aristocrat
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beneficiary
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autocrat
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benefactor
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amateur
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authoritarian
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belittler
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agnostic
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ascetic
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agnostic
amateur
anarchist
aristocrat
(n.) a person who believes the existence of
God is impossible to prove
(n.) a person who pursues a study or sport as a
pastime rather than as a profession
(n.) a person who encourages revolt against
established laws or government
(n.) a person who belongs to the highest or
most privileged class in a society
Agatha is an agnostic; she doesn’t deny the existence
of a god, but she doesn’t believe in one, either.
Amos was a great golfer, but he was still just an
amateur; he had no interest in pursuing the sport
professionally.
On campus, the anarchist preached against the
university’s government, advocating revolt by the
students.
As an aristocrat, Ari was used to preferential
treatment in the most expensive hotels and restaurants
in the city.
Word Forms: agnostic (adj.), agnostical,
agnostically, agnosticism
Word Forms: amateur (adj.), amateurish,
amateurishly, amateurishness, amateurism,
amateurship
Word Forms: anarchy, anarchistic, anarchic,
anarchical, anarchically, anarch
Word Forms: aristocracy, aristocratic, aristocratical,
aristocratically, aristocraticalness, aristocraticness
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ascetic
authoritarian
autocrat
avenger
(n.) a person who practices self-denial
as a spiritual discipline
(n.) a person who expects
unquestioned obedience
(n.) a person who rules with complete
power and authority
(n.) a person who seeks justice or revenge
To prove his devotion to the religion, the ascetic
did not own anything that might provide comfort or
pleasure, such as a mattress or television set.
The timid girl’s father was an authoritarian; she was
expected to obey his every order without question or
hesitation.
Word Forms: ascetic (adj.), ascetical, ascetically,
asceticism
Word Forms: authoritarian (adj.), authoritarianism
Related Words: authority, authoritative
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Ava saw herself as an avenger, the only person who
could find justice for the little boy injured in the fire.
Word Forms: autocratic, autocratical, autocratically,
autocracy
Antonym Forms: democrat, democratic,
democratical, democratically, democracy
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Word Forms: avenge, avengeful, avengingly
Related Words: vengeance, revenge
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bard
belittler
benefactor
beneficiary
(n.) a poet
(n.) a person who takes away the importance
of another person or situation
(n.) a person who helps people or institutions
(especially with financial help)
(n.) a person or group that receives
funds or other benefits
The bard recited several of his poems at the book
signing.
Word Forms: bardic, bardish, bardlike, bardship
Note: William Shakespeare is referred to as
the bard.
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The autocrat was an oppressive ruler, dictating all
laws and rules for the citizens of the nation.
Bella is using her natural tendency as a belittler to
win the science fair; by criticizing the other projects,
she hopes to draw attention to her own.
Word Forms: belittle, belittlement
Related Word: little
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The museum was supported by an anonymous
benefactor who donated money for its upkeep.
Word Forms: benefaction, benefactive, benefactress
Antonym Forms: malefactor, malefaction,
malefactress
Related Words: benefit, beneficial,
beneficiary
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The old man selected his alma mater as the
beneficiary of his estate; someday the university will
inherit millions of dollars through his will.
Related Words: benefit, beneficial, benefcator
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chronicler
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compatriot
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buffoon
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charlatan
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combatant
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bourgeois
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cavalier
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colleague
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boor
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cartographer
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clairvoyant
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boor
bourgeois
buffoon
bureaucrat
(n.) a person who is rude, clumsy, and
lacking social manners
(n.) a person who belongs to the middle class
(n.) a person who amuses others
by joking or clowning around
(n.) an official in a government or other
administrative group (often who is
concerned with details and order)
Boris was a boor at the dinner party; after telling the
host that her house was cheaply decorated, he ate his
steak with his fingers and burped during the meal.
Brody considered himself a bourgeois, with middle
class values and goals, even though his promotion
qualified him for membership in the upper class.
In the movie, the buffoon lightens the more serious
scenes by making jokes about the main character’s
predicament.
Word Forms: boorish, boorishly, boorishness
Note: Be careful not to confuse a boor (a rude person)
with a bore (a boring person).
