Digital SAT 2025 Vocabulary Master Set

A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards derived from the Digital SAT 2025 word list to bolster verbal preparation.

Abrupt

Sudden and without warning.

Abrogate

To officially end or cancel something.

Accessory

A person who helps commit a crime but is not the main perpetrator.

Accommodate

To adapt to or make room for someone’s needs.

Account for

To explain or justify something.

Adhere to

To follow or stick with a rule or plan.

Adulterate

To lower the quality of something by adding an impure substance.

Affinity

A natural liking or connection to something.

Aggravate

To make worse or more annoying.

Ambiguous

Unclear or open to multiple meanings.

Ambivalence

Having mixed or conflicting feelings toward something.

Amenable

Willing to cooperate or be open to ideas.

Animosities

Strong hostility or resentment.

Anomaly

Something unusual or out of the ordinary.

Arbitrary

Based on random choice or personal whim.

Asserted

Stated with confidence or force.

Atypical

Not usual or expected.

Avaricious

Greedy or excessively focused on wealth.

Beneficial

Helpful or good for something.

Buttress

To support or strengthen.

Candid

Truthful and straightforward.

Catastrophic

Extremely harmful or disastrous.

Circumvents

Avoids or gets around something cleverly.

Clarify

To make something clear or easier to understand.

Collaboration

Working together to achieve a goal.

Commonplace

Ordinary or unremarkable.

Compelling

Powerfully interesting or convincing.

Complementary

Things that go well together.

Comprises

Includes or consists of.

Concealed

Hidden or kept out of sight.

Concede

To admit something is true or let the other side win.

Condone

To overlook or accept bad behavior.

Confined

Limited to a particular space or area.

Conform to

To follow rules or fit in.

Consequently

As a result.

Construct

To build or put together.

Construe

To interpret in a particular way.

Contingent on

Dependent on something else.

Contrived

Artificial or forced.

Convoluted

Complicated and hard to follow.

Debunk

To prove something false.

Deceptive

Misleading or dishonest.

Decisive

Able to make firm decisions quickly.

Decorum

Polite and proper behavior.

Defied

Resisted or disobeyed something.

Depleted

Used up or running low.

Derived from

Taken or developed from something else.

Deviates

Goes off the usual path.

Discernible

Noticeable or detectable.

Disconcerting

Unsettling or disturbing.

Disorienting

Confusing or causing a loss of direction.

Disparate

Very different from each other.

Dispersed

Spread out over a wide area.

Disseminate

To spread widely, especially information.

Diverge

To go in different directions.

Diverse

Showing a lot of variety.

Dogmatic

Insisting strongly on a belief, even without evidence.

Dormant

Inactive for a time, but able to become active.

Dynamic

Energetic and constantly changing.

Eclipses

Surpasses or overshadows.

Elicit

To draw out a response or reaction.

Elusive

Hard to find, catch, or achieve.

Engulfs

Completely surrounds or covers.

Entrenching

Establishing something firmly so it’s hard to change.

Epitomizing

Perfectly representing a quality or idea.

Equivocate

To speak vaguely to avoid giving a clear answer.

Exacerbate

To make a problem worse.

Expand on

To give more details about something.

Fabricates

Invents or makes up something false.

Fleeting

Lasting a very short time.

Foretells

Predicts or hints at something that will happen.

Forfeiture

Loss of something as a penalty.

Foster

To encourage or support growth or development.

Frivolous

Not serious; unnecessary.

Fruitless

Unsuccessful or without results.

Grapple with

To struggle with something difficult.

Haphazard

Lacking any order or planning.

Hastily

Done too quickly, often carelessly.

Hence

For that reason; as a result.

Heterogeneous

Made up of different elements.

Hibernation

A state of deep rest or dormancy.

Hinder

To block or slow down progress.

Homogeneous

Made up of similar elements.

Imminent

About to happen very soon.

Impartial

Fair and unbiased.

Impede

To obstruct or slow something down.

Impenetrable

Impossible to pass through or understand.

Imperceptible

So subtle it’s hard to detect.

Implement

To put into action.

Impostor

Someone pretending to be someone else.

Impractical

Not sensible or useful.

Improvise

To make it up on the spot.

Indecipherable

Impossible to read or understand.

Indulge

To allow oneself to enjoy something.

Inexplicable

Hard to explain.

Infallible

Never failing or making a mistake.

Innocuous

Harmless or inoffensive.

Innovative

New and original in a clever way.

Interjected

Inserted into something, usually interrupting.

Intricate

Very detailed or complex.