SAT Vocab

indicated by

Suggested or shown as a result or evidence of something.

handmade from

Created or crafted using manual skills and labor, typically from raw materials.

represented by

Symbolized or depicted as a sign or symbol of something.

collected with

Gathered or assembled together in a systematic manner.

disorganized

Lacking order or organization; chaotic or messy.

alarmed

Feeling a sense of fear, anxiety, or unease due to a perceived danger or threat.

offended

Feeling hurt, insulted, or upset as a result of someone's words or actions.

interrupted

Having been stopped or disrupted abruptly, often in the middle of an ongoing activity or conversation.

nervous about

Feeling anxious, worried, or uneasy about something.

completed by

Finished or finalized through the addition of necessary elements or actions.

delayed by

Postponed or made late due to a hindrance or obstacle.

involved in

Participating, engaged, or connected in some way with a particular activity or situation.

demands

Requests or requirements that are made with force or urgency, often expecting compliance or action.

speculates

Engages in conjecture or guesses without having definite evidence or proof.

doubts

Questions or uncertainties about the truth, reliability, or validity of something.

establishes

Sets up, creates, or confirms the existence or validity of something.

prepared for

Ready or equipped for a particular situation or circumstance.

inexperienced with

Lacking knowledge, skill, or familiarity in a particular area or task.

skilled in

Possessing expertise, proficiency, or ability in a specific area or activity.

excited about

Feeling enthusiastic, eager, or thrilled in anticipation of something.

hidden

Concealed, not easily seen or detected.

discussed

Talked about, exchanged ideas or information through conversation or deliberation.

extended

Made longer in duration, length, or scope.

coated

Covered or treated with a layer or coating of a substance.

struggling

Facing difficulties, making great effort or exertion to overcome challenges.

beneficial

Producing good or advantageous results, having a positive or helpful effect.

simple

Easy to understand, uncomplicated, not complex.

healthy

In good physical or mental condition, free from illness or disease.

reflect

To think deeply or consider carefully, to ponder or contemplate.

receive

To accept or get something given, sent, or offered.

evaluate

To assess, appraise, or judge the quality, value, or significance of something.

mimic

To imitate or copy the actions, speech, or behavior of someone or something else.

replacing

Substituting or exchanging something with another thing.

inventing

Creating or devising something new, often through original thinking or creativity.

preserving

Protecting or maintaining something in its existing state or condition.

counting

The action of determining the total number or quantity of something.

newfound

Recently discovered or acquired, not previously known or experienced.

delicate

Fragile, easily broken or damaged, requiring careful handling or treatment.

inevitable

Unavoidable, certain to happen, cannot be prevented or escaped.

habitual

Done or experienced regularly, as part of one's habitual routine or behavior.

accuracy

The degree of correctness, precision, or exactness of something.

inactivity

The state of not being active or engaged in physical or mental activity.

complexity

The state of being intricate, intricate, or having multiple interconnected parts or elements.

restraint

The act of holding back, restricting, or controlling oneself or something else.

demanding

Requiring a lot of effort, attention, or resources to meet expectations or requirements.

signaling

Sending a message, indication, or communication through signs or signals.

inviting

Attractive or appealing, encouraging someone to come or participate.

shifting

Changing or moving from one position, direction, or condition to another.

acknowledges

Recognizes, admits, or accepts the existence, truth, or validity of something.

produces

Creates, generates, or brings forth something.

spans

Covers or extends across a particular period, distance, or range.

advances

Progresses or moves forward, often in terms of development or improvement.

widespread

Existing or occurring over a wide area or among a large number of people or things.

careful

Taking heed or exercising caution, paying attention to details.

unintended

Not planned or deliberate, happening by accident or without purpose.

infrequent

Rare or occurring at irregular intervals, not happening often.

validate

Confirm or prove the truth, accuracy, or validity of something.

interpret

Explain or understand the meaning or significance of something.

relate

Establish a connection or link between two or more things.

accomodate

Adapt or adjust to suit the needs or preferences of someone or something.

circumvents

Avoids or bypasses, often by finding a way around or overcoming an obstacle.

eclipses

Obscures or surpasses something in importance, fame, or quality.

fabricates

Invents or creates (often false) information or stories.

exemplifies

Serves as a typical or outstanding example of something.

resilient

Able to recover quickly from difficult situations or setbacks.

inadequate

Insufficient or not meeting the necessary requirements or standards.

dynamic

Characterized by constant change, activity, or progress.

satisfactory

Meeting expectations or requirements, acceptable or adequate.

quantities

Amounts or numbers, often referring to measurements or quantities of something.

decorations

Ornaments or embellishments used to adorn or beautify something.

patterns

Repeated designs or arrangements of shapes, colors, or elements.

agreements

Mutual understandings or arrangements reached between two or more parties.

selects

Chooses or picks out from a group or set of options.

originates

Comes into existence, starts, or has its source or beginning.

conditions

Circumstances or factors that affect or influence something.

replenishes

Refills or restores to a full or original state, often referring to supplies or resources.

vivid

Bright, intense, or striking, often describing colors or descriptions that are very clear and detailed.

unknown

Not known or familiar, not recognized or identified.

definite

Clear, certain, or precise, without any doubt or ambiguity.

reserved

Restrained or self-controlled in behavior or manner.

impartial

Unbiased, fair, or neutral, not favoring any particular side or party.

offhand

Without preparation or forethought; casually or without deep consideration.

persistent

Continuing or lasting for a long time, not giving up easily.

mandatory

Required or obligatory, must be done or followed.

selecting

Choosing or picking out from a group or set of options.

inspecting

Examining closely or critically to assess quality, condition, or compliance.

creating

Bringing something into existence, making or producing something.

deciding

Making a choice or reaching a conclusion after consideration or deliberation.

scholarly

Academic or intellectual, characterized by a serious, thoughtful approach.

melodic

Pleasant or tuneful to the ear, relating to melody or musical sounds.

jarring

Shocking or disturbing, causing a sense of incongruity or discord.

personal

Relating to an individual's private life, feelings, or experiences.

sturdily

In a strong, robust, or resilient manner.

carelessly

Without care or attention, in a negligent or reckless manner.

rarely

Not occurring frequently, infrequently or seldom.

simply

In a straightforward or uncomplicated manner, without complexity or difficulty.

delegate

To assign or entrust tasks or responsibilities to another person.

compose

To create or write a piece of music, literature, or other artistic work.

interpret

to understand or explain the meaning or significance of something.

renounce

To formally give up or reject a claim, right, or association.