SAT Level 3 Vocabulary

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abet

to aide, act as an accomplice

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abhor

to detest or loathe

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verisimilitude

the appearance of being true or real

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conspicuous

standing out so as to be clearly visible

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ameliorate

to make better or more tolerable

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amorphous

having no definite form or character

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engender

to cause or give rise to a feeling, situation, or condition

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tertiary

of the third order, rank, stage, formation; less important

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austere

severe or strict in manner, attitude or appearance; lacking any excess

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citadel

a stronghold or fortress

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coalesce

to grow together

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equivocal

subject to two or more interpretations; of uncertain nature or classification

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repine

to feel or express discontent

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repudiate

to deny the truth or validity of

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evince

to reveal the presence of a quality or feeling

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insuperable

impossible to overcome or surpass, insurmountable

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nebulous

unclear, vague, or hazy, lacking definite form or boundaries

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demagogue

a person who appeals to the emotions or prejudices of the people

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neophyte

a beginner or novice

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cogent

persuasive or forceful

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laconic

using few words

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ineluctable

inevitable, unable to be avoided or escaped

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denigrate

ridicule; belittle

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gratuitous

unnecessary, uncalled for

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mirth

merriment, joy

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demur

to object

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superfluous

exceeding what is necessary or required; unnecessary

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equivocate

to be ambiguous, not upfront

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altruistic

selflessness; unselfish concern for the welfare of others

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partisan

a strong supporter of a cause, person, or party

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fastidious

very attentive to detail

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adulation

high praise

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guile

deception or skillful deceit

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induce

to bring about or cause a particular response or action

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prodigious

causing amazement or wonder; enormous

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magnanimous

noble, generous

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hedonism

the pursuit of pleasure

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demure

modest and reserved, falsely so

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scrupulous

diligent, thorough, and extremely attentive to details

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terse

brief

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clamor

noise, a mixture of disagreeable sounds

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colloquial

informal

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acquiesce

to agree; submit passively

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irreproachable

beyond criticism or fault, perfect or faultless in behavior or actions

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loquacious

talkative

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haughty

arrogant; snobbish

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adept

skilled

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idiosyncratic

peculiar or unique to an individual; having distinctive characteristics

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bereft

lacking; missing

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curt

short in response, commonly used when someone is being rude

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perfunctory

done routinely with little care

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rancor

bitterness; spitefulness

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belligerent

aggressive; hostile

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contrite

affected by guilt

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omniscient

all knowing

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untenable

indefensible

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orthodox

adhering to established beliefs, customs, or practices

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decorous

marked by good behavior

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pertinent

relevant

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banal

commonplace

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allay

to lessen, ease, or soothe

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spurious

false or not genuine; lacking authenticity

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surreptitious

secret and stealthy

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bilk

to swindle or cheat

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egregious

obviously bad or offensive

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antipathy

extreme dislike

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incongruous

out of place

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acrimony

bitterness or hostility

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disparage

belittle; to speak down to someone

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fervent

passionate or zealous

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dubious

doubtful

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venerable

worthy of respect

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curmudgeon

a rude person

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convivial

sociable; festive

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extol

to commend or praise

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admonish

to caution or reprimand; to warn

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partition

divided into parts

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capricious

impulsive; whimsical

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dogmatic

inflexible; rigid in one’s beliefs

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accretion

gradual build up or growth by addition

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omnipresent

present everywhere at the same time

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extemporaneous

improvised or spontaneous

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inviolable

not to be broken; sacred

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untoward

unfavorable, inappropriate, or inconvenient

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assent

to agree

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taciturn

reserved or quiet

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trite

overused, commonplace, having no freshness or appeal

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hew

to cut or shape

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profligate

wasteful

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ubiquitous

universal

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adroit

skillful; accomplished; highly competent

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abhor

to detest or loathe

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castigate

to punish severely

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brusque

rudely concise

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secular

worldly, not spiritual

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pious

very observant of religious practices

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amenable

agreeable or cooperative

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furtive

sneaky or sly

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edify

to instruct or enlighten

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assiduous

diligent; hard working