Word Forms: bourgeois (adj.), bourgeoisie,
bourgeoisify, bourgeoisification
Word Forms: buffoonish, buffoonery
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Word Forms: bureaucratic, bureaucracy,
bureaucratism
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Although I told the clerk I was in a hurry, she was a
bureaucrat and insisted I complete every field on the
form, even though she already had my information.
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cartographer
cavalier
charlatan
chronicler
(n.) a person who makes maps
(n.) a man who is chivalrous and gallant
(n.) a person who falsely claims to possess
skills or knowledge; an imposter
(n.) a person who keeps a record of events
Amerigo Vespucci was one of the first cartographers
to create a map of North America.
The young cavalier was rewarded for his gallant
behavior when he was chosen to escort the princess to
the ball.
The charlatan tricked the unsuspecting customers
out of money by pretending to be able to predict the
future.
The reporter was hired by the army to serve as a
chronicler during the war; without his employment,
we would never have known the true order of events
during the conflict.
Word Forms: cartography, cartograph, cartographic,
cartographical, cartographically
Word Forms: cavalier (adj.), cavalierly, cavalierness,
cavalierism
Word Forms: charlatanic, charlatanish, charlatanical,
charlatanically, charlatanistic, charlatanry,
charlatanism
Word Forms: chronicle
Related Word: chronological
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clairvoyant
colleague
combatant
compatriot
(n.) a person who can see the supernatural,
such as spirits or the future
(n.) a person that one works with
in the same field or profession
(n.) a person who fights
(n.) a person from your own country
The carnival had a clairvoyant, who predicted that I
would marry a red-head and have three red-headed
children.
The doctor was afraid that her colleagues would
disagree with her diagnosis.
The referee was forced to separate the combatants at
the end of the third round of fighting.
While traveling through Italy, I met a compatriot from
Michigan and we promised to keep in touch after
returning to the United States.
Word Forms: clairvoyant (adj.), clairvoyantly,
clairvoyance
Word Form: colleagueship
Related Word: college
Word Forms: combat, combatative, combatatively,
combatativeness, combatable
Word Forms: compatriotic, compatriotism
Related Word: patriot
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curator
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despoiler
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dilettante
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courtier
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derelict
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dignitary
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constituent
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demagogue
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devotee
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connoisseur
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defector
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despot
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connoisseur
constituent
courtier
curator
(n.) a person who is an expert
critic in a certain field
(n.) a citizen who is represented in a
government by an elected official
(n.) a member of a royal court or a person
who seeks favor through excessive flattery
(n.) a person who manages a museum
Having earned a masters degree in art history,
Connor is a connoisseur of historical paintings.
The senator knew that his constituents were counting
on him to lower the sales tax.
Word Form: connoisseurship
Word Forms: constituently, constituency
Related Words: constitute, constitution
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The curator arranged a special exhibit for the local
school children who visited the museum.
Related Words: court, courtly
Word Forms: curate, curatorial, curatorship
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The homecoming queen had several courtiers, who
helped her put on her tiara and velvet robe.
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defector
demagogue
derelict
despoiler
(n.) a person who deserts a country or group
in order to join another country or group
(n.) a political leader who seeks support by
appealing to popular passions and prejudices
(n.) a person without a home, job, or property
(n.) a person who steals goods
The defector fled the Confederate army and joined
the Union forces when he realized the strength of the
northern enemy.
Hitler was a demagogue who gained power by
exploiting religious prejudices in Germany.
The derelict spent his days begging on the street
corner and his nights sleeping in the alley.
The despoilers from the pirate ship stripped the
village members of all their possessions.
Word Forms: defect, defectible, defectibility,
defective, defection
Word Forms: demagoguery, demagogism,
demagogic, demagogical, demagogically
Word Forms: derelict (adj.), derelictly, derelictness,
dereliction
Related Word: relinquish
Word Forms: despoil, despoilment
Related Word: spoils (n.)
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despot
devotee
dignitary
dilettante
(n.) a ruler with complete power
(n.) an ardent follower and admirer
(n.) a person who has a high-ranking position
(n.) a person who engages in an activity (such
as art) without serious intentions or inquiry
The despot was a harsh ruler who imposed
outrageous taxes and unreasonable restrictions
against his subjects.
