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WorksheetsSAT Vocab Unit 3
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
to describe or portray precisely
delineate
exonerate
dispel
insinuate
to drive away; to eliminate a rumor, misconception, or bad feeling
delineate
exonerate
dispel
insinuate
to suggest or hint at something, usually something morally unsound
delineate
exonerate
dispel
insinuate
to absolve someone of blame or fault
delineate
exonerate
dispel
insinuate
fond of having heated arguments; likely to cause an argument
fallacious
disputatious
inexorable
incongruous
based on a mistaken belief or example of unsound reasoning (false)
fallacious
disputatious
inexorable
incongruous
not consistent with expectations or surroundings
fallacious
disputatious
inexorable
incongruous
1.) unpreventable 2.) impossible to persuade
fallacious
disputatious
inexorable
incongruous
to make clear; to shed light on a situation.
elucidate
enumerate
equivocate
exonerate
to list one by one
elucidate
enumerate
equivocate
exonerate
to speak ambiguously so as to avoid commitment
elucidate
enumerate
equivocate
exonerate
Something that attracts or tempts, particularly because it offers an advantage
harangue
enticement
exhortation
disputation
a strong plea, usually through an urgent speech
harangue
enticement
exhortation
disputation
a lengthy speech
harangue
enticement
aside
disputation
to bring about; to persuade to do something. (Cajole is a synonym).
induce
infer
insinuate
elucidate
to conclude from evidence
induce
infer
insinuate
elucidate
What part of speech is "enticement"?
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
What part of speech is "elucidate"?
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
What part of speech is "fallacious"?
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
What part of speech is "exhortation"?
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
What part of speech is "disputatious"?
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
