DSAT WORDS/FORMS

100 dsat words/their forms

Abate

To reduce in intensity; to lessen

What are some different word forms of the word "Abate"?

Abating, Abater

Abet

To support or encourage

What are some different word forms of the word "Abet"?

Abetment, Abettor

Abhor

To hate something

What is a different word form of "Abhor"?

Abhorrer

Abnegate

To deny or to give up the right or privilege to something

What is a different word form of "Abnegate"?

Abnegation

Abscond

To escape, run away, or to let go of something

What is a different word form of "Abscond"?

Absconder

Advocate

To support or argue for a cause

What are some different word forms of "Advocate"?

Advocation. Advocative, Advocator

Allue

To refer to something indirectly; commonly used in literature

What are some different word form of "Allue"?

Allusion

Ambiguity

Something that can be understood or interpreted in more than one manner

What are some different word form of "Ambiguity"

Ambiguous

Analogy

A comparison of two otherwise unalike things based on resemblance of a particular aspect; widely used in literature

What are some different word form of "Analogy"

Analogous, Analogousness

Apprehend

To arrest someone recognize the meaning of an idea or a thing

What are some different word form of "Apprehend"

Apprehension, Apprehensibility

Articulate

To explain something clearly

What are some different word form of "Articulate"

Articulative, Articulator

Bane

Something capable of causing destruction or ruin

Bereft

Lacking something needed, wanted, or expected; a person grieving the death of a loved one

Bias

To possess an inclined outlook towards an object or an idea

What are some different word form of "Bias"

Biasness

Berate

To scold someone strongly

Brevity

Something or event that is short in length or duration

What are some different word form of "Brevity"

Brief

Cache

A secure place that is used to store objects secretly

What are some different word form of "Cache"

Catching

Capitalize

To profit from a resource or an opportunity

What are some different word form of "Capitalize"

Capitalization

Capitulate

To surrender on terms agreed upon in advance

What are some different word form of "Capitulate"

Capitulation

Credible

Something that can be trusted on the basis of logic on rationale

Corroborate

To support with evidence or authority

What are some different word form of "Corroborate"

Corroboration, Corroboratory, Corroborative

Complacent

Accepting something after being self-satisfied

What are some different word form of "Complacent"

Complacency

Construe

To construct or interpret meaning of a sentence or words

Contentious

Inclined towards argument or dispute

What are some different word form of "Contentious"

Contentiousness

Covet

Want or desire

What are some different word form of "Covet"

Covetable, Coveter

Dearth

Lack or absence of something

Debunk

To expose the falseness of a fact

What are some different word form of "Debunk"

Debunker

Defunct

Extinct or no longer functioning

Didatic

Something that is intended to be taught

What are some different word form of "Didactic"

Didactical, Didacticism

Delegate

A representative; to entrust work or responsibility to another person

What are some different word form of "Delegate"

Delegation, Delegatee, Delegator

Dispel

To drive away something (can also be a brief system or a myth)

Doctrine

Principles or rules that create a belief system

What are some different word form of "doctrine"

Indoctrine

Dogma

Something considered an established opinions (can be a belief or a set of moral codes)

What are some different word form of "Dogma"

Dogmatic

Electric

Composed of elements drawn from various sources; can be sued to refer to a person who pursues an electric method or approach

Embezzle

To take something (usually money or property) dishonestly for ones own use

What are some different word form of "embezzle"

Embezzled, Embezzlement

Elicit

To draw out an answer or explanation often by skillful question or discussion

What are some different word form of "Elicit"

Elicitation, Elicitor

Emperical

Something capable of being derived, verified, or disproved by observation or experiment

Emulate

To try to be like or better than something

What are some different word form of "Emulate"

Emulator

Espouse

To take up and support as a cause; to marry someone

What are some different word form of "Espouse"

Espouser

Extort

To take something forcefully from a person

What are some different word form of "Extort"

Extortion

Expedite

To speed up the process or progress of an event

What are some different word form of "Expedite"

Expedition

Extraneous

Alien; something that exists or comes from outside

What are some different word form of "Extraneous"

Extraneousness

Equivocal

Something that is unclear or uncertain in its meaning

What are some different word form of "Equivocal"

Equivocally

Foil

A very thin sheet of metal; something or someone that serves as a contrast to another

Fallacy

a false or mistaken idea

Fortuitous

fortunate or lucky

Flagrant

So bad as to be impossible to overlook

Grandiloquent

A lofty, extravagant, or bombastic style, especially used in literature

What are some different word form of "Grandiloquent"

Grandiloquence

Gratuitous

Something that is required by the circumstance but done or provided freely

Hapless

Unfortunate

What are some different word form of "Haplessness"

Haplessness

Hegemony

The social, cultural, ideological or economy influence exerted by a dominant group

What are some different word form of "Hegemony"

Hegemonic

Heterogenous

Something originating from an outside source; something consisting of different elements from various sources

What are some different word form of "Heterogenous"

Heterogenicity

Hubris

A heightened sense of self-pride or overconfidence

Idiosyncrasy (also idiosyncratic)

A way of behaving or thinking that is characteristic of a person

Impetuous or impetuousness

impulsive

Impute, imputable or immutability

to blame someone unjustly

incumbent or incumbency

someone who occupies a particular position or place

Incite

to move to action; to make something happen

Insurgent or insurgency

Someone who revolts against civil authority or an established government; a rebel

Licentious or Licentiousness

Someone who disregards moral, ethical or legal restraints

linchpin

Someone or something that holds together multiple pieces or people together

Litigate, litigation or litigancy

To decide and settle in a court of law

Maxim

Universal truth fundamental principle, or rule of conduct, or proverb