D7SAT's Ultimate 650 SAT Vocabulary List

A digital practice list of essential vocabulary words extracted from high-frequency Digital SAT terms encountered since 2023, organized for exam preparation.

Illusory

based on illusion; not real or true; deceptive.

Imposing

grand and impressive in appearance.

Ingenious

clever, original, and inventive.

Meticulous

showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.

Pristine

in its original condition; unspoiled or clean.

Affecting

causing emotion or touching the feelings.

Engender

to cause or give rise to (a feeling, situation, or condition).

Constrict

to make narrower, tighter, or smaller.

Honor

high respect; to regard with great respect and esteem.

Repudiate

to reject or refuse to accept.

Pervasive

spreading widely throughout an area or group of people.

Credible

believable or convincing.

Assertive

confident and forceful in expressing opinions or desires.

Profound

very great or intense; having deep insight.

Anticipate

to expect or look forward to something.

Withdraw

to remove or take away; to retreat or pull back.

Steer

to guide or control the direction of something.

Controversy in

public disagreement or heated discussion within a topic or field.

Exposure to

the state of being introduced to or affected by something.

Dependence on

reliance on or need for something or someone.

Advancement in

progress or development in a particular area.

Prolong

to extend the duration of something.

Counteract

to act against or neutralize the effect of something.

Trigger

to cause something to start or happen.

Soothe

to calm or relieve pain or distress.

Enroll

to officially register as a member or participant.

Predictable

able to be foreseen or expected.

Pretentiousness

the quality of trying to appear more important or clever than one really is.

Unequivocal

leaving no doubt; clear and unambiguous.

Reciprocate

to give or feel in return; respond mutually.

Irresolvable

impossible to solve or fix.

Apprised of

informed or notified about something.

Musical

relating to music; having a pleasant sound.

Mitigate

to make something less severe, serious, or painful.

Momentous

of great importance or significance.

Impeding

obstructing or slowing the progress of something.

Modest

not overly proud or boastful; humble.

Antagonistic toward

hostile or opposed to someone or something.

Clumsily

in an awkward or uncoordinated way.

Inconspicuousness

the quality of not being easily seen or attracting attention.

Scrutinize

to examine carefully and in detail.

Verifiable

able to be checked or proven true.

Nonstop

continuing without any breaks or pauses.

Exhaustive

thorough and complete.

Biased

unfairly favoring one side or opinion.

Banal

boringly ordinary or predictable.

Competent

having the necessary ability or knowledge to do something well.

Coerce

to force someone to do something against their will.

Uncanny

strange or mysterious, especially in an unsettling way.

Implicit

implied though not directly expressed.

Evasion

the act of avoiding something, especially by trickery.

Docket

a list or schedule of cases or events to be dealt with.

Entail

to involve or require as a necessary part.

Underscore

to emphasize or highlight something.

Suppress

to put an end to or prevent something.

Unmistakable

clearly recognizable or obvious.

Shelter

protection from danger or weather.

Diffuse in

spread out or scattered within something.

Adept at

skilled or proficient in doing something.

Convey

to communicate or make known.

Compound

to make something worse by adding to it; also a mixture of elements.

Indulgently

showing tolerance or leniency.

Spurious

false or not genuine.

Haphazard

lacking order or planning; random.

Associative

connected in the mind by relation or experience.

Recalcitrant

stubbornly resisting authority or control.

Ambiguity

the quality of being open to more than one interpretation.

Extricate

to free or remove from a difficult situation.

Prank

a practical joke or mischievous act.

Subtlety

the quality of being delicate or precise; a fine distinction.

Grudgingly

reluctantly or unwillingly.

Wrought by

created or caused by.

Retrieve

to get something back.

Viable

capable of working successfully.

Inhibit

to hold back or restrain.

Unappreciate

not grateful or undervalue.

Exceed

to go beyond a limit.

Dearth

a scarcity or lack of something.

Anomalous

deviating from what is standard or expected; abnormal.

Induce

to cause or bring about.

Application to

the act of putting something to use for a purpose.

Warranted

justified or deserved.

Unrivaled

having no equal; unmatched.

Justification

the reason or explanation for something.

Amalgamate

to combine or unite into one.

Decisiveness

the ability to make decisions quickly and firmly.

Expedite

to speed up or facilitate.

Inexplicable

impossible to explain or understand.