SAT Vocabulary - Historical Documents (Meltzer)

subordinate

• using irony to mock or convey contempt

• a person who identifies with ordinary people

• to deteriorate, to lower in dignity

• lower in rank, occupying an inferior position

station

• persistent and determined

• supremacy

• distinctive

• position or rank

peculiar

• supremacy

• inequality

• distinctive

• deeply established

sarcastic

• a person who identifies with ordinary people

• lower in rank, occupying an inferior position

• to publicly recommend, to urge

• using irony to mock or convey contempt

degrade

• to show deep respect

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  to publicly recommend, to urge

• to deteriorate, to lower in dignity

• using irony to mock or convey contempt

entrenched

• to show deep respect

• damaged and disgraced

• persistent and determined

• deeply established

tenacious

• position or rank

• damaged and disgraced

• persistent and determined

• deeply established

dominion

• to reject

• supremacy

• distinctive

• inequality

revere

• position or rank

• to deteriorate, to lower in dignity

• to publicly recommend, to urge

• to show deep respect

disparity

• distinctive

• inequality

• to reject

• supremacy