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What does the word 'abrogate' most likely mean?
What does the word 'abrogate' most likely mean?
- To renounce formally (correct)
- To surrender or relinquish
- To cut down or shorten
- To approve or sanction
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the meaning of 'abduct'?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the meaning of 'abduct'?
- A teenager taking a different route home
- A student helping a friend with homework
- A detective solving a mystery
- A villain kidnapping a princess (correct)
Which word describes a situation that is considered an 'aberration'?
Which word describes a situation that is considered an 'aberration'?
- An unexpected change from the norm (correct)
- A common and accepted phenomenon
- A rare occurrence that is always repeated
- A consistent pattern of behavior
In which context would 'abate' be appropriately used?
In which context would 'abate' be appropriately used?
What does the term 'abject' imply about a person's situation?
What does the term 'abject' imply about a person's situation?
Which of the following is an example of 'abnegation'?
Which of the following is an example of 'abnegation'?
Which word would best match the act of giving up a throne?
Which word would best match the act of giving up a throne?
What does the word 'abhor' suggest about one's feelings towards something?
What does the word 'abhor' suggest about one's feelings towards something?
What does the term 'abrogate' imply?
What does the term 'abrogate' imply?
Which of the following best defines 'absolution'?
Which of the following best defines 'absolution'?
What does it mean to 'abstain' from something?
What does it mean to 'abstain' from something?
Which word describes something that is hard to understand?
Which word describes something that is hard to understand?
What does 'acclaim' refer to?
What does 'acclaim' refer to?
Which of the following verbs means to confront someone verbally?
Which of the following verbs means to confront someone verbally?
If something is described as 'accessible', what quality does it possess?
If something is described as 'accessible', what quality does it possess?
What does 'acerbic' mean in describing a person's behavior?
What does 'acerbic' mean in describing a person's behavior?
What does the term 'anecdote' specifically refer to?
What does the term 'anecdote' specifically refer to?
Which of the following best describes 'anesthesia'?
Which of the following best describes 'anesthesia'?
What is the meaning of 'anguish'?
What is the meaning of 'anguish'?
In what context is the word 'annex' used as a verb?
In what context is the word 'annex' used as a verb?
What does 'anonymous' mean?
What does 'anonymous' mean?
What does 'acrimony' primarily refer to?
What does 'acrimony' primarily refer to?
Which of the following best defines 'acumen'?
Which of the following best defines 'acumen'?
In what context would someone be described as 'adamant'?
In what context would someone be described as 'adamant'?
What is an appropriate synonym for 'adept'?
What is an appropriate synonym for 'adept'?
What action does the verb 'admonish' imply?
What action does the verb 'admonish' imply?
Which scenario is an example of adhering?
Which scenario is an example of adhering?
What does 'adroit' mean in the context of skills?
What does 'adroit' mean in the context of skills?
How would you describe a situation that is 'adverse'?
How would you describe a situation that is 'adverse'?
What does the term 'ameliorate' mean?
What does the term 'ameliorate' mean?
Which word describes a person who is compliant and willing to help?
Which word describes a person who is compliant and willing to help?
What is an 'amenity'?
What is an 'amenity'?
What does the term 'antipathy' mean?
What does the term 'antipathy' mean?
If someone's feelings are described as 'ambivalent', what does that mean?
If someone's feelings are described as 'ambivalent', what does that mean?
Which of the following words best fits the definition of 'antiquated'?
Which of the following words best fits the definition of 'antiquated'?
Which of the following best captures the meaning of 'anarchist'?
Which of the following best captures the meaning of 'anarchist'?
What does 'amorous' signify?
What does 'amorous' signify?
What is the meaning of 'antiseptic'?
What is the meaning of 'antiseptic'?
How is 'apocryphal' best defined?
How is 'apocryphal' best defined?
What type of situation is described as 'anachronistic'?
What type of situation is described as 'anachronistic'?
What does 'analgesic' refer to?
What does 'analgesic' refer to?
What does 'appalling' signify in a negative context?
What does 'appalling' signify in a negative context?
What does 'anguish' specifically refer to?
What does 'anguish' specifically refer to?
In which scenario is 'annex' used correctly as a verb?
In which scenario is 'annex' used correctly as a verb?
Which of the following best describes the term 'anomaly'?
Which of the following best describes the term 'anomaly'?
What does 'anesthesia' describe?
What does 'anesthesia' describe?
