SAT Words # SAT/M201

adj. inexpressible
(a) can be fixed; mendable; can be corrected
(b) unutterable
(c) despondent
(d) marked by a harmonious or agreeable mingling of sounds
 
adj. vincible
(a) fallen into decay or partial ruin
(b) incorrect
(c) conquerable
(d) intelligible
 
adj. finite
(a) limited
(b) relating to the development and improvement of race
(c) having the capacity, quality or ability of receiving, as truths or impressions
(d) that can be imagined or conceived in the mind
 
adj. ominous
(a) pleasant smelling; aromatic
(b) pertaining to the beginning or early times
(c) delivering bad news; foreboding; threatening
(d) effected by divine guidance
 
adj. implausible
(a) ingenuous
(b) possessed of unlimited and universal power
(c) unconquerable
(d) hard to believe; not credible; lacking the appearance of truth

adj. atrocious
(a) outrageously or wantonly wicked, criminal, vile or cruel
(b) wordy
(c) pertaining to or appearing like fat
(d) absolute
 
n. orthodoxy
(a) a grass cultivated for forage and cereal
(b) that side or direction toward which the wind blows
(c) acceptance of the common faith
(d) a foot-covering made of soft leather or buckskin
 
adj. clamorous
(a) evincing skill, originality or cleverness, as in contrivance or arrangement
(b) competent for physical service
(c) important, especially as pointing something out
(d) urgent in complaint or demand
 
adj. relevant
(a) pertaining to the breast or thorax
(b) bearing upon the matter in hand
(c) situated beyond or on the other side of the ocean
(d) tending to one point
 
adj. trite
(a) made commonplace by frequent repetition
(b) extra; additional; being more than the usual amount
(c) that may be pardoned or forgiven; a forgivable sin
(d) something that isn't there