SAT Words

Copious

Abundant, in large quantities.

Sporadic

Occasional, irregular.

Transpose

Switch positions.

Lament

Express regret or sorrow.

Entail

Involve as a necessary part.

Momentous

Very important or significant.

Pristine

Clean, fresh, or new.

Constrict

Narrow or tighten.

Nebulous

Vague or unclear.

Buttress

Support or strengthen.

Refute

Prove false or incorrect.

Corroborate

Confirm or support with evidence.

Scrupulous

Careful, ethical, and thorough.

Vindicate

Clear of blame or suspicion.

Preclude

Prevent from happening.

Repudiate

Reject or disown.

Mitigate

Make less severe.

Outsized

Larger or more significant than usual.

Palpable

Easily perceived or felt.

Evince

Show or demonstrate clearly.

Overlooked

Missed or not noticed.

Accentuate

Emphasize or highlight.

Counteract

Oppose or neutralize.

Insuperable

Impossible to overcome.

Irreproachable

Faultless or beyond criticism.

Pretentiousness

Acting more important than one is.

Ineluctable

Inevitable, unavoidable.

Equivocal

Ambiguous, unclear.

Inconsequential

Unimportant or trivial.

Manifestations

Clear signs or expressions.

Obscure

Unclear, hard to understand.

Rectify

Correct or fix.

Ameliorate

Improve or make better.

Unattainable

Impossible to achieve.

Superfluous

Excessive, unnecessary.

Amorphous

Without a clear shape.

Misconstrued

Misunderstood.

Prohibitive

Preventing or discouraging.

Stipulate

Specify a condition.

Induce

Cause or bring about.

Engender

Cause or create a feeling.

Dispersed

Spread out.

Supplant

Replace or take the place of.

Austere

Strict, plain.

Equitable

Fair and just.

Augment

Increase in size or quantity.

Conventional

Traditional or usual.

Idiosyncratic

Unique to an individual.

Coalesce

Come together as one.

Synopsis

Brief summary.

Coarseness

Roughness or crudity.

Orthodox

Traditional, accepted beliefs.

Reverberate

Echo or have lasting effects.

Municipal

Relating to local government.

Sway

Influence or control.

Spurious

False or fake.

Indulgently

Lenient or permissive.

Behold

To look at or see.

Satiate

Fully satisfy.

Convening

Coming together for a meeting.

Idealize

View as perfect or ideal.

Heterodox

Unorthodox, contrary to beliefs.

Irrefutable

Impossible to deny.

Venerate

Respect deeply.

Arduous

Difficult and requiring effort.

Strenuous

Requiring great effort.

Unpretentious

Modest and simple.

Satiable

Able to be satisfied.

Incongruous

Out of place or not fitting.

Recurrent

Occurring repeatedly.

Imposing

Striking in appearance or presence.

Venerable

Respected due to age or wisdom.

Erratic

Unpredictable or inconsistent.

Benevolent

Kind or charitable.

Monetizing

Earning money from something.

Appraising

Estimating value.

Unequivocal

Clear and without doubt.

Superseded

Replaced by something newer.

Common with

Shared by many.

Collaboration with

Working together.

Reserve

Set aside for future use.

Impedus

Hinder or obstruct.

Deserve

Earn or merit.

Individualistic

Independent and unique.

Comparison

Examining similarities or differences.

Homogeneous

Consistent in composition.

Occupy

Take control or space.

Constrict

To tighten, squeeze, or make narrower.

Interdependent

Mutually reliant on each other; interconnected.

Antagonist

A person or thing that opposes or competes with another; an adversary.

Yield

To produce or provide, often as a result of an effort; to give way or surrender.

Emulate

To imitate or strive to equal or surpass, usually by closely copying the actions or qualities of someone or something.

Manifest in

To display or show clearly; to be evident or apparent in a particular form.

Scrutiny

Critical observation or examination; careful and thorough inspection.

Unyielding

Not giving way or bending under pressure; rigid or inflexible.

Convey

To communicate or express in a way that is easily understood; to transport or transmit.

Prestige

The reputation or influence arising from success, achievement, or rank.

Tenuous

Thin or slender; lacking substance or significance; weak or fragile.

Corroborate

To confirm or support with evidence or authority.

Partiate

To divide into parts or sections.