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bankrupt | With credit card bills skyrocketing, a shockingly large number of Americans are truly insolvent. |\n| affluent | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: wealthy | The center of the city had sadly become a pit of penury, while, only five miles away, multi million dollar homes spoke of affluence. |\n| vicarious | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: felt or undergone as if one were taking part in the experience or feelings of another | The advent of twitter is a celebrity stalker's dream, ashe or she canthrough hundreds of intimate \"tweets\"vicariously live the life of a famous person. |\n| animosity | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | noun: intense hostility | The governors animosity toward his rival was only inflamed when the latter spread false lies regarding the governors first term. |\n| hodgepodge | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | noun: a confusing mixture or jumble | Those in attendance represented a hodgepodge of the city's denizens: chimney sweepers could be seen sitting elbow to elbow with stockbrokers. |\n| demean | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | verb: to insult; to cause someone to lose dignity or respect | At first the soccer players bantered back and forth, but as soon as one of the players became demeaning, calling the other's mother a water buffalo, the ref whipped out a red card. |\n| antiquated | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: old fashioned ; belonging to an earlier period in time | Aunt Betty had antiquated notions about marriage, believing that a man should court a woman for at least a year before receiving a kiss. |\n| apprehension | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | noun: fearful\u003Cbr>expectation | Test day can be one of pure apprehension, as many students worry about their test scores. |\n| belittle | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | verb: lessen the importance, dignity, or reputation of | A good teacher will never belittle his students, but will instead empower them. |\n\nSAT vocabulary list  \n\n| benign | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: kind | I remember my grandfather's face was wrinkled, benign, and calm. |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| benign | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: (medicine) not dangerous to health; not recurrent or progressive | The tumor located in your ear lobe seems to be benign and should not cause you any trouble. |\n| candidness | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | noun: the quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech | Although I was unhappy that the relationship ended, I appreciated her candidness about why she was ready to move on from the relationship. |\n| commendable | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: worthy of high praise | The efforts of the firefighters running into the burning building were commendable. |\n| complacent | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: contented toa fault with oneself or one's actions | After the water polo team won their sixth championship, they became complacent and didn't even make it to the playoffs the next year. |\n| creditable | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: deserving of praise but not that amazing | Critics agreed the movie was creditable, but few gave it more than three out of five stars. |\n| cumbersome | Common\u003Cbr>Words I | adjective: difficult to handle or use especially because of size or weight | Only ten years ago, being an avid reader and a traveler meant carry","cbCaiuo2WXrted2q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuo2WXrted2q","pdf",1217696,31,"English","# SAT Vocabulary List\n## Word - Definition - Example","[{\"question\":\"How are the vocabulary items presented in the list?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry includes the word, its part of speech, a short definition, and a sentence example showing how the word is used.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the example sentences?\",\"answer\":\"They demonstrate practical usage and meaning in context, helping learners remember the word more accurately for SAT reading.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the list include different meanings or forms of the same word?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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