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of little weight or importance; having no sound basis; lacking in seriousness; silly in a negative way  \n34. propensity (n.) - the fact that someone is likely to behave in a particular way, especially a bad way; an often intense natural inclination or preference  \n35. ostentatious (adj.) - too obviously showing one’s money, possessions, or power, in an attempt to get admiration from and be noticed by others; marked by or fond of conspicuous or vainglorious and sometimes pretentious display","cbCaiuNu86E0ayBp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuNu86E0ayBp","pdf",17290,"English","# SAT Vocab #2\n## superfluous\n## egregious\n## turbulent\n## unobtrusive\n## acquiesce\n## elucidate\n## succinct\n## frivolous\n## propensity\n## ostentatious","[{\"question\":\"What does superfluous mean in SAT vocabulary?\",\"answer\":\"Superfluous means not needed, or more than needed; it can also suggest wasteful extravagance.\"},{\"question\":\"How is acquiesce typically used?\",\"answer\":\"Acquiesce means to agree or accept something passively, often even when you do not want to.\"},{\"question\":\"What does ostentatious describe?\",\"answer\":\"Ostentatious describes something that deliberately and obviously displays wealth, power, or possessions to get attention.\"}]","SAT Vocab 2 - Key Vocabulary List and Meanings | PDF",1789413307]