<p>The phoresy of the mites and the damselfly was so romantic, the girls who saw it had to say, “Awww…”!</p>
<p>Next word: jejune</p>
<p>How does he exist on such a **jejune **diet?</p>
<p>Parnassian</p>
<p>The seemingly Parnassian novel actually had nothing to do with poetry</p>
<p>(kind of a bad sentence i know)</p>
<p>inane</p>
<p>btw, are we allowed to look up a word if we dont know it?</p>
<p>I was angry with my inane roomate who had just dipped his hand in my prized nano reef aquarium.</p>
<p>salvo</p>
<p>How do you guys bold?</p>
<p>ctrl+b
Ouch! I just got hit by that salvo of machine gun bullets!</p>
<p>bullock</p>
<p>Despite being young, a bullock can still be dangerous if it hits you with full speed</p>
<p>precocious</p>
<p>Amu is a precocious kid, taking SAT at the age of 15.</p>
<p>connoisseur</p>
<p>ps: wow, i really find this thread helpful for me. but, imo, we should practice words that could possibly appear on the sat, since we all are preparing for it and this thread is in SAT prep section.
also i’ve made summary of all words mentioned here. if sb interested, pm me for doc.</p>
<p>Although it might seem Tsenguun is a connoisseur at determining ages, he determined mine incorrectly.</p>
<p>dumbfounded</p>
<p>I was dumbfounded to learn I received a four on the AP European History examination. All of my studying for a four, good grief!</p>
<p>(lame, sorry)</p>
<p>lugubrious? lol june sat takers</p>
<p>It in not necessary to be lugubrious just because you received a 4 on your AP Test</p>
<p>propitious</p>
<p>I took the bright sun and clear sky as a propitious sign for how my sailing adventure would be.</p>
<p>convolute</p>
<p>The thief’s convoluted plan to rob the museum showed that he had been reading too many mystery novels; in the real world, such a scheme has too many elements that could go wrong. </p>
<p>innocuous</p>
<p>The student felt her statements were rather innocuous, but instead they stirred a controversial debate in the classroom. </p>
<p>impervious</p>
<p>**Impervious **to the board members’ advice, the fledgling chairman continued to lead the company to its demise.</p>
<p>obviate</p>
<p>Practicing more and more should obviate the vocabulary problem. Believe me!!! kk</p>
<p>fracas</p>
<p>My little brothers created a fracas when they fought over who gets the last cookie.</p>
<p>natty</p>
<p>Most popular students at my school are natty since they need to be role models for others</p>
<p>legerdemain</p>
<p>All of were hoaxed by his legerdemain of money making and disappearing. At least, to my surprise, it came out of my pocket. Wow!!!</p>
<p>innuendo</p>
<p>the judge thought the plaintiff’s **innuendo **of the newspaper’s bio to be exaggerated and dismissed the case</p>
<p>chalazion</p>
<p>Having a chalazion on your eyelid would be a misfortune during the SAT</p>
<p>cornucopia</p>