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the fast stirring of a liquid  \nThe night before the big game, I was in a state of agitation.  \nalteration change from a previous norm  \nAfter we missed the bus the third time, our homeroom decided that serious alterations in the schedule were needed.  \nambiguous open to more than one interpretation; unclear  \nMy teacher's instructions about the paper were ambiguous; nobody knew what to write.  \nambivalent having mixed feelings  \nDue to his ambiguous instructions, I had ambivalent feelings about my teacher despite his warm manner.  \narcane difficult to understand  \nI fell asleep moments after I opened the arcane and academic book.  \n100+ SAT Words to Study on the Go by   \naromatic having a pleasant smell  \nSmelling aromatic oils can be a good way to reduce stress.  \nassumption an idea accepted as fact without proof  \nMy mother made the assumption that I wanted to got to State, but she hadn 't talked to me first.  \nbegrudging to envy; to give reluctantly  \nI begrudged my sister her new laptop, since I hadn 't had a new one in three years.  \nbelligerent war-like, inclined to fight  \nIt is hard not to provoke my cat, who is belligerent with all other animals.  \nbias inclination for or against a group of people or a particular outcome  \nThe scientific study seemed compelling at first, but eventually scientists found that it showed numerous biases.  \ncharacterize describe distinctive features; to be typical of  \nI shouldn 't have been surprised that Jess was so spontaneous, since that was characteristic of her.  \ncondescension disdain  \nMy father loves to deliver lectures at the dinner table, not realizing how condescending they can make him sound. consequently as a result  \nI got a C on the midterm; consequently, my final grade will not be higher than a B.  \nconserve protect  \nThe importance of conserving our natural environment has become increasingly clear.  \n[magoosh.com](magoosh.com)   2  \n100+ SAT Words to Study on the Go by   \ncontentious controversial  \nRebecca would have become student body president ifsome of her proposals hadn 't been so contentious.  \nconventional aligned with general beliefs  \nJake, who won the election, had much more conventional beliefs, in line with what most students thought.  \nconvey express  \nI tried to convey my disappointment to my parents without telling them directly.  \ncorroborate confirm; support  \nLucy said that she 'd been in the house all day, and her sister corroborated this statement.  \ncorrupt dishonest for personal gain  \nPoliticians are known for being corrupt, but I think some of them must have more altruistic goals.  \ncounterargument an argument opposing an idea set forth elsewhere  \nWhile I thought I made a strong case, my debate opponent's counterarguments werejust too good.  \ncurtail cut short  \nMy neighbor had been talking for two hours and eventually, I had to curtail her.  \ndeplete use up  \nI was only two blocks from home when I realized that I had completely depleted my car's gas supply.  \ndismay disappointment and distress  \nMy father was dismayed that I wouldn 't attend his alma mater, but I 'm happy with my decision.  \n[magoosh.com](magoosh.com)   3  \n100+ SAT Words to Study on the Go by   \nebullient highly enthusiastic  \nLuke laughs a lot at everything; 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