3000 Common SAT Vocabulary Words
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lackadaisical 
1
 | incurable; uncorrectable; impossible to remedy or correct |
| lacking purpose or zest; halfhearted; lacking spirit or liveliness |
| hardship; state of extreme poverty |
| teaching; the art of education; the science of teaching |
largess
2
| give a false or incorrect impression, often deliberately; serve unsatisfactorily as representative |
| generous gift; money or gifts bestowed |
| determine, decide, or establish in advance; influence markedly |
| spread gradually; cause the liquid to pass through small holes; filter |
lecherous
3
| collector and student of money, in particular of coins |
| vigorously passionate; excessive desire, especially in sexual activity |
| foul-smelling; offensive by arousing disgust; harmful or dangerous |
| inoffensive expression of fat; stout |
lethargic
4
| vigorously passionate; excessive desire, especially in sexual activity |
| drowsy; dull; indifferent or apathetic |
| author or compiler of dictionary; one employed in the making of vocabulary or wordbook of language |
| spread gradually; cause the liquid to pass through small holes; filter |
lexicographer
5
| author or compiler of dictionary; one employed in the making of vocabulary or wordbook of language |
| strict disciplinarian; one who demands absolute adherence to forms and rules |
| branch of acoustics concerned with speech processes, including its production and perception |
| come into rough contact with while moving; make one's way by pushing or elbowing |
malingerer
6
| strict disciplinarian; one who demands absolute adherence to forms and rules |
| one who feigns illness to escape duty |
| imitation; act, practice, or art of mimicking |
| enthusiastically worded approval; a round of applause |
nebulous
7
| excessively unwilling to spend; excessively sparing or frugal |
| flexible; easily influenced; easily bent or flexed; pliable |
| lacking definite form or limits; hazy; cloudy |
| lacking purpose or zest; halfhearted; lacking spirit or liveliness |
obtrude
8
| teaching; the art of education; the science of teaching |
| interpret incorrectly; misjudge; mistake the meaning of |
| push oneself or one's ideas forward or intrude; stick out or extrude |
| determine, decide, or establish in advance; influence markedly |
parsimonious
9
| a compact, close-knit group of people, animals, or things |
| excessively unwilling to spend; excessively sparing or frugal |
| lacking definite form or limits; hazy; cloudy |
| confuse; muddle; cause confusion; make needlessly complex |
pastel
10
| come into rough contact with while moving; make one's way by pushing or elbowing |
| any of various pale or light colors; lacking in body or vigor |
| interpret incorrectly; misjudge; mistake the meaning of |
| collector and student of money, in particular of coins |