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WorksheetsEnglish SAT Vocab Term 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
strong praise, recognition of achievement
nuance
accolade
affectation
prosaic
an effort to appear to have a quality not really or fully possessed; a fake manner or appearance
proliferate
arbitrary
compulsory
affectation
based solely on personal wishes, feelings, or perceptions, not on facts, reasons, or principles. Chosen at random.
arbitrary
remonstrate
hubris
sagacity
required; mandatory
venerate
rapacious
compulsory
hubris
excessive pride or arrogance
innocuous
hubris
proliferate
resonant
not intended to cause offense or provoke a strong reaction; harmless; Lacking in conflict or drama
innocuous
prosaic
superfluous
nuance
very slight difference in meaning, tone, color or feeling
trepidation
taciturn
accolade
nuance
to increase in number or spread rapidly and often excessively
proliferate
ramification
unscrupulous
remonstrate
commonplace or dull; average and unexciting; ordinary; matter of fact
hubris
venerate
prosaic
sagacity
A development or consequence growing out of and sometimes complicating a problem, plan, or statement; what something might mean or lead to
nah, it ain't this answer
unctuous
ramification
trepidation
given to seizing for plunder (taking by force) or the satisfaction of greed; predators or pirates
rapacious
arbitrary
venerate
compulsory
to say or plead in protest, objection, or disapproval; trying to stop something
proliferate
resonant
taciturn
remonstrate
resounding or echoing;
ex: deep voices or echoing canyons
superfluous
resonant
trepidation
prosaic
the quality of being sound in judgement and wise; someone who makes very rational, well-thought out decisions
sagacity
nuance
ramification
accolade
being more than what is sufficient, required, or necessary
resonant
unscrupulous
compulsory
superfluous
inclined to silence; reserved in speech; reluctant to join conversation
hubris
taciturn
trepidation
accolade
a state of alarm or dread; apprehension; fearfulness; anxiety; agitation
ramification
affectation
trepidation
sagacity
excessive piousness or moralistic fervor, especially in an affected manner; Someone who is annoyingly religious, moralistic, or self-righteous
nuance
unctuous
innocuous
unscrupulous
not having or showing no regard for what one considers right; someone who would simply do whatever he or she wanted without regard to the consequences for anyone else
ramification
proliferate
innocuous
unscrupulous
to regard with respect tinged with awe;
example: you really respect someone and look up to them in a way that is like worship
sagacity
venerate
arbitrary
hubris