Devon is a devotee of professional football; she
follows her favorite team every weekend and knows
more player statistics than most other fans.
The foreign dignitary was meeting with the President
to discuss improving relations between the two
countries.
Although Dylan started painting, he was merely a
dilettante; his paintings were amateur attempts at a
part-time hobby.
Word Forms: despotic, despotical, despotically,
despotism
Related Words: devote, devotedness
Word Form: dignitarial
Related Words: dignify, dignity
Word Forms: dilettantish, dilettanteism
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emissary
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glutton
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ingenue
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emancipator
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explicator
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iconoclast
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egotist
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expatriate
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hedonist
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dissembler
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entrepreneur
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dissembler
egotist
emancipator
emissary
(n.) a person who conceals his real
feelings by professing false beliefs
(n.) a person who is conceited,
boastful, and self-centered
(n.) a person who frees others from bondage
(n.) a person sent on a mission to represent
the interests of someone else
The dissembler pledged allegiance to the rebel
group, but he was really working undercover for the
opposing army.
Igor is an egotist; he brags about every aspect of his
life, but has no interest in hearing similar stories from
his friends.
Once freed, the hostages felt a great appreciation for
their emancipators, who risked their lives to save
strangers.
The general sent an emissary to the enemy’s camp to
inquire about the terms of surrender.
Word Forms: dissemble, dissemblingly,
dissemblance
Related Words: resemble, semblance
Word Forms: egotistic, egotistical, egotistically,
egotism
Related Words: ego, egoist, egoistic, egomania
Word Forms: emancipate, emancipative,
emancipatory, emancipation, emancipationist
Related Words: emission, emissive, emit
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entrepreneur
expatriate
explicator
glutton
(n.) a person who organizes a business
venture and assumes the risk for it
(n.) a person who lives outside his own
country, often to renounce allegiance
(n.) a person who explains or interprets
(n.) a person who eats too much or who has
an extreme capacity for something
Andrea was an entrepreneur; by the age of thirty, she
had already started three successful businesses.
The little village in Costa Rica is filled with American
expatriates who moved there for a more relaxed
lifestyle.
My attorney was an excellent explicator; he clearly
interpreted each clause of the legal contract so I
could understand what I was signing.
Glenn was a glutton at the buffet; he ate two
hamburgers, three slices of pizza, one pound of potato
salad, six cookies, and four slices of cake.
Word Forms: expatriate (vb.), expatriation
Related Word: patriot
Word Forms: explicate, explication, explicative,
explicatively, explicatory
Related Word: explicit
Word Forms: gluttony, gluttonize, gluttonous,
gluttonously, gluttonousness, glut
Word Forms: entrepreneurial, entrepreneurially,
entrepreneurialism, entrepreneurism,
entrepreneurship
Related Word: enterprise
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gourmand
hedonist
iconoclast
ingenue
(n.) a person who enjoys eating good food
(n.) a person dedicated to the
pursuit of pleasure
(n.) a person who who attacks cherished
ideas or traditional institutions
(n.) an artless, innocent young girl
(especially as portrayed on the stage)
A gourmand all his life, it was only natural that
Goren became a professional food critic after
culinary school.
After working for years as a hospice nurse, Heidi had
no respect for the hedonist who lived next door; by
only seeking pleasure, he left the more unpleasant
activities to caretakers like Heidi.
Many religious leaders accused the author of being
an iconoclast for presenting evidence that contrasted
with the religion’s long-standing beliefs.
The young actress will play the part of the ingenue,
an innocent girl who becomes caught up in the plot in
Act II.
Word Forms: gourmandism, gourmandize
Related Word: gourmet
Word Forms: hedonist (adj.), hedonistic,
hedonistically, hedonism, hedonic, hedonically
Word Forms: iconoclastic, iconoclastically,
iconoclasm
Related Word: ingenuous
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mediator
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miser
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layperson
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maverick
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miscreant
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interlocutor
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matriarch
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misanthrope
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insinuator
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insinuator
interlocutor
layperson
lobbyist
(n.) a person who gives hints or
suggestions in a sly manner
(n.) a person who takes part in a conversation
(n.) a person who is not a member of the
clergy or a particular profession
(n.) a person who persuades legislators to
vote in favor of a specific cause
After rumors surfaced of Chad’s cheating on the SAT,
Kelly acted as an insinuator and told his parents that
most students found the test much more difficult than
Chad did.
