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SAT Words HARD Click Quiz - P
Ready for an extreme challenge? For each short definition or word, click on the synonymous SAT word. The words are extremely challenging, and there are more than the regular quiz.
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Last updated: February 13, 2025
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| First submitted | February 8, 2023 |
| Times taken | 393 |
| Average score | 60.0% | Report this quiz | Report |
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Regional dialect or form of speech
Strong argument; aggressive refutation
Art that stylistically imitates previous works
Moving from place to place; itinerant
Expressively mournful; loudly lamenting
Calm and unemotional in demeanour
Showing deep feeling or thought
Marked by causing excessive desire or lust
Lacking courage and resolution
Speech or writing praising its subject
Foreboding, ominous
Preference or bias for something
Beautiful appearance an object gains with age
Quality in art or literature that evokes sadness
Touchy, peevish
Panegyric
Pastiche
Pathos
Patina
Patois
Pensive
Peripatetic
Petulant
Phlegmatic
Plangent
Polemic
Portentous
Predilection
Prurient
Pusillanimous
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one small issue: the clue "calm and unemotional demeanour" should probably read something more like "having a calm and unemotional demeanour", to match the part of speech of the answer (which, if I'm not mistaken, can only be an adjective)