100 SAT Vocab Words
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abate | reduce or lesson | |
abdicate | give up a position | |
aberration | something unusual, different from the norm | |
abhor | to really hate | |
abstain | to refrain from doing something | |
adversity | hardship, misfortune | |
aesthetic | pertaining to beauty | |
amicable | agreeable | |
anachronistic | out of the context of time, out of date | |
arid | very dry | |
asylum | sanctuary, place of safety | |
benevolent | friendly, helpful | |
bias | a prejudice towards something or against something | |
boisterous | enthusiastic, loud | |
brazen | bold | |
brusque | short, rude | |
camaraderie | togetherness, trust, group dynamic of trust | |
canny | careful | |
capacious | very large, spacious | |
capitulate | surrender | |
clairvoyant | can predict the future | |
collaborate | work together | |
compassion | sympathy | |
compromise | meeting in the middle, settling differences | |
condescending | patronizing | |
conditional | contingent upon something else, contingent upon | |
conformist | someone who follows the majority | |
convergence | coming together | |
deleterious | harmful | |
demagogue | rabble-rousing leader | |
digression | straying from main point | |
diligent | hard-working, dedicated | |
discredit | dishonor someone, prove something untrue | |
disdain | to regard with scorn | |
divergent | moving apart, going in different directions | |
empathy | feeling someone else’s feeling | |
emulate | following someone else's example | |
enervating | tiring | |
ephemeral | fleeting, temporary | |
evanescent | not lasting long | |
exemplary | outstanding | |
extenuating | something that makes the situation not as bad | |
florid | ornate | |
forbearance | patience, restraint | |
fortitude | strength | |
fortuitous | lucky | |
foster | promote, aid | |
fraught | filled with | |
frugal | thrifty | |
hackneyed | clichéd | |
haughty | being arrogant, talking down to people | |
hedonist | person who acts in pursuit of pleasure | |
hypothesis | unproven theory, educated guess | |
impetuous | rash, impulsive | |
impute | to assign or attribute to someone | |
inconsequential | without consequence, trivial, doesn't matter | |
inevitable | unavoidable, definitely going to happen | |
intrepid | fearless | |
intuitive | knowing something by instinct | |
jubilation | extreme happiness, joy | |
lobbyist | person who takes one side or the other, and persuades government officials | |
longevity | long (particularly long life) | |
mundane | boring, ordinary | |
nonchalant | casual, calm, at ease | |
opulent | wealthy | |
orator | speaker | |
ostentatious | flaunting wealth | |
parched | freed from water, dried up | |
perfidious | disloyal | |
pragmatic | practical | |
precocious | gifted/talented beyond one's years | |
pretentious | being self important, thinking you are better than others | |
procrastinate | to delay, often unnecessarily | |
prosaic | ordinary | |
prosperity | wealth | |
provocative | causes a fuss, inflammatory, likely to get people riled up | |
prudent | careful, wise | |
querulous | irritable, prone to argument | |
rancorous | hateful, unpleasant | |
reclusive | hermit, withdrawn | |
reconciliation | coming back together after a disagreement | |
renovation | being new, being redone | |
restrained | controlled, not free | |
reverence | deep respect | |
sagacity | wisdom | |
scrutinize | to look at carefully | |
spontaneous | being impulsive, acting without thinking | |
spurious | false, untrue | |
submissive | mild, meek | |
substantiate | to confirm, prove | |
subtle | shy, small, not showy | |
superficial | shallow | |
superfluous | unnecessary, too much | |
surreptitious | secret | |
tactful | polite | |
tenacious | persistent stubborn | |
transient | temporary, impermanent | |
venerable | respectable because of its age | |
vindicate | to free from blame | |
wary | careful, watchful |
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