At the apartment complex, the two interlocutors
continued to debate the merits of television outside my
bedroom window until well after midnight.
Doctors need to remember that a layperson cannot
understand medical jargon, so they must speak in
clear and simple terms when talking to patients.
The environmental company hired several lobbyists
to persuade the senators to vote in favor of the energy
bill.
Word Forms: insinuate, insinuative, insinuatively,
insinuatory, insinuatingly, insinuation
Word Forms: interlocution, interlocutory,
interlocutorily
Related Words: locution, eloquent
Word Forms: layman, laywoman
Word Forms: lobby, lobbyism
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martinet
matriarch
maverick
mediator
(n.) a person who rigidly demands that rules
are followed; a strict disciplinarian
(n.) the female head of a family
(n.) a person who chooses to be
independent in behavior or thought
(n.) a person who negotiates or settles
disagreements between parties
Marty quickly realized that the drill sergeant was a
martinet, so his best course of action was to closely
follow all of the drill sergeant’s rules.
As the matriarch of the family, Grandma sat at the
head of the Thanksgiving dinner table.
Even though the other ranchers were branding their
cattle, Sam was a maverick who believed he did not
need to follow the rules set by his associates.
Megan and Melody brought in a peer mediator to
settle their fight over the purple sweater.
Word Forms: martinetish, martinetism
Word Forms: matriarchal, matriarchic,
matriarchalism, matriarchy
Antonym Forms: patriarch, patriarchal,
patriarchic, patriarchalism, patriarchy
Related Words: ma, maternal
Word Form: maverick (adj.)
Word Forms: mediatorship, mediate, mediately,
mediateness, mediation
Related Word: medium
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mercenary
misanthrope
miscreant
miser
(n.) a person hired to fight for a
country other than his own
(n.) a person who hates and distrusts mankind
(n.) a person who is evil or villainous
(n.) a stingy person who lives in miserable
conditions in order to save money
During the American Revolution, Great Britain hired
thousands of German mercenaries to fight against the
colonists.
In the novel, the main character is a bitter
misanthrope who learns to trust again through her
friendship with the children next door.
The miscreant came back to town with the intention
of creating strife and commotion, as he enjoyed
watching other people struggle and argue.
The old miser lives in a rat-infested apartment even
though he has more than enough money to live in a
nice home.
Word Forms: mercenary (adj.), mercenarily,
mercenariness
Word Forms: misanthropist, misanthropic,
misanthropical, misanthropically, misanthropy
Word Forms: miscreant (adj.), miscreance,
miscreancy
Word Forms: miserly, miserliness
Related Words: misery, miserable
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philanthropist
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muse
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obstructionist
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patron
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mogul
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nomad
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patriarch
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missionary
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missionary
mogul
muse
narcissist
(n.) a person who is sent on a religious
or charitable mission
(n.) a very wealthy or powerful person
(n.) the person who is the source
of an artist’s inspiration
(n.) a person who has excessive love or
admiration of himself
During the expansion of the United States,
missionaries were sent west to spread Christianity to
the native peoples.
The movie mogul has produced over twenty successful
films from his very own studios in Hollywood.
Muriel had always been Michael’s muse, so he found
it difficult to write his next book after their divorce.
Nancy is a narcissist who is unable to love her
husband or her children as much as she loves herself.
Word Forms: narcist, narcissism, narcistic,
narcissistic, narcissistically
Word Forms: missionary (adj.), missioner,
missionize
Related Word: mission
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naysayer
nomad
obstructionist
oracle
(n.) a person who always expresses
a negative attitude
(n.) a person without a permanent home,
who wanders from place to place
(n.) a person who purposely blocks progress
(n.) a person who can see the future
Although the forecast for the day of the wedding
was good, Nathan was a naysayer and predicted the
outdoor ceremony would be ruined by rain.
