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A summary list of vocabulary words, definitions, and parts of speech based on the 1000 Most Common SAT Words glossary.
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What is the definition of the word 'abase'?
To humiliate, degrade
What is the definition of 'abate'?
To reduce, lessen
What does the term 'abdicate' mean?
To give up a position, usually one of leadership
What is the meaning of 'abduct'?
To kidnap, take by force
How is 'aberration' defined?
Something that differs from the norm
What is the meaning of the word 'abet'?
To aid, help, encourage
What is the definition of 'abhor'?
To hate, detest
How is 'abject' defined?
Wretched, pitiful
What does it mean to 'abjure'?
To reject, renounce
What is the definition of 'abnegation'?
Denial of comfort to oneself
What does the word 'abridge' mean?
To cut down, shorten
How is 'abrogate' defined?
To abolish, usually by authority
What is the definition of 'abscond'?
To sneak away and hide
What does the term 'absolution' mean?
Freedom from blame, guilt, sin
Definition of 'abstain':
To freely choose not to commit an action
What is the definition of 'abstruse'?
Hard to comprehend
What does it mean to 'accede'?
To agree
What is the definition of 'accentuate'?
To stress, highlight
How is 'acclaim' defined?
High praise
What is the definition of 'accolade'?
High praise, special distinction
Definition of 'accretion':
Slow growth in size or amount
What does the term 'acerbic' mean?
Biting, bitter in tone or taste
How is 'acquiesce' defined?
To agree without protesting
What is the definition of 'acrimony'?
Bitterness, discord
Definition of 'acumen':
Keen insight
What are the two definitions given for 'acute'?
How is 'adamant' defined?
Impervious, immovable, unyielding
What is the definition of 'adept'?
Extremely skilled
What does the term 'admonish' mean?
To caution, criticize, reprove
How is 'adroit' defined?
Skillful, dexterous
What is the definition of 'adulation'?
Extreme praise
Definition of 'adumbrate':
To sketch out in a vague way
What does it mean if conditions are 'adverse'?
Antagonistic, unfavorable, dangerous
Definition of 'affable':
Friendly, amiable
What is the definition of 'affinity'?
A spontaneous feeling of closeness
How is 'aggrandize' defined?
To increase or make greater
Definition of 'alacrity':
Eagerness, speed
What does it mean to 'allay'?
To soothe, ease
What is the definition of 'ameliorate'?
To improve
How is 'amenable' defined?
Willing, compliant
What does the word 'anachronistic' mean?
Being out of correct chronological order
Definition of 'analgesic':
Something that reduces pain
What is an 'anathema'?
A cursed, detested person
What is the definition of 'antediluvian'?
Ancient
Definition of 'antithesis':
The absolute opposite
What does 'apocryphal' mean?
Fictitious, false, wrong
How is 'approbation' defined?
Praise
What is the definition of 'arable'?
Suitable for growing crops
Definition of 'arcane':
Obscure, secret, known only by a few
What does 'ascetic' mean?
Practicing restraint as a means of self-discipline, usually religious
Definition of 'assiduous':
Hard-working, diligent
How is 'assuage' defined?
To ease, pacify
Definition of 'atrophy':
To wither away, decay
What does the term 'audacious' mean?
Excessively bold
How is 'avarice' defined?
Excessive greed
What is the definition of 'banal'?
Dull, commonplace
Definition of 'beguile':
To trick, deceive
How is 'benevolent' defined?
Marked by goodness or doing good
What is the definition of 'bombastic'?
Excessively confident, pompous
How is 'brusque' defined?
Short, abrupt, dismissive
Definition of 'calumny':
An attempt to spoil someone else’s reputation by spreading lies
What does it mean to be 'capricious'?
Subject to whim, fickle
Definition of 'clandestine':
Secret
How is 'cogent' defined?
Intellectually convincing
What is the definition of 'compunction'?
Distress caused by feeling guilty
What does the word 'contemporaneous' mean?
Existing during the same time
Definition of 'contrite':
Penitent, eager to be forgiven
What is the meaning of 'cupidity'?
Greed, strong desire
How is 'debacle' defined?
A disastrous failure, disruption
Definition of 'deleterious':
Harmful
What is a 'demagogue'?
A leader who appeals to a people’s prejudices
How is 'diaphanous' defined?
Light, airy, transparent
What does 'didactic' mean?
Intended to instruct; or overly moralistic
Definition of 'ebullient':
Extremely lively, enthusiastic
What does the term 'egregious' mean?
Extremely bad
How is 'elucidate' defined?
To clarify, explain
Definition of 'enervate':
To weaken, exhaust
What is the definition of 'ephemeral'?
Short-lived, fleeting
What does 'equivocal' mean?
Ambiguous, uncertain, undecided
How is 'esoteric' defined?
Understood by only a select few
Definition of 'exacerbate':
To make more violent, intense
What does it mean to 'exonerate'?
To free from guilt or blame, exculpate
Definition of 'expunge':
To obliterate, eradicate
How is 'fastidious' defined?
Meticulous, demanding, having high and often unattainable standards
Definition of 'garrulous':
Talkative, wordy
What is the definition of 'gregarious'?
Drawn to the company of others, sociable
How is 'hegemony' defined?
Domination over others
Definition of 'impecunious':
Poor
What does it mean for something to be 'impervious'?
Impenetrable, incapable of being affected
Definition of 'inchoate':
Unformed or formless, in a beginning stage
Definition of 'indefatigable':
Incapable of defeat, failure, decay
Definition of 'insidious':
Appealing but imperceptibly harmful, seductive
What does 'intransigent' mean?
Refusing to compromise, often on an extreme opinion
Definition of 'juxtaposition':
The act of placing two things next to each other for implicit comparison
What is the meaning of 'laconic'?
Terse in speech or writing
How is 'mendacious' defined?
Having a lying, false character
Definition of 'mercurial':
Characterized by rapid change or temperamentality
What is the definition of 'nadir'?
The lowest point of something
Definition of 'nefarious':
Heinously villainous
Definition of 'obdurate':
Unyielding to persuasion or moral influences