SAT Common Vocabualry 1-1000 낱말 카드 | Quizlet

recapitulate

to summarize, encapsulate, compress

reciprocate

Respond in kind, give in return

reclusive

hermit, loner, solitary

recrimination

a countercharge against an accuser accusation in response to one from someone else, retaliation

rectify

to correct, to straighten, amend, revise, set right, mend

rectitude

uprightness, morality, righteousness

redolent

fragrant, aromatic, savory; evocative, suggestive, reminiscent

redress

to correct a wrong, to make amends for, remedy, rectify

refute

to rebut, invalidate, challenge, prove to be false, contest, disprove

regeneration

renewal, restoration (of a bodily part), spiritual rebirth, revival

regressive

decreasing, going back, degenerating, deteriorating

reiterate

to state again, repeat, restate

rejuvenated

to restore the vigor, health, or appearance of youth, to make young again, revitalize, invigorate, energize

relent

to give in, yield, surrender, concede

relinquish

to give up doing, professing, or intending, surrender, abandon, renounce

relish

to take pleasure in, enjoy, savor

reminiscence

recollection, nostalgia, rumination, musing

remonstrance

protest, objection, complaint

remunerative

financially rewarding, lucrative, well paid

renown

fame, reputation, repute

repeal

to rescind or annul by authoritative act, revoke, nullify

repercussion

effect of result of some event or action, often negative, effect, consequence

replenish

to replace, renew, restock, fill again

reprehensible

deserving of reproof, rebuke, or censure

reprimand

criticize, rebuke, admonish, reprove, reprehend

reproach

criticize, chide, reprimand, rebuke, reprove, reproach, lambaste

reprove

to criticize or correct gently, reproach, chide, scold, rebuke, lambaste

repudiate

to reject, disclaim, disavow, revoke, annul, nullify

repugnant

causing a feeling of strong dislike or disgust, offensive, distastetful

reputable

respectable, trustworthy, decent

rescind

to take back or make invalid, revoke, repeal, retract, annul

reservation

doubt, qualm, scruple, unease

resilient

able to resume shape after being pressed or stretched, able to recover quickly from illness, buoyant, elastic

resolution

determination, steadfastness, tenacity

respite

a brief interval of rest, break; delay, postponement, reprieve

resplendent

brilliant filled with splendor, radiant, shining, splendid

restless

characterized or showing inability to remain at rest, fidgety, restive, agitