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SAT Vocab 1
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1. establish the truth or correctness
- confirmcorrect
- adept
- mitigated
- sustain
- objective
2. showing contempt; scornful
- contemptuouscorrect
- limited
- dubious
- erratic
- protected
3. to refer disapprovingly or contemptuously to somebody or something
- disparagecorrect
- foster
- censures
- ascertain
- stimulate
4. to provide a child with care and upbringing
- fosterwrong
- predict
- sustain
- anticipate
- collaborative
5. on which some form of limit or restriction is imposed
- limitedcorrect
- adept
- capricious
- placid
- recessive
6. to say what is going to happen in the future, often on the basis of present indications or past experience
- predict correct
- compromised
- mitigated
- belied
- enlighten
7. to raise somebody to a more senior job or a higher position or rank
- promotedcorrect
- suppress
- diminishing
- disturb
- eradication
8. inciting emotion; lively
- rousingcorrect
- contemptuous
- empathetic
- dubious
- arrogant
9. examined closely and carefully
- scrutinizedwrong
- promoted
- sustained
- concealed
- debilitated
10. prove or support something
- substantiatecorrect
- eliminate
- stimulate
- thrive
- reconcile
11. very skilled or proficient at something
- adept correct
- limited
- candid
- callous
- elaborate
12. find (something) out for certain; make sure of
- ascertaincorrect
- foster
- undermine
- temporize
- trivialize
13. express severe disapproval of (someone or something), typically in a formal statement
- censureswrong
- mitigate
- vacillate
- confirm
- sustain
14. settled a dispute by mutual concession
- compromisedcorrect
- protected
- elaborated
- exacerbated
- located
15. not sure about an outcome or conclusion
- dubiouscorrect
- subjective
- contemptuous
- adroit
- adept
16. to put an end to something, usually something undesirable
- eliminate correct
- anticipate
- disparage
- belied
- disturb
17. the ability to identify with and understand somebody else’s feelings or difficulties
- empatheticcorrect
- erratic
- objective
- adept
- trite
18. not predictable, regular, or consistent, especially in being likely to depart from expected standards at any time
- erraticcorrect
- esoteric wrong
- ensure
- trite
- extravagant
19. to make an offense or crime less serious or more excusable
- mitigated wrong
- promoted
- ensured
- neglected
- obscure
20. to fail to give the proper or required care and attention to somebody or something
- neglectedcorrect
- belied
- sustained
- mitigated
- promoted
21. somebody or something that comes before, and is often considered to lead to the development of, another person or thing
- precursorcorrect
- anecdote
- condemnation
- digression
- exploit
22. a belief based on the fact that something is considered to be extremely reasonable or likely
- presumptioncorrect
- anecdote
- stimulus
- prudence
- modicum
23. sheltered from the elements
- protectedcorrect
- empathetic
- dubious
- placid
- phlegmatic
24. encourage; make more alert
- stimulatecorrect
- salvageable
- supply
- sustain
- scuttle
25. withstand something
- sustain correct
- mitigate
- ascertain
- disparage
- exacerbates
26. cause to stop, consciously resist
- suppresscorrect
- mitigate
- conceal
- belied
- enlighten
27. a short personal account of something; a short story
- anecdotewrong
- adept
- censures
- adroit
- conflagration
28. free of bias
- objectivecorrect
- subjective
- dubious
- benevolent
- curative
29. biased
- subjectivewrong
- empathetic
- recessive
- tenuous
- loquacious
30. overused and lacking interest
- tritecorrect
- erroneous
- erratic
- dubious
- esoteric
