SAT Week 1

easy to approach or talk to

full of complaints

commonplace or dull

to disagree or act against

demanding respect due to dignity or age

to regard something as worthless

cheerful willingness

indicating dismissal or rejection

having sudden or rash action

state of being irritated, extremely annoyed

the state of being average or unremarkable

to bring into existence again

done with secrecy or concealment

shyness or modesty

coming from a sudden impulse or tendency

supreme or lofty

a model or pattern of excellence

denial of an indulgence or appetite

weariness of body or mind

a feeling of great joy or pride

to develop through education or training

a grant or contribution of money

high in station or rank

direct in speech

profound hopelessness

persuasive speaking or writing often exaggerated

having intense or passionate feeling

a delay or temporary rest

stubborn, determined

tending to delay or procastinate

to explain or work at something beyond what is necessary

faithful attachment, obedience

joking or facetious

incapable of being expressed in words

holding interest as if by a spell

liable to be wrong or false

something that relieves symptoms without curing disease

motivated purely by money

to puzzle or bewilder

state of being new or unique

to feel or express sorrow or grief

to make larger

a command or authorization to act in a certain way

to show to be false

treatment against a particular group

untidy or unclean

made according to a formula

a social blunder

an assertion made with little or no proof

to challenge as false

emotionally purging

lacking experience

harsh in tone

wise or judicious in practical affairs

moderate, not extreme

not influenced by feelings

inactive, as if asleep

to sway, shake or tremble

using another's work as one's own

intentionally vague or ambiguous