Norman was a nomad, moving from city to city and
finding short-term jobs to fund his travels.
The congresswoman was worried that obstructionists
would interfere with her environmental bill, possibly
halting or ending all of her efforts to save the eagles.
In the ancient civilization, warriors could consult the
oracle to learn their fate in the conflict before going
off to war.
Word Form: naysay
Word Forms: nomadism, nomadic, nomadically,
nomadize
Word Forms: obstructionistic, obstructionism
Related Words: obstruct, obstruction,
obstructive
Word Forms: oracular, oracularly, oracularity,
oracularness
Related Word: orate
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pariah
patriarch
patron
philanthropist
(n.) a person who is rejected; an outcast
(n.) the male head of a family
(n.) a customer
(n.) a person who makes charitable donations
intended to increase human well-being
As the oldest of the seven brothers, Uncle Pat was the
patriarch of the family and thus gave the toasts at all
family gatherings.
The waiter looked forward to noon, when his favorite
patron always came in for lunch.
As a young philanthropist, Phillip used to donate his
allowance to the homeless shelter.
Word Forms: patronal, patronly, patronage,
patrondom, patronship, patronize
Antonym Form: patronless
Word Forms: philanthropy, philanthropic,
philanthropical, philanthropically
Pamela became the pariah of the company when he
was caught taking money from his co-workers.
Word Forms: pariahdom, pariahism
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patriarchy
Antonym Forms: matriarch, matriarchal,
matriarchic, matriarchalism, matriarchy
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popularizer
populist
prig
prodigy
(n.) a person who makes something
popular with the general public
(n.) a person who supports the rights and
powers of the common people
(n.) a person regarded as
arrogant and annoying
(n.) a person, often a child, who is
extraordinarily gifted or talented
Edward Lear, the popularizer of the limerick,
published his first book of the five-lined poems in
1846.
The candidate is a populist who believes in promoting
the causes of the working classes.
Word Forms: populist (adj.), populistic, populism
Word Forms: popularize, popularization
Related Words: popular, popularity
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The musical prodigy could play the most complicated
Mozart composition on a piano by the time he was
five years old.
Word Forms: priggish, priggishly, priggishness,
priggery, priggism
Related Word: prodigious
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Prissy was a prig who found fault with the
landscaping of all of her neighbors’ homes; none of
the residents had a lawn as manicured as hers.
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proprietor
protégé
prude
(n.) a person who supports a cause;
an advocate
(n.) the owner of a business
(n.) a person who receives training, protection,
or care from an influential person
(n.) a person who is excessively
concerned about proper behavior
The senator, a proponent of alternative fuels, created
a bill which would help decrease dependency on oil.
Antonym Form: opponent
Related Words: propone, propose
The proprietor had owned the seaside inn for sixty
years and had the honor of serving many celebrity
guests over the years.
The successful businessman chose his niece as
a protégé in order to teach her about the family
business.
Prudence is a prude so it is unlikely that she will be
willing to sneak into the neighbor’s pool for a late
night swim.
Word Forms: proprietorial, proprietorially,
proprietorship, proprietary
Related Word: property
Word Form: protégée
Word Forms: prudelike, prudish, prudishly,
prudishness, prudery
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pugilist
pundit
reactionary
recluse
(n.) a person who fights
with his fists; a boxer
(n.) a critic or expert
(n.) a person who is extremely conservative;
an opponent of progress or liberalism
(n.) a person who withdraws from
society to live in seclusion
The political pundits are employed by newspapers
and television networks to evaluate the actions of the
President.
The congressman was a reactionary who favored the
laws of the “good ol’ days,” when there was less gun
control and more censorship.
The recluse lived in a home deep in the forest, far
away from the town and its inhabitants, where he
preferred to be alone.
Word Forms: punditic, punditically, punditry,
punditocracy
Word Forms: reactionist, reactionism,
reactionaryism, reactionarism
Word Forms: recluse (adj.), reclusive, reclusively,
reclusiveness, reclusion
Related Words: secluded, seclusion
The two pugilists entered the ring for the first round
of the boxing match.
