D7SAT Ultimate 650 SAT Vocabulary – Practice Flashcards (Words 1-400)

400 question-and-answer flashcards covering the first 400 high-frequency SAT vocabulary words from D7SAT’s Ultimate 650 list.

What does the word “Illusory” mean?

Based on illusion; deceptive; not real or true.

What does the word “Imposing” mean?

Grand and impressive in appearance.

What does the word “Ingenious” mean?

Clever, original, and inventive.

What does the word “Meticulous” mean?

Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.

What does the word “Pristine” mean?

In its original condition; unspoiled or clean.

What does the word “Affecting” mean?

Causing emotion; touching the feelings.

What does the word “Engender” mean?

To cause or give rise to something.

What does the word “Constrict” mean?

To make narrower, tighter, or smaller.

What does the word “Honor” mean?

High respect; to regard with great esteem.

What does the word “Repudiate” mean?

To reject or refuse to accept.

What does the word “Pervasive” mean?

Spreading widely throughout an area or group.

What does the word “Credible” mean?

Believable or convincing.

What does the word “Assertive” mean?

Confident and forceful in expressing opinions or desires.

What does the word “Profound” mean?

Very great or intense; showing deep insight.

What does the word “Anticipate” mean?

To expect or look forward to something.

What does the word “Withdraw” mean?

To remove, take away, or retreat.

What does the word “Steer” mean?

To guide or control the direction of something.

What does the term “Controversy in” refer to?

Public disagreement or heated discussion within a topic.

What does the phrase “Exposure to” mean?

The state of being introduced to or affected by something.

What does the phrase “Dependence on” mean?

Reliance on or need for something or someone.

What does the phrase “Advancement in” mean?

Progress or development in a particular area.

What does the word “Prolong” mean?

To extend the duration of something.

What does the word “Counteract” mean?

To act against or neutralize an effect.

What does the word “Trigger” mean?

To cause something to start or happen.

What does the word “Soothe” mean?

To calm or relieve pain or distress.

What does the word “Indifferent” mean?

Having no particular interest or sympathy; unconcerned.

What does the word “Revolted” mean?

Disgusted or shocked by something.

What does the word “Superior” mean?

Higher in rank, status, or quality.

What does the word “Fusion” mean?

The process or result of joining two or more things together.

What does the word “Dismissal” mean?

The act of sending someone away or rejecting something.

What does the word “Critique” mean?

A detailed analysis and assessment.

What does the word “Simplification” mean?

The process of making something simpler.

What does the word “Restate” mean?

To say something again or differently.

What does the word “Detect” mean?

To discover or identify the presence of something.

What does the word “Enroll” mean?

To officially register as a member or participant.

What does the word “Value” mean?

The importance, worth, or usefulness of something.

What does the word “Disregard” mean?

To pay no attention to; ignore.

What does the word “Display” mean?

To show or exhibit.

What does the phrase “Irrelevant to” mean?

Not related or applicable to something.

What does the phrase “Prohibitive in” mean?

Serving to forbid something by making it difficult.

What does the phrase “Distinctive to” mean?

Characteristic of and unique to something.

What does the word “Constrain” mean?

To limit or restrict.

What does the word “Undermine” mean?

To weaken or damage gradually.

What does the phrase “Captivated by” mean?

Strongly attracted or fascinated by something.

What does the word “Predictable” mean?

Able to be foreseen or expected.

What does the word “Timeworn” mean?

Damaged or old-fashioned due to age or use.

What does the word “Accentuate” mean?

To make something more noticeable or prominent.

What does the word “Rectify” mean?

To correct or set right.

What does the word “Obscure” mean?

Not well known; unclear or difficult to understand.

What does the word “Nebulous” mean?

Vague, unclear, or ill-defined.

What does the word “Unprecedented” mean?

Never done or known before; without previous example.

What does the word “Concrete” mean?

Existing in a real, tangible form; specific and definite.

What does the word “Spectacle” mean?

An impressive or unusual sight or display.

What does the word “Reproduction” mean?

The process of making a copy or duplicate of something.

What does the word “Pretentiousness” mean?

Trying to appear more important or clever than one is.

What does the word “Disguise” mean?

Something that changes appearance to hide identity.

What does the word “Enduring” mean?

Lasting for a long time; durable.

What does the word “Conspicuous” mean?

Easily seen or noticed; attracting attention.

What does the word “Deserving” mean?

Worthy of reward or praise.

What does the word “Uncertain” mean?

Not sure or definite; doubtful.

What does the word “Equivocal” mean?

Ambiguous; open to more than one interpretation.

What does the word “Persuasive” mean?

Able to convince or influence someone.

What does the word “Exclusive” mean?

Limited to a particular group; not shared.

What does the word “Irreproachable” mean?

Faultless; beyond criticism.

What does the word “Unequivocal” mean?

Leaving no doubt; clear and unambiguous.

What does the word “Insuperable” mean?

Impossible to overcome.

What does the word “Ineluctable” mean?

Inevitable; unable to be avoided.

What does the word “Precede” mean?

To come before in time or order.

What does the word “Designate” mean?

To officially choose or appoint for a purpose.

What does the word “Nurture” mean?

To care for and encourage growth or development.

What does the word “Preclude” mean?

To prevent or make impossible.

What does the word “Assess” mean?

To evaluate or estimate something’s quality or value.

What does the word “Unvarying” mean?

Not changing; constant.

What does the word “Objective” mean?

Based on facts; not influenced by feelings.

What does the word “Reciprocate” mean?

To give or feel in return; respond mutually.

What does the word “Annotate” mean?

To add explanatory notes to a text.

What does the word “Equalize” mean?

To make equal or uniform.

What does the word “Achieved” mean?

Successfully reached or completed.

What does the word “Eccentric” mean?

Unconventional or slightly strange.

What does the word “Meager” mean?

Lacking in quantity or quality; insufficient.

What does the word “Conventional” mean?

Based on what is generally done or believed.

What does the word “Random” mean?

Done without method or conscious decision.

What does the word “Tough” mean?

Strong and durable; difficult to deal with.

What does the word “Hideous” mean?

Extremely ugly or unpleasant.

What does the word “Irresolvable” mean?

Impossible to solve or fix.

What does the phrase “Self-contradictory” mean?

Containing opposing or conflicting ideas.

What does the word “Imperative” mean?

Of vital importance; necessary.

What does the word “Unavoidable” mean?

Certain to happen; impossible to avoid.

What does the word “Convince” mean?

To persuade someone to believe or do something.

What does the word “Distract” mean?

To divert attention away from something.

What does the word “Fluctuate” mean?

To change or vary irregularly.

What does the word “Testify” mean?

To give evidence or bear witness, especially legally.

What does the word “Conflict” mean?

A serious disagreement or clash.

What does the word “Mock” mean?

To make fun of or ridicule.

What does the phrase “Apprised of” mean?

Informed or notified about something.

What does the phrase “Unsympathetic to” mean?

Showing no pity or understanding toward something.

What does the phrase “Cited in” mean?

Mentioned or referred to in a source.

What does the phrase “Placated by” mean?

Calmed or pacified by something.

What does the word “Dispersed” mean?

Scattered over a wide area.

What does the word “Customary” mean?

According to usual practices or traditions.