How would you define 'anonymous'?
How would you define 'anonymous'?
What does the term 'antipathy' refer to?
What does the term 'antipathy' refer to?
Which word best describes something that is out of date?
Which word best describes something that is out of date?
What is the meaning of 'antiseptic' in relation to cleanliness?
What is the meaning of 'antiseptic' in relation to cleanliness?
What does 'appalling' imply about an action or situation?
What does 'appalling' imply about an action or situation?
What does the term 'apathetic' describe in relation to a person's feelings?
What does the term 'apathetic' describe in relation to a person's feelings?
What does 'acrimony' most closely signify in a relationship?
What does 'acrimony' most closely signify in a relationship?
In which scenario would a person be described as 'adamant'?
In which scenario would a person be described as 'adamant'?
What does the term 'absolution' primarily refer to?
What does the term 'absolution' primarily refer to?
What does 'acumen' indicate about a person's abilities?
What does 'acumen' indicate about a person's abilities?
If someone is referred to as 'adept' at a particular skill, they are considered to be:
If someone is referred to as 'adept' at a particular skill, they are considered to be:
Which word describes someone who is typically polite and helpful?
Which word describes someone who is typically polite and helpful?
Which word best describes the action of 'admonish'?
Which word best describes the action of 'admonish'?
Which of the following best describes the action of 'abscond'?
Which of the following best describes the action of 'abscond'?
What does it mean to 'adhere' to something?
What does it mean to 'adhere' to something?
What does it mean to 'accede' to a request?
What does it mean to 'accede' to a request?
Which term would best describe a situation that is hard to understand?
Which term would best describe a situation that is hard to understand?
Which scenario reflects someone who is 'adroit'?
Which scenario reflects someone who is 'adroit'?
In which scenario would someone likely 'acclaim' another person?
In which scenario would someone likely 'acclaim' another person?
What situational context would be best described as 'adverse'?
What situational context would be best described as 'adverse'?
What does it mean to 'abstain' from an action?
What does it mean to 'abstain' from an action?
Which term refers to slow growth in size or amount?
Which term refers to slow growth in size or amount?
What is the primary meaning of the word 'abdicate'?
What is the primary meaning of the word 'abdicate'?
Which word describes an act of aiding or encouraging someone in their endeavors?
Which word describes an act of aiding or encouraging someone in their endeavors?
Which scenario best illustrates the meaning of 'abate'?
Which scenario best illustrates the meaning of 'abate'?
What does the term 'abhor' imply about a person's feelings?
What does the term 'abhor' imply about a person's feelings?
Which of the following options best defines 'abjection'?
Which of the following options best defines 'abjection'?
What does it mean to 'abjure' a belief or principle?
What does it mean to 'abjure' a belief or principle?
In what context would someone most likely use the word 'abduct'?
In what context would someone most likely use the word 'abduct'?
Which word describes the act of reducing the length of a written work?
Which word describes the act of reducing the length of a written work?
What does the term 'aggregate' mean in the context provided?
What does the term 'aggregate' mean in the context provided?
Which of the following best describes someone who is 'agnostic'?
Which of the following best describes someone who is 'agnostic'?
What does 'alleviate' imply in its usage?
What does 'alleviate' imply in its usage?
What is the definition of 'aloof'?
What is the definition of 'aloof'?
In the context given, an 'alias' refers to what?
In the context given, an 'alias' refers to what?
What does the term 'allege' suggest?
What does the term 'allege' suggest?
What is meant by 'aggrieved'?
What is meant by 'aggrieved'?
What does 'amalgamate' mean in the given context?
What does 'amalgamate' mean in the given context?
What does the term 'advocate' imply when used as a verb?
What does the term 'advocate' imply when used as a verb?
Which of the following best describes someone who is 'affable'?
Which of the following best describes someone who is 'affable'?
What is the meaning of 'aggrandize' when used as a verb?
What is the meaning of 'aggrandize' when used as a verb?
In what context would the term 'affront' be appropriately used?
In what context would the term 'affront' be appropriately used?
What does 'aggregate' refer to when used as a noun?
What does 'aggregate' refer to when used as a noun?
What does the term 'anguish' refer to?
What does the term 'anguish' refer to?
In which context is the word 'annex' used correctly as a verb?
In which context is the word 'annex' used correctly as a verb?
What is the meaning of 'anonymity' as indicated by the word 'anonymous'?
What is the meaning of 'anonymity' as indicated by the word 'anonymous'?
