SAT QUESTİON BANK WORDS

depict

to show or represent something in a picture, story, movie, or words.

interpret

to explain the meaning of something; to understand something in a particular way; or to translate spoken words from one language into another

principle

a basic truth, rule, or belief that guides the way people behave or how something works.

tribe

relating to a tribe or tribes; describing the customs, culture, or way of life of a tribe

circumvents

to avoid a problem, rule, or restriction in a clever or sometimes dishonest way

eclipses

to make another person or thing seem less important, less successful, or less impressive by comparison; or, in astronomy, when one celestial body blocks the light from another.

fabricates

to invent or make up something (such as a story or information), often with the intention to deceive; or to build or construct something, usually from prepared parts.

exemplifies

to be a typical example of something; to show or illustrate something clearly.

probe

to examine, investigate, or explore something carefully, often to find hidden information.

reusable

Something that can be used more than once instead of being thrown away after one use.

resilient

Able to quickly recover from difficulties, challenges, or stress.

inadequate

Not enough in quantity, quality, or ability; not suitable or acceptable for a particular purpose.

pattern

A repeated decorative design or shape

quantities

The amount or number of something that can be measured or counted.

intuitive

Easy to understand without needing much explanation

originate

To begin or start from a particular place, source, or cause

vivid

Very clear, detailed, and lifelike

sustain

To keep something going; maintain over time

delegate

• (noun) A person chosen or elected to represent others, especially at a meeting or conference.

• (verb) To give part of your work, duties, or responsibilities to another person, usually someone of lower rank or position

impartial

Treating all sides equally; not biased

offhand

Without preparation or without thinking too much; immediately

persistent

Continuing to exist or last for a long time

mandatory

Required by law, rule, or authority; not optional

hoard

To collect and keep a large amount of something, often secretly

compose

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

interpret

To explain the meaning of something.

renounce

To formally declare that you no longer have, support, or accept something (such as a belief, claim, or way of life

postpone

to delay or put off something to a later time.

implement

to put a plan, decision, or idea into action

presume 

to suppose something is true based on probability or reasonable evidence.

improvise

to create or perform something spontaneously without preparation.

mimic

to imitate or copy someone’s speech, behavior, or actions.

devise

to plan, invent, or create something carefully.

aspect

a particular part, feature, or quality of something.

flushed

having a red or rosy color, often from embarrassment, excitement, or heat.

artifical

made or produced by humans rather than occurring naturally.

component

a part or element that combines with others to form a whole.

transmit

to send or pass something, such as information, signals, or diseases, from one place or person to another.

concept

an abstract idea or general notion that represents something.

conceptualize 

to form or develop an idea or concept in the mind.

neglect

to fail to care for or give proper attention to something or someone.

illustrate

to explain or clarify something using examples, pictures, or diagrams.

overcome

to successfully deal with or defeat a problem, obstacle, or difficulty.

infrequent

happening rarely or not often.

gesture 

a movement of the body or hands that expresses an idea, feeling, or intention.

distressed

feeling upset, worried, or in great emotional pain.

responsive

reacting quickly and positively to something or someone.

enthusiasm for

a strong excitement, interest, or eagerness about something.

evocative

bringing strong images, memories, or feelings to mind.

sketched

past tense of “sketch,” meaning drew something quickly and simply without many details.

drained 

extremely tired, exhausted, or lacking energy.

straightforward

easy to understand or do; honest and direct.

obstacle

something that blocks progress or makes it difficult to achieve a goal.

mural

a large painting or artwork done directly on a wall or ceiling.

reciprocate

responds to an action, feeling, or gesture by doing the same in return.

retaliates

takes revenge or responds to an injury, harm, or attack with a similar action.

deviates

moves away from a standard, norm, or expected course.

enchance

to improve or increase the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.

hinder

to create obstacles or make it difficult for something to happen.

misrepresent

to give a false or misleading account of something.

aggravate

to make a problem, situation, or feeling worse or more severe.

differ

to be unlike or distinct from something or someone else.

genuine

real, sincere, and authentic; not fake or pretended.