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SAT - V

Terms

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vacillate
to sway back and forth, to hesitate in making a decision
vagabound
a wanderer
vagary
an odd notion, an unpredictable action
vainglorious
boastfully proud
valedictory
saying farewell
vanguard
the front part
vapid
uninteresting, tasteless, tedious
variegated
having different colors, diversified
vaunt
to brag or boast
venal
corrupt, able to be bribed
venerable
worthy of respect
venerate
to regard with respect
venial
excusable, minor.. venial sins
veracious
truthful, honest
verbiage
overabundance of words
verbose
wordy
verdant
green, flourishing
verisimilitude
the appearance of truth.. "truthiness"
veritable
true, actual, genuine
verity
truth
vertex
top, highest point
vertiginous
whirling, dizzy, unstable
verve
energy, enthusiasm
vestige
a trace, visible evidence of something that is no longer present
viable
capable of living, workable, practicable
viaduct
a bridge
viands
various foods
viceroy
a representative, a deputy appointed by a sovereign to rule a province
vicissitudes
unpredictable changes; ups and downs
victuals
food
vie
to compete
vigilant
watchful
vignette
a short literary sketch
vilify
to speak evil of, to defame
vindictive
spiteful, seeking revenge
vintage
representative of the best
virile
masculine, many
virulent
deadly, poisonous, harmful
visage
the face, appearance
visceral
pertaining to instinctive rather than intellectual motive
viscous
sticky
vitiate
to weaken, impair
vitreous
of or like glass
vitriolic
biting, sharp, bitter
vituperate
to scold, to criticize
vivify
to give life to, to enlighten
vociferous
loud, shouting
volant
capable of flying
volatile
unstable, explosive
volition
free will
voluble
talkative, fluent
voracious
extremely hungry, greedy
votary
loyal follower
vouchsafe
to grant, to allow or permit
vulpine
like a fox; clever

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