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SAT Vocabulary Lesson and Practice: Lesson 4 Word List With Definitions
SAT Vocabulary Lesson and Practice: Lesson 4 Word List With Definitions
7. decipher (v) to discover the meaning of a cipher or encryption; to understand a coded or hidden meaning
15. oblivion (n) lack of consciousness, knowledge, or memory; being completely forgotten
17. peerless (adj) without equivalent; better than or above all others
19. prudence (n) wise caution; the quality of being careful and judicious
20. recur (v) to happen for a second time, or to happen repeatedly at intervals
1. niche 6. hurry
2. glowing 7. huge
3. see-through 8. impoverished
4. unequaled 9. straightforward
Antonyms:
In the space provided, write the word from the list above that means opposite of the word
given.
Analogies:
Choose the word from the list that best completes the analogy, creating the same
relationship between the second set of words as exists between the first set of words.
In the space provided, write the word from the list above that best completes each given
sentence.
31. The little girl felt for stealing the pack of gum.
34. She wasn't sure if everything about the deal was ; it seemed suspicious to her.
35. A judge should be both knowledgeable and , since knowledge must be tempered
with wisdom.
37. The aura of the moon created a play of light on the surrounding clouds.
38. Her when the thief snatched her purse attracted the attention of bystanders.
40. In our society, food is , but many people are starving around the world.
41. The elephant seemed to the three-year-old, bigger than anything she'd ever seen.
42. Georgia found her job , almost too much work for her small paycheck.
44. Use in choosing your investments; security is more important than quick gains.
45. His hair, greased back against his head, repulsed her.
46. Their meeting was because they didn't want anyone to know about it.
48. Making alliances with one faction may us in difficulties with an opposing faction.
49. He knew that he'd have to to get to the store before it closed.
51. After a long, hard day's work, she sank into the of sleep.
52. Her top was made of soft layers of material, through which one could see a deep
red camisole.
53. The boys were on Christmas morning, running around the house and shouting.
55. I am afraid he might my meaning, and it's important that he understand me.
4. peerless
Sentence Usage
5. contrite 31. contrite
6. hustle 32. virtuoso
7. stupendous 33. peerless
8. indigent 34. aboveboard
9. aboveboard 35. sapient
10. decipher 36. recur
48. embroil
Analogies
21. stupendous 49. hustle