SAT WORDS

bide

(v) to remain or stay in a condition or state; to wait

consent

(v) to approve; to agree; to yield

volition

(n) a conscious choice or decision

nascent

(adj) coming into being; being born

amplify

(v) to make larger

lurid

(adj) causing shock or horror; tastelessly vivid; glowing like fire through a haze

own

(v) to admit especially taking responsibility for one’s own actions or thoughts

collude

(v) to plot secretly for a deceitful or illegal purpose

tally

(v) to count; to add

disarray

(n) confusion, disorder

tepid

(adj) moderately warn; lacking force or enthusiasm

conjecture

(n) an inference or conclusion based on incomplete evidence

pious

(adj) exhibiting reverence and religious observation

abet

(v) to encourage, assist, or support, usually in wrongdoing

interloper

(n) one who interferes with the affairs of others; a meddler

subsequent

(adj) happening afterward; following in order

surmise

(v) to infer something by intuition or with slender evidence; (n) such an inference

jot

(v) to write briefly and hastily; (n) a very small amount

discern

(v) to perceive and understand so as to make distinctions

blight

(n) a plant disease; something that impairs growth, progress, or prosperity

voluble

(adj) talkative

divine

(adj) related to a god; supremely good or beautiful

premonition

(n) a sense of a future event; a warning in advance

proverbial

(adj) well-known because widely repeated

grave

(adj) serious;dignified;formal

indefatigable

(adj) tireless,unceasing

deploy

(v) to station or assemble troops or forces in position

codify

(v) to organize something (such as laws or rules) into a system

relent

(v) to become less; severe; to give in

loathe

(v) ti dislike something greatly