DSAT Vocab (401-450)

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Across
  1. 3. blood relationship
  2. 6. a servile flatterer
  3. 8. to arrange; to get rid of
  4. 11. to give a severe reprimand
  5. 12. unnecessary; more than needed
  6. 13. to forbid, by law
  7. 14. to support or strengthen
  8. 16. Her alibi was _____ enough to convince the detective.
  9. 18. calm and in control of oneself
  10. 20. lacking flavor or interest
  11. 24. involvement in wrongdoing with others
  12. 25. a large building
  13. 27. The nightmare seemed to _____ every few nights.
  14. 30. the art of public speaking
  15. 31. flawless
  16. 32. to force someone to do something
  17. 33. easy to control or influence
  18. 34. a difficult situation
  19. 37. to overcome a difficulty
  20. 38. to adopt or support a cause
  21. 39. an official order or authorization
  22. 43. to make or declare sacred
  23. 45. relating to the countryside; idyllic
  24. 46. a small or insufficient amount
  25. 47. allowing some light through
  26. 49. a small amount
Down
  1. 1. praise for an achievement
  2. 2. a strong point; a strength
  3. 4. a small, squalid dwelling
  4. 5. a sign of something to come
  5. 7. a channel for conveying something
  6. 9. slow to reveal emotion; set aside
  7. 10. She remained _____ of the salesman's promises.
  8. 15. unsuccessful in achieving a result
  9. 17. a puzzling person or thing
  10. 19. difficult or unfortunate circumstances
  11. 21. The _____ took care while carving each chair leg by hand.
  12. 22. to prevent or avoid
  13. 23. green with vegetation
  14. 24. to act as though superior to others
  15. 26. to promote an idea on a wide scale
  16. 28. slow-moving; lacking energy
  17. 29. Building the treehouse was a real _____ for the kids.
  18. 35. stated as the reason, though the truth may differ
  19. 36. likely to do something; lying face down
  20. 40. to tolerate; a small stream
  21. 41. considering something as a whole
  22. 42. a deadlock
  23. 44. to declare invalid
  24. 48. accustomed; a habitual practice