SAT L19
easily angered, irritable
irascible
to become weak or feeble; sag with loss of strength
languish
to rob of goods by violent seizure
pillage
stubborn; contrary; intractable
perverse
to become dry; shriveled
wither
violent, unbounded, unrestrained
unbridled
to engage in combat or competition
joust
a condition of weariness; fatigue
lassitude
the outside edge
periphery
to arouse curiosity
pique
to pull away, take by violence
wrest
to change direction
veer
fate, destiny; the force generated by a person’s good or bad actions
karma
calm and carefree; lighthearted
insouciant
to flow or spread through; penetrate
permeate
a persistent, illogical fear
phobia
using exactly the same words
verbatim
an act of choosing
volition
brief, using few words
laconic
to come between; to mediate, to occur between times
intervene
love of mankind
philanthrophy
suitable, attractive for photography
photogenic
sense of insult; to take offense
umbrage
to decrease gradually
wane
to express sorrow or regret; to mourn
lament
to tempt or persuade by using deception or flattery
inveigle
ill-humored, irritable, cranky
petulant
having patches of two or more colors
pied
former days, an era long past
yore
the sensation of dizziness
vertigo