S.A.T. 12 Spelling & Vocabulary

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S.A.T. 12 Spelling & Vocabulary

heed – v. - To pay attention to: listen to and consider.

podium – n., pl. - An elevated platform, as for a public speaker.

oblivious – Lacking all memory; forgetful oblivious – Lacking all memory; forgetful. Lacking conscious awareness; unmindful.

curtail – tr. v. – To cut short or reduce.

tenuous – adj. Long and thin; slender.

bombast – Grandiloquent, pompous speech or writing

acquiesce – intr. v.- To consent or comply passively or without protest

resonant – adj. - Strong and deep in tone; resounding

lampoon – n. - A written attack ridiculing a person, group, or institution. A light, good-humored satire.

epicure – n. – A person with refined taste, esp. in food and wine.

S.A.T. 12 Time is ticking. Study your words at home!