Word Forms: pugilistic, pugilistically, pugilism
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reformist
reviler
ruffian
rumormonger
(n.) a person who favors reform
(n.) a person who uses abusive language
(n.) a tough, violent person
(n.) a person who spreads rumors and gossip
The school board hired a reformist as the new
principal, hoping he could change the negative image
of the high school.
Reva’s husband was a reviler who constantly
criticized her appearance and behavior.
The police were on the lookout for a gang of ruffians
who had robbed several people downtown.
Rachel was a rumormonger who hoarded gossip and
spread rumors about everyone in school.
Word Forms: reformist (adj.), reformistic,
reformism, reform, reformer
Word Forms: revile, revilement, revilingly
Related Word: vile
Word Forms: ruffianly, ruffianism
Related Words: rumor, monger
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savant
scribe
sycophant
(n.) a person who is very wise
(n.) a person who has learned
extensive knowledge
(n.) a journalist or other writer
(n.) a person who flatters others in order to
gain personal favor; a brown-noser
Villagers who have seemingly unsolvable problems
often seek the advice of the sage.
Word Forms: sage (adj.), sagely, sageness
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When it comes to mathematics, Savannah is a savant;
she can solve the most complicated equations that
leave most math professions stumped.
The police chief was interviewed by a scribe who
wanted details about the arrest of the suspect for
tomorrow’s front page story.
Sidney is a sycophant who compliments our English
teacher on her hairstyle and outfit in order to get a
better grade on his assignments.
Note: In recent times, savant is often used to refer to a
person who has diminished mental capabilities while
at the same time exhibiting a special
intellectual skill or ability. However,
the definition above applies to the SAT.
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Word Forms: scribe (vb.), scribal
Related Words: inscribe, prescribe, describe,
scribble
Word Forms: sycophantic, sycophantical,
sycophantically, sycophantish, sycophantishly,
sycophantism
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totalitarian
troubadour
understudy
(n.) a person who flatters others in order to
gain personal favor; a brown-noser
(n.) a leader of a government that has total
control and authority over the people
(n.) a traveling singer
(n.) an actor able to replace a regular
performer when required
The troubadour traveled from city to city, entertaining
market crowds or restaurant patrons with his folk
songs about life on the road.
The understudy was required to learn the dialogue
for three different roles in case any of the three actors
could not perform on opening night.
The professional athlete has several toadies who
follow him around delivering compliments in order to
enjoy the perks of being in his entourage.
The leader of the small country is a totalitarian who
has complete control over his people, from the types
of cars they can drive to the jobs they can retain.
Word Forms: toady (vb.), toadyish, toadyism
Word Forms: totalitarian (adj.), totalitarianism,
totalitarianist, totalitarianize
Related Words: total, authoritarian
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 agnostic
 amateur
 anarchist
 aristocrat
 ascetic
 authoritarian
 autocrat
 avenger
 bard
 belittler
 benefactor
 beneficiary
 boor
 bourgeois
 buffoon
 bureaucrat
 cartographer
 cavalier
 charlatan
 chronicler
 clairvoyant
 colleague
 combatant
 compatriot
 connoisseur
 constituent
 courtier
 curator
 defector
 demagogue
 derelict
 despoiler
 despot
 devotee
 dignitary
 dilettante
 dissembler
 egotist
 emancipator
 emissary
 entrepreneur
 expatriate
 explicator
 glutton
 gourmand
 hedonist
 iconoclast
 ingenue
 insinuator
 interlocutor
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Flash Card Components
Word Comprehension
Part of Speech: Identifying the part of speech is essential to
understanding the word. This is especially true for words that
serve as more than one part of speech, such as dispute. The word
dispute can be a verb (“he disputed the results”) or a noun (“I
had a dispute with my teacher”).
The word that completes a Sentence Completion blank is always
a perfect fit. Not only does the correct answer look right and
sound right, but it also has a definition that perfectly meshes
with the context of the sentence. While you do not need to know
the definition of every word to get a perfect score on the SAT, a
good vocabulary certainly helps make it easier to exceed your
expectations.
Definition: Each word is defined as it is most commonly used
on the SAT. For example, the word apt is usually used to refer to
likelihood (“he was apt to get angry”); however, on the SAT, the
word apt most often refers to a person’s intelligence (“he was
an apt student”). Therefore, the flash card definition reflects the
common usage on the test.
