water. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subconscious | Being or occurring in the mind, but without attendant consciousness or conscious perception. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subjacent | Situated directly underneath. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subliminal | Being beneath the threshold of consciousness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sublingual | Situated beneath the tongue. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | submarine | Existing, done, or operating beneath the surface of the sea. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | submersible | Capable of being put underwater. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subordinate | Belonging to an inferior order in a classification. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subsequent | Following in time. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subservient | Servilely following another's behests. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | substantive | Solid. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subterranean | Situated or occurring below the surface of the earth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | subtle | Discriminating. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | succulent | Juicy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | suggestible | That can be suggested. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | suggestive | Stimulating to thought or reflection. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sumptuous | Rich and costly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | superb | Sumptuously elegant. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | supercilious | Exhibiting haughty and careless contempt. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | superficial | Knowing and understanding only the ordinary and the obvious. superfluity | adj.
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| SAT5000 | superfluous | Being more than is needed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | supernatural | Caused miraculously or by the immediate exercise of divine power. supernumerary | adj.
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| SAT5000 | supine | Lying on the back. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | supple | Easily bent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | supplementary | Being an addition to. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | suppressible | Capable of being suppressed. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | supramundane | Supernatural. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | surreptitious | Clandestine. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | susceptible | Easily under a specified power or influence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | suspicious | Inclined to doubt or mistrust. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | swarthy | Having a dark hue, especially a dark or sunburned complexion. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | syllabic | Consisting of that which is uttered in a single vocal impulse. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | symmetrical | Well-balanced. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | sympathetic | Having a fellow-feeling for or like feelings with another or others. sympathize | adj.
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| SAT5000 | symphonic | Characterized by a harmonious or agreeable mingling of sounds. symphonious | adj.
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| SAT5000 | systematic | Methodical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | taciturn | Disinclined to conversation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tangent | Touching. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tangible | Perceptible by touch. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tantamount | Having equal or equivalent value, effect, or import. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | taut | Stretched tight. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | technic | Technical. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | telltale | That gives warning or information. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | temporal | Pertaining to or concerned with the affairs of the present life. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | temporary | Lasting for a short time only. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tenacious | Unyielding. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tense | Strained to stiffness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tentative | Done as an experiment. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tercentenary | Pertaining to a period of 300 years. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | termagant | Violently abusive and quarrelsome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | terminal | Pertaining to or creative of a boundary, limit. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | territorial | Pertaining to the domain over which a sovereign state exercises jurisdiction. terse | adj.
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| SAT5000 | theological | Based on or growing out of divine revelation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | theoretical | Directed toward knowledge for its own sake without respect to applications. theorist | adj.
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| SAT5000 | thermal | Of or pertaining to heat. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | thermoelectric | Denoting electricity produced by heat. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | thoroughbred | Bred from the best or purest blood or stock. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | timorous | Lacking courage. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tipsy | Befuddled with drinks. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tireless | Untiring. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tiresome | Wearisome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Titanic | Of vast size or strength. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | toilsome | Laborious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tolerable | Moderately good. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tolerant | Indulgent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | torrid | Excessively hot. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tortious | Wrongful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tortuous | Abounding in irregular bends or turns. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | torturous | Marked by extreme suffering. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tractable | Easily led or controlled. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tranquil | Calm. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | transalpine | Situated on the other side of the Alps. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | transatlantic | Situated beyond or on the other side of the Atlantic. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | transcendent | Surpassing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | transcontinental | Extending or passing across a continent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | transitory | Existing for a short time only. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | translucent | Allowing the passage of light. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | transmissible | That may e sent through or across. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | transparent | Easy to see through or understand. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | transverse | Lying or being across or in a crosswise direction. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | treacherous | Perfidious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | treasonable | Of the nature of betrayal, treachery, or breech of allegiance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | treble | Multiplied by three. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tremendous | Awe-inspiring. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tremulous | Characterized by quivering or unsteadiness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | trenchant | Cutting deeply and quickly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tricolor | Of three colors. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | triennial | Taking place every third year. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | triple | Threefold. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | triplicate | Composed of or pertaining to three related things or parts. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | trite | Made commonplace by frequent repetition. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | troublesome | Burdensome. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | truculent | Having the character or the spirit of a savage. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | truthful | Veracious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | turgid | Swollen. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | tutelar | Protective. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | typical | Characteristic. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | typographical | Pertaining to typography or printing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ubiquitous | Being present everywhere. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ulterior | Not so pertinent as something else to the matter spoken of. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ultimate | Beyond which there is nothing else. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ultramontane | Beyond the mountains, especially beyond the Alps (that is, on their Italian side). | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unaccountable | Inexplicable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unaffected | Sincere. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unanimous | Sharing the same views or sentiments. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unavoidable | Inevitable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unbearable | Unendurable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unbecoming | Unsuited to the wearer, place, or surroundings. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unbiased | Impartial, as judgment. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unbridled | Being without restraint. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | uncommon | Rare. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unconscionable | Ridiculously or unjustly excessive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unconscious | Not cognizant of objects, actions, etc. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unctuous | Oily. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | underexposed | Insufficiently exposed for proper or full development, as negatives in photography. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | undersized | Of less than the customary size. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | underhanded | Clandestinely carried on. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | undue | More than sufficient. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | undulous | Resembling waves. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unfavorable | Adverse. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | ungainly | Clumsy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unicellular | Consisting of a single cell. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unique | Being the only one of its kind. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unisonant | Being in a condition of perfect agreement and accord. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | Unitarian | Pertaining to a religious body that rejects the doctrine of the Trinity. unlawful | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unlimited | Unconstrained. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unnatural | Artificial. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unnecessary | Not essential under the circumstances. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unsophisticated | Showing inexperience. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unspeakable | Abominable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | untimely | Unseasonable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | untoward | Causing annoyance or hindrance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unutterable | Inexpressible. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | unwieldy | Moved or managed with difficulty, as from great size or awkward shape. unwise | adj.
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| SAT5000 | uppermost | First in order of precedence. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | uproarious | Noisy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | urban | Of, or pertaining to, or like a city. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | usurious | Taking unlawful or exorbitant interest on money loaned. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vacuous | Empty. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | valid | Founded on truth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | valorous | Courageous. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vapid | Having lost sparkling quality and flavor. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | variable | Having a tendency to change. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vegetal | Of or pertaining to plants. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vegetative | Pertaining to the process of plant-life. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vehement | Very eager or urgent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | velvety | Marked by lightness and softness. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | venal | Mercenary, corrupt. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vendible | Marketable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | venerable | Meriting or commanding high esteem. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | venereal | Pertaining to or proceeding from sexual intercourse. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | venial | That may be pardoned or forgiven, a forgivable sin. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | venous | Of, pertaining to, or contained or carried in a vein or veins. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | veracious | Habitually disposed to speak the truth. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | verbose | Wordy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | verdant | Green with vegetation. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vernal | Belonging to or suggestive of the spring. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | versatile | Having an aptitude for applying oneself to new and varied tasks or to various subjects. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vertical | Lying or directed perpendicularly to the horizon. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vigilant | Being on the alert to discover and ward off danger or insure safety. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vincible | Conquerable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vindicatory | Punitive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vindicative | Revengeful. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | virile | Masculine. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | virtual | Being in essence or effect, but not in form or appearance. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | virulent | Exceedingly noxious or deleterious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | visual | Perceptible by sight. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vituperable | Deserving of censure. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vociferous | Making a loud outcry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | volant | Flying or able to fly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | volatile | Changeable. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | volitive | Exercising the will. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | voluble | Having great fluency in speaking. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | voluptuous | having fullness of beautiful form, as a woman, with or without sensuous or sensual quality. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | voracious | Eating with greediness or in very large quantities. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | votary | Consecrated by a vow or promise. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | votive | Dedicated by a vow. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | vulnerable | Capable of receiving injuries. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | warlike | Belligerent. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | weak-kneed | Without resolute purpose or energy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | wearisome | Fatiguing. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | wee | Very small. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | well-bred | Of good ancestry. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | well-to-do | In prosperous circumstances. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | whimsical | Capricious. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | winsome | Attractive. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | wintry | Lacking warmth of manner. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | wiry | Thin, but tough and sinewy. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | witless | Foolish, indiscreet, or silly. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | wizen-faced | Having a shriveled face. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | workmanlike | Like or befitting a skilled workman. | adj.
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| SAT5000 | wry | Deviating from that which is proper or right. | adj.
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