Solve the SAT #8 Word Find Puzzle

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Words for our SAT #8 Word Find are listed alphabetically below.
  • affluence, analogous, arbitrary, cognizant, compulsory, destitute, disseminate, fortuitous, impeccable, impervious, insatiable, oscillate, prerogative, stringent, truncate, unobtrusive, unscrupulous (NOTE: the word stringent is NOT in this word find)

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    To see answers to the word find click on ANSWERS here.

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