SAT VOCABULARY 3

MALEVOLENT

• Harold was like a malevolent God to his students, what with his plan to assign homework over the winter break.

REPREHENSIBLE

• His reprehensible action got him sent to the principals office.

PUGNACIOUS

• Harry was a pugnacious man, so much so that he was no longer allowed to go to the local pub.

NEFARIOUS

• The man was very nefarious looking because of his long black trench coat and shirt that read "HAIL SATAN".

MALICIOUS

• The man had a malicious motive for his adoption of the eight midgets.

LICENTIOUS

• The man has had such a dirty and licentious history that he was forbade from entering the mosque.

NOTORIETY

• The man had much notoriety in the financial sector, but not so much on the Internet.

MISCREANT

• Hitler is now thought to be a miscreant.

RUFFIAN

• The boy was a ruffian and a braggart, a combination that lead him into many fights.

IGNOBLE

• She was of such ignoble background, that no one wanted to speak to her.