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Top 400 SAT Words (College Panda)aesthetic (adj.) - answer concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty (49%)
undermine (v.) - answer to damage or weaken the foundation; sabotage (49%)
profound (adj.) - answer having great depth or insight (45%)
refute (v.) - answer to prove false; overthrow by argument (45%)
skeptical (adj.) - answer doubtful; disbelieving (45%)
ambivalent (adj.) - answer having mixed feelings (44%)
hostile (adj.) - answer unfriendly; having ill will (44%)
condemn (v.) - answer to express strong disapproval of (40%)
assert (v.) - answer to confidently make a statement (38%)
nostalgia (n.) - answer a longing for the past (38%)
pretense (n.) - answer a false appearance or action intended to deceive (38%)
cynical (adj.) - answer wary of people's motives; believing people are selfish (36%)
obscure (adj.) - answer unclear; hard to perceive (36%)
convention (n.) - answer accepted tradition or practice (35%)
contempt (n.) - answer a feeling that someone is inferior or worthless; scorn (33%)
foster (v.) - answer to bring up; nurture (33%)
pragmatic (adj.) - answer practical; concerned with usefulness in the real world (33%)
revere (v.) - answerto regard with respect and awe (33%)
anecdote (n.) - answershort personal story (31%)
disparage (v.) - answerto speak of someone in a disrespectful way; belittle (31%)
exemplary (adj.) - answerperfect; worthy of following (31%)
,substantiate (v.) - answerto support with proof; verify (31%)
trivial (adj.) - answerof little significance or value; unimportant (31%)
depict (v.) - answerto represent in words; describe (29%)
indifferent (adj.) - answerhaving no concern; uncaring; apathetic (29%)
anthropology (n.) - answerthe study of humans and society (27%)
futile (adj.) - answeruseless or ineffective; having no useful result (27%)
indignant (adj.) - answerfilled with anger and resentment (27%)
reconcile (v.) - answerto settle or resolve; to unite (27%)
sarcasm (n.) - answera cutting, ironic remark to mock something (27%)
abstract (adj.) - answertheoretical; difficult to understand (25%)
advocate (v.) - answerto support a cause or position (25%)
ambiguous (adj.) - answerunclear; open to interpretation (25%)
eccentric (adj.) - answerweird or odd; having a wacky personality (25%)
implausible (adj.) - answerhard to believe; unrealistic (25%)
intemperate (adj.) - answerhaving no self-control; reckless and wasteful (25%)
plausible (adj.) - answerbelievable; credible (25%)
rhetoric (n.) - answerthe art of using language effectively and persuasively (25%)
rigorous (adj.) - answerextremely thorough, exhaustive, or accurate (25%)
subtle (adj.) - answerdifficult to detect or describe (25%)
temperate (adj.) - answerhaving self-control; exercising moderation (25%)
archaeological (adj.) - answerrelated to the study of people and their history (24%)
arrogant (adj.) - answerhaving a sense of superiority or self-importance (24%)
complacent (adj.) - answerself-satisfied to the point of being unconcerned (24%)
, embellish (v.) - answerto make beautiful; to decorate (24%)
evoke (v.) - answerto bring forth or call to mind, especially feelings (24%)
immodest (adj.) - answerlacking humility or decency (24%)
modest (adj.) - answerhumble (24%)
prudent (adj.) - answerwise in handling practical matters; having good judgment (24%)
suppress (v.) - answerto put an end to forcibly; bring under control (24%)
vindicate (v.) - answerto clear from accusation, blame or suspicion (24%)
deride (v.) - answerto treat with ridicule or contempt (22%)
diligent (adj.) - answerhard working (22%)
disdain (v.) - answerto treat with contempt; despise (22%)
empathy (n.) - answeran understanding of another's situation and feelings (22%)
erroneous (adj.) - answermistaken (22%)
fundamental (adj.) - answerbasic; elementary (22%)
improvise (v.) - answerto invent or perform with no preparation (22%)
mundane (adj.) - answereveryday and dull; boring (22%)
naive (adj.) - answershowing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment (22%)
superficial (adj.) - answershallow; having no depth of character (22%)
whimsical (adj.) - answerplayful and fanciful; imaginative; childlike (22%)
alleviate (v.) - answerto relieve from pain (20%)
antagonize (v.) - answerto cause someone to become hostile or unfriendly (20%)
bolster (v.) - answerto support or build up something (20%)
capricious (adj.) - answerimpulsive and unpredictable (20%)
convoluted (adj.) - answercomplicated or confusing (20%)
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