Q
To swing from one course of action or opinion to another
Vacillation
To approach or speak boldly or aggressively as with a demand or request
Accost
By surprise; unexpectedly
Unawares
Inappropriate; unsuited to surroundings; not fitting in
Incongruous
FINAL JEOPARDY: Create a sentence with one SAT word.
Answers may vary.
Listlessness; torpor; weariness; fatigue
Lassitude
Displaying or imparting joy
Beatific
The right to vote
Suffrage
Distant; reserved in manner
Aloof
The _ student did not join any coteries for his project when there was the option to work on it individually.
Aloof
Very talkative; loquacious
Garrulous
Subtle variation in color; very small difference
Nuance
A tranquil, secluded place and to seclude yourself
Cloister
Distressing; disturbing
Harrowing
Although they were imperceptible, the cerebral student could find the important nuances of word choice.
Nuance
An extremely large number
Myriad
A swamp and a difficult or precarious situation; a predicament
Quagmire
Yielding to supervision; obedient
Docile
Continuing for a long time
Chronic
Desperate for peace and quiet, the teacher could not stop the _ class from their loquacious talking during the didactic lesson.
Garrulous
Physically or mentally destructive; harmful to human beings
Noxious
Dark; dull; gloomy; grave; serious
Somber
An excessive amount (not to be confused with myriad)
Surfeit
To stress; to emphasize
Accentuate
If you eat a gluttonous _ of junk food, you could have health problems such as a stomach ache.
Surfeit