SAT and ACT Vocabulary Course Quiz - Lesson 12/6

A comprehensive vocabulary set from Mr. Mohamed Fawzy's course, containing 52 terms including nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs commonly found in SAT and ACT exams.

Proponent of

A person who advocates for something.

Supplement to

Something that completes or enhances something else.

Beneficiary of

A person who receives benefits from something.

Distraction for

Something that diverts attention.

Developments of

Events or changes that mark progress.

Fluctuations in

Irregular changes or variations.

Calibrations with

Adjustments for accuracy in relation to something else.

Incentives for

Things that motivate or encourage actions.

Aggressive

Ready or likely to attack or confront.

Rudimentary

Involving or limited to basic principles.

Evolving

Developing gradually.

Advantageous

Commonly used to describe something that is beneficial or provides an advantage, such as being bilingual in business.

Precariousness

The state of being uncertain or insecure.

Exactitude

The quality of being very accurate and precise.

Resilience

The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties.

Inconspicuousness

The state of not attracting attention.

Question

To ask or express doubt about something.

React to

Respond to a stimulus or event.

Perceive

To become aware of or interpret something.

Conform to

To comply with rules or standards.

Infallible

Incapable of making mistakes or being wrong.

Atypical

Not representative of a type, group, or class.

Lucrative

Producing a great deal of profit.

Tedious

Too long, slow, or dull; tiresome.

Prudently

In a way that shows care and thought for the future.

Overtly

Openly and without concealment.

Cordially

In a warm and friendly way.

Inadvertently

Without intention; accidentally.

Validated

Checked or proved the accuracy of something.

Created

Brought something into existence.

Challenged

Called into question or disputed.

Restored

Brought back to its original condition.

Thoughtfulness

Consideration for the needs of other people.

Esteem

Respect and admiration.

Controversy

Prolonged public disagreement or debate.

Sincerity

The quality of being free from pretense or deceit.

Exceed

To be greater in number or size than something.

Diminish

To make or become less.

Encompass

To include comprehensively.

Conceal

To keep from being seen; hide.

Acquire

To buy or obtain for oneself.

Develop

To grow or cause to grow and become more advanced.

Attract

To cause interest or draw towards oneself.

Confirm

To establish the truth or correctness of something.

Derived from

Obtained or developed from a source.

Recognized in

Acknowledged or identified within a context.

Confined to

Restricted within limits.

Repressed by

Controlled or subdued by force.

Experiment with

To try out new ideas or methods.

Adhere to

To follow or stick firmly to something.

Improve on

To achieve something better than a previous attempt.

Grapple with

To struggle to deal with or understand something.