Sentence: The word is used in a sentence to illustrate and
clarify its meaning and usage. Some sentences use
specific words and names as memory devices.
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the Top 200 Critical Reading Repeat Offenders, we studied the
remaining words and determined that the makers of the SAT use
many words that name people. The words in this deck
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How to Study Vocabulary Words
Studying vocabulary in multiple ways increases your retention of
the definitions. Try these other study methods:
1. Write out the words and their definitions.
Transferring the words and their definitions to paper helps
transfer the information into your long-term memory.
2. Write new sentences for each word.
Similarly, using the word in context helps cement its meaning.
3. Draw a picture representing the word.
Pictures can create a connection to the definition.
4. Read the word aloud and say it in a sentence.
Some students learn best by hearing information rather
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usurper
utilitarian
utopian
virtuoso
(adj.) a person who wrongfully or illegally
seizes and holds the place of another
(n.) a person who believes that the value of
something depends on its usefulness
(n.) a person who believes (often
impractically) in an ideal society
achieved though social reform
(n.) a person who has mastered a
certain skill or field
The usurper overthrew the reigning queen in a bloody
rebellion and took power immediately.
As a strict utilitarian, Mr. Utley had no use for the
horse with the limp; even though she was his favorite
horse, he would not keep her if she couldn’t help with
the plowing.
As a utopian, Eunice believes that she can end
homelessness though a program that teaches money
management to homeless people.
Tonight I am attending a free concert in the park that
features a young virtuoso on the violin.
Word Forms: utilitarian (adj.), utilitarianism
Related Word: utility
Word Forms: utopian (adj.), utopia, utopianism,
utopianist
Word Forms: virtuoso (adj.), virtuosic, virtuosically,
virtuosity
Related Words: virtue, virtuous
Word Forms: usurp, usurpingly, usurpation,
usupative, usurpatory
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Noun (n.): word that names a person, place, or thing
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Preposition (prep.): word used to link a noun or pronoun to
other words
Adjective (adj.): word which describes or modifies a noun or
pronoun
Adverb (adv.): word which describes or modifies a verb, an
adjective, or another adverb
Conjunction (conj.): word which links words or phrases
Interjection (int.): word used to convey emotion
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5. Type the words and definitions.
Type all 100 words into a word processing document or
spreadsheet. Then try to define them without looking at the
definitions.
6. Analyze the roots, prefixes, and suffixes.
Can you find words that have the same suffix? If so, do they
mean the same thing in both words? Learning to associate
words with related words can help you solve even the toughest
test questions.
7. Group words by meaning.
Many SAT words have similar meanings. Group them so you
associate the meaning with all of the words in the group.
8. Have someone quiz you.
Place a check in the target if you get one right.
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Flash Card Components
Pronoun (pr.): word that replaces a noun
Word Forms: The main entry on each card is either the base
word or the most commonly used form of the word, but the SAT
may use any of the forms of the word listed. For example, if
indignant (adj.) is the main word on a card, you should also be
prepared to see indignantly (adv.) or indignation (n.) on the test.
Antonym Forms: An antonym is a word with opposite meaning.
You must understand the meaning of both the entry word on
the card and its antonym, as the SAT expects you to apply the
definition of the root word to many different forms of the word.
For example, if implausible means unbelievable, then plausible
must mean believable.
Related Words: Some words share common roots,
prefixes, or suffixes. Related words are listed to assist
you in remembering the definition of the word on
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 layperson
 lobbyist
 martinet
 matriarch
 maverick
 mediator
 mercenary
 misanthrope
 miscreant
 miser
 missionary
 mogul
 muse
 narcissist
 naysayer
 nomad
 obstructionist
 oracle
 pariah
 patriarch
 patron
 philanthropist
 popularizer
 populist
 prig
 prodigy
 proponent
 proprietor
 protégé
 prude
 pugilist
 pundit
 reactionary
 recluse
 reformist
 reviler
 ruffian
 rumormonger
 sage
 savant
 scribe
 sycophant
 toady
 totalitarian
 troubadour
 understudy
 usurper
 utilitarian
 utopian
 virtuoso
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