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3000 Common SAT Vocabulary
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iridescent 
1
 | about art or skill of removing metals from ores |
| pierce, punch, or borehole or holes in; penetrate |
| exhibiting or giving out colors like those of rainbow; gleaming or shimmering with rainbow colors |
| determine, decide, or establish in advance; influence markedly |
jocular
2
| cause to become sick; fill with disgust |
| humorous, amusing or joking; sportive; not serious |
| enthusiastically worded approval; a round of applause |
| pronounce the letter s imperfectly; give s and z the sound of th; speak hesitatingly with a low voice, as if afraid |
lope
3
| gallop slowly; run or ride with steady, easy gait; travel at an easy pace with long strides |
| philosophy or science of law; a division or department of law |
| impossible to recover or regain; irreparable |
| a small, representative system having analogies to the larger system; miniature model of something |
metallurgical
4
| about art or skill of removing metals from ores |
| essential premise; the underlying assumption |
| indicative of lack of generosity; cautious with money |
| stubbornly or perversely persistent; unyielding; obstinate |
miasma
5
| state of being multiplex or various; condition of being numerous; a large number |
| belief in magical spells to produce unnatural effects; the communicating with spirits of dead ones to predict future |
| slight offense; small sin or fault |
| swamp gas; heavy, vaporous atmosphere, often emanating from decaying matter; pervasive corrupting influence |
microcosm
6
| belief in magical spells to produce unnatural effects; the communicating with spirits of dead ones to predict future |
| state of being multiplex or various; condition of being numerous; a large number |
| enthusiastically worded approval; a round of applause |
| a small, representative system having analogies to the larger system; miniature model of something |
nauseate
7
| cause to become sick; fill with disgust |
| slight offense; small sin or fault |
| lessen the violence of disease; moderate intensity; gloss over with excuses |
| free thinker, usually used disparagingly; one without moral restraint |
neophyte
8
| irritable; easily angered; excited by or arising from anger |
| involving clever rogues or adventurers |
| recent convert to a belief; one newly initiated |
| imitation; act, practice, or art of mimicking |
patrician
9
| universally present; being present everywhere |
| theft of another's ideas or writings passed off as original |
| belong to noble origin; having high birth |
| act out without words but with gestures and bodily movements only; imitate |
picaresque
10
| after death, as of child born after father's death or book published after author's death |
| involving clever rogues or adventurers |
| flexible; easily influenced; easily bent or flexed; pliable |
| pierce, punch, or borehole or holes in; penetrate |