Which term best describes a situation involving 'antagonism'?
Which term best describes a situation involving 'antagonism'?
What does the term 'anomaly' imply?
What does the term 'anomaly' imply?
What does the term 'abdicate' refer to in a leadership context?
What does the term 'abdicate' refer to in a leadership context?
Which of the following best describes an 'aberration'?
Which of the following best describes an 'aberration'?
What is the primary meaning of the verb 'abhor'?
What is the primary meaning of the verb 'abhor'?
What does 'absolution' refer to in a legal context?
What does 'absolution' refer to in a legal context?
The word 'abject' most closely describes which situation?
The word 'abject' most closely describes which situation?
Which situation best exemplifies someone who has chosen to abstain?
Which situation best exemplifies someone who has chosen to abstain?
What does it mean to 'accede' in negotiations?
What does it mean to 'accede' in negotiations?
What does to 'abate' usually imply regarding a situation?
What does to 'abate' usually imply regarding a situation?
In what context would the verb 'abort' typically be used?
In what context would the verb 'abort' typically be used?
How would you describe a person displaying an acerbic attitude?
How would you describe a person displaying an acerbic attitude?
What does the term 'abjure' indicate about a person's actions?
What does the term 'abjure' indicate about a person's actions?
If a concept is described as 'abstruse', what does that imply?
If a concept is described as 'abstruse', what does that imply?
What best describes the process of accretion?
What best describes the process of accretion?
The term 'abet' is most accurately defined as:
The term 'abet' is most accurately defined as:
Which of the following best illustrates an accommodating behavior?
Which of the following best illustrates an accommodating behavior?
Which word describes something that is easy to obtain or reach?
Which word describes something that is easy to obtain or reach?
What does the term 'aggrieved' imply about a person's state?
What does the term 'aggrieved' imply about a person's state?
Which word describes the act of bringing different groups together?
Which word describes the act of bringing different groups together?
What quality is associated with something described as 'ambiguous'?
What quality is associated with something described as 'ambiguous'?
What does 'agile' suggest about a person's or animal's movement?
What does 'agile' suggest about a person's or animal's movement?
Which term is associated with easing or soothing fears?
Which term is associated with easing or soothing fears?
In what context might 'allocate' be appropriately used?
In what context might 'allocate' be appropriately used?
What does the term 'aloof' suggest about someone's demeanor?
What does the term 'aloof' suggest about someone's demeanor?
Which option best defines 'altercation'?
Which option best defines 'altercation'?
What does 'atone' most closely mean?
What does 'atone' most closely mean?
Which of the following describes something that is 'audible'?
Which of the following describes something that is 'audible'?
What is an appropriate synonym for 'auspicious'?
What is an appropriate synonym for 'auspicious'?
In what context would the term 'atrophy' be used?
In what context would the term 'atrophy' be used?
What does 'avarice' signify?
What does 'avarice' signify?
How would you describe someone who is 'audacious'?
How would you describe someone who is 'audacious'?
Which scenario is an example of 'avenge'?
Which scenario is an example of 'avenge'?
What does the term 'atypical' imply?
What does the term 'atypical' imply?
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abase (v.)
abase (v.)
to humiliate, degrade
abate (v.)
abate (v.)
to reduce, lessen
abdicate (v.)
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to give up a position, usually one of leadership
abduct (v.)
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abrogate
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SAT Vocabulary List
- Abase: To humiliate, degrade.
- Abate: To reduce, lessen.
- Abdicate: To give up a position, typically of leadership.
- Abduct: To kidnap, take by force.
- Aberration: Something that differs from the norm.
- Abet: To aid, help, encourage.
- Abhor: To hate, detest.
- Abide: To put up with, remain.
- Abject: Wretched, pitiful.
- Abjure: To reject, renounce.
- Abnegation: Denial of comfort.
- Abort: To give up on a project or effort.
- Abridge: To cut short, shorten.
- Abrogate: To abolish, usually by authority.
- Abscond: To sneak away and hide.
- Absolution: Freedom from blame, guilt, sin.
- Abstain: To freely choose not to commit an action.
- Abstruse: Hard to comprehend.
- Accede: To agree.
- Accentuate: To stress, highlight.
- Accessible: Obtainable, reachable.
- Acclaim: High praise.
- Accolade: High praise, special distinction.
- Accommodating: Helpful, obliging, polite.
- Accord: An agreement.
- Accost: To confront verbally.
- Accretion: Slow growth in size or amount.
- Acerbic: Biting, bitter in tone or taste.
- Acquiesce: To agree without protesting.
- Acrimony: Bitterness, discord.
- Acumen: Keen insight.
- Acute: Sharp, severe; having keen insight.
- Adamant: Impervious, immovable, unyielding.
- Adept: Extremely skilled.
- Adhere: To stick to something; to follow devoutly.
- Admonish: To caution, criticize, reprove.
- Adorn: To decorate.
- Adroit: Skillful, dexterous.
- Adulation: Extreme praise.
- Adumbrate: To sketch out vaguely.
- Adverse: Antagonistic, unfavorable, dangerous.
- Advocate: To argue in favor of something; a person who argues in favor.
- Aerial: Somehow related to the air.
- Aesthetic: Artistic, related to the appreciation of beauty.
- Affable: Friendly, amiable.
- Affinity: A spontaneous feeling of closeness.
- Affluent: Rich, wealthy.
- Affront: An insult.
- Aggrandize: To increase or make greater.
- Aggregate: A whole or total; to gather into a mass.
- Aggrieved: Distressed, wronged.
- Agile: Quick, nimble.
- Agnostic: Believing the existence of God cannot be proven or disproven.
- Agriculture: Farming.
- Aisle: A passageway between rows of seats.
- Alacrity: Eagerness, speed.
- Alias: A false name or identity.
- Allay: To soothe, ease.
- Alleged: To assert, usually without proof.
- Alleviate: To relieve, make more bearable.
- Allocate: To distribute, set aside.
- Aloof: Reserved, distant.
- Altercation: A dispute, fight.
- Amalgamate: To bring together, unite.
- Ambiguous: Uncertain, variably interpretable.
- Ambivalent: Having opposing feelings.
- Ameliorate: To improve.
- Amenable: Willing, compliant.
- Amenity: An item that increases comfort.
- Amiable: Friendly.
- Amicable: Friendly (without hard feelings).
- Amorphous: Without definite shape or type.
- Anachronistic: Being out of correct chronological order.
- Analgesic: Something that reduces pain.
- Analogous: Similar to, so that an analogy can be drawn.
- Anarchist: One who wants to eliminate all government.
- Anathema: A cursed, detested person.
- Anecdote: A short, humorous account.
- Anesthesia: Loss of sensation.
- Anguish: Extreme sadness, torment.
- Animated: Lively.
- Annex: To incorporate territory or space; a room attached.
- Annul: To make void or invalid.
- Anomaly: Something that doesn't fit the normal order.
- Anonymous: Being unknown, unrecognized.
- Antagonism: Hostility.
- Antecedent: Something that came before.
- Antediluvian: Ancient.
- Anthology: A selected collection of writings, songs, etc.
- Antipathy: A strong dislike.
- Antiquated: Old, out of date.
- Antiseptic: Clean, sterile.
- Antithesis: The absolute opposite.
- Anxiety: Intense uneasiness.
- Apathetic: Lacking concern, emotion.
- Apocryphal: Fictitious, false, wrong.
- Appalling: Inspiring shock, horror, disgust.
- Appease: To calm, satisfy.
- Appraise: To assess the worth or value of.
- Apprehend: To seize, arrest; to perceive, understand.
- Approbation: Praise.
- Appropriate: To take, make use of.
- Aquatic: Relating to water.
- Arable: Suitable for growing crops.
- Arbiter: One who can resolve a dispute, make a decision.
- Arbitrary: Based on random factors.
- Arbitration: The process or act of resolving a dispute.
- Arboreal: Of or relating to trees.
- Arcane: Obscure, secret, known only by a few.
- Archaic: Of or relating to an earlier period, outdated.
- Archetypal: The most representative or typical example.
- Ardor: Extreme vigor, energy, enthusiasm.
- Arid: Extremely dry.
- Arrogate: To take without justification.
- Artifact: A remaining piece from an extinct culture.
- Artisan: A craftsman.
- Ascertain: To perceive, learn.
- Ascetic: Practicing restraint as a means of self-discipline.
- Ascribe: To assign, credit, attribute to.
- Aspersion: A curse, expression of ill will.
- Aspire: To long for, aim toward.
- Assail: To attack.
- Assess: To evaluate.
- Assiduous: Hard-working, diligent.
- Assuage: To ease, pacify.
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