sat vocab day 1

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abash

to embarrass

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abate

to subside; to reduce

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abdicate

to step down from a position of power or responsibility

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aberration

something not typical

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abhor

to hate very much; to detest

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detest

to dislike intensely

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abject

hopeless, extremely sad and servile

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abnegate

to deny oneself things; to reject, renounce

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abortive

unsuccessful

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abridge

to shorten, condense

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absolute

total, unlimited, perfect

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absolve

to forgive or free from blame

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abstinent

abstaining, 절제하는

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abstract

theoretical

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abstruse

hard to understand

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abysmal

extremely hopeless or wretched; bottomless

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accolade

an award, honor

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accost

to approach and speak to someone

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acerbic

bitter, sour, severe

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acquiesce

to comply passively; to reluctantly agree

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acrid

harsh; like acid

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acrimonious

full of spite; bitter; nasty

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acumen

keenness of judgment, mental sharpness

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acute

sharp, shrewd

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shrewd

clever, astute

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adamant

stubborn, unyielding; completely inflexible

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address

to speak to; to direct one’s attention to

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adherent

follower, supporter, believer

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admonish

to scold gently; to warn

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adroit

skillful; clever

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adulation

excessive admiration; flattery

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adulterate

to contaminate

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adverse

unfavorable, antagonistic

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aesthetic

artistic

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affable

Easy to talk to, friendly

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affectation

애정

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affinity

sympathy, kinship

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affluent

rich, prosperous

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agenda

program; the things to be done

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agrarian

relating to land, relating to management or farming of land

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aggregate

sum total

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agnostic

one who believes the existence of a god can be neither proven nor disproven

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alacrity

cheerful eagerness or readiness to respond

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allege

to assert without proof

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alloy

a combination of two or more things, usually metals

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allusion

an indirect reference; hint

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aloof

uninvolved, standing off, keeping ones distance

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altruism

selflessness, generosity; devotion to the interests of others

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ambience

atmosphere, mood, feeling

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ambiguous

unclear in meaning, confusing

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ambivalent

undecided, having mixed feelings

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moot

debatable

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rampant

spreading unchecked, uncontrolled

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shroud

a cloth used to wrap a dead person; a thing that obscures smth; to cover

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ravel

to untangle; cluster, knot

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unravel

to ravel, undo

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fray

to become worn; to strain

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livid

furious; bluish

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zenith

peak; highest point in the arc traveled by a celestial body

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quintessential

representing most perfect or typical example

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leverage

to use smth to max advantage

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pretentious

trying to seem more important or better than they actually are

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affected

artificial, pretentious, designed to impress

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default

to fail to fulfil obligation, esp. repaying the loan

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vigilant

alertly watchful, esp. to avoid danger

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interedict

to prohibit

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enumerate

to list; establish the number of

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affectation

an effort to appear to have a quality not really or fully possessed

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conceit

excessive pride in oneself, vanity; fanciful expression in writing

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stateliness

an impressive and dignified manner