SAT Vocabulary unit 3 12 terms – honors 9th lit.

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SAT Vocabulary unit 3 12 terms – honors 9th lit

Abominate (v.) To have an intense dislike or hatred for loathe despise detest -------------------------------- cherish esteem

Acculturation (n.) the modification of the social patterns of one group or society by contact with those of another blend adaptation

Adventitious (adj.) resulting from chance rather than from an inherent cause accidental incidental fortuitous -------------------------------- intrinsic inherent

Circuitous (adj.) roundabout indirect meandering winding ---------------------------- straight direct

Expedite (v.) To make easier To accelerate To speed up __________ To hinder To hamper

Ferment (n./v.) a state of great excitement to produce alcohol by chemical action

Inadvertent (adj.) unintentional accidental ---------------------- deliberate intentional

Nominal (adj.) existing in name only too small to be considered or taken seriously inconsequential -------------------------------- real excessive

Noncommittal (adj.) not decisive not definite unwilling to take a clear position playing it safe -------------------------------- definite committed

Sangfroid (n.) --------------------- composure coolness in trying circumstances poise self-assurance --------------------- hysteria

Vitriolic (adj.) bitter sarcastic ------------------------- honeyed sugary

Wheedle (v.) to use coaxing or flattery to gain some desired end sweet-talk ---------------------------- coerce intimidate