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Description=Word List No. 45
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word	definition	part of speech	high-frequency
subliminal	below the threshold	adjective
submissive	yielding; timid	adjective	*
suborn	persuade to act unlawfully (especially to commit perjury)	verb
subpoena	writ summoning a witness to appear	noun
subsequent	following; later	adjective
subservient	behaving like a slave; servile; obsequious	adjective
subside	settle down; descend; grow quiet	verb
subsidiary	subordinate; secondary	adjective
subsidy	direct financial aid by government, etc.	noun
subsistence	existence; means of support; livelihood	noun
substantiate	verify; support	verb
substantive	essential; pertaining to the substance	adjective
subsume	include; encompass	verb
subterfuge	pretense; evasion	noun
subtlety	nicety; cunning; guile; delicacy	noun	*
subversive	tending to overthrow or ruin	adjective
succinct	brief; terse; compact	adjective	*
succor	aid; assist; comfort	noun
succulent	juicy; full of richness	adjective
succumb	yield; give in; die	verb
suffragist	advocate of voting rights (for women)	noun
suffuse	spread over	verb
sully	tarnish; soil	verb
sultry	sweltering	adjective
summation	act of finding the total; summary	noun
sumptuous	lavish; rich;	adjective
sunder	separate; part	verb
sundry	various; several	adjective
superannuated	retired or disqualified  because of age	adjective
supercilious	contemptuous; haughty	adjective
supererogatory	superfluous; more than needed or demanded	adjective
superficial	trivial; shallow	adjective
superfluous	excessive; overabundant; unnecessary	adjective	*
superimpose	place over something else	verb
supernal	heavenly; celestial	adjective
supernumerary	person or thing in excess of what is necessary; extra	noun
supersede	cause to be set aside; replace	verb
supine	lying on back	adjective
supplant	replace; usurp	verb
supple	flexible; pliant	adjective
suppliant	entreating; beseeching	adjective
supplicate	petition humbly; pray to grant a favor	verb
supposition	hypothesis; the act of supposing	noun
suppress	crush; subdue; inhibit	verb
surcease	cessation	noun
surfeit	cloy; overfeed	verb
surly	rude; cross	adjective
surmise	guess	verb
surmount	overcome	verb
surpass	exceed	verb	*
surreptitious	secret	adjective	*
surrogate	substitute	noun
surveillance	watching; guarding	noun
susceptible	impressionable; easily influenced; having little resistance, as to a disease	adjective
sustain	experience; support; nourish	verb	*
sustenance	means of support, food, nourishment	noun
suture	stitches sewn to hold the cut edges of a wound or incision; material used in sewing	noun
swarthy	dark; dusky	adjective
swathe	wrap around; bandage	verb
swelter	be oppressed by heat	verb
swerve	deviate; turn aside sharply	verb
swill	drink greedily	verb
swindler	cheat	noun
sybarite	lover of luxury	noun
sycophant	servile flatterer	noun	*
syllogism	logical formula utilizing a major premise, a minor premise and a conclusion	noun
sylvan	pertaining to the woods; rustic	adjective
symbiosis	interdependenmt relationship (between groups, species), often mutually beneficial	noun
symmetry	arrangement of parts so that balance is obtained; congruity	noun
synchronous	similarly timed; simultaneous with	adjective
synoptic	providing a general overview; summary	adjective
synthesis	combining parts into a whole	noun
synthetic	artificial; resulting from synthesis	adjective
tacit	understood; not put into words	adjective
taciturn	habitually silent; talking little	adjective	*
tactile	pertaining to the organs or sense of touch	adjective
tainted	contaminated; corrupt	adjective
talisman	charm	noun
talon	claw of bird	noun
tangential	peripheral; only slightly connected; digressing	adjective
tangible	able to be touched; real; palpable	adjective
tanner	person who turns animal hides into leather	noun
tantalize	tease; torture with disappointment	verb
tantamount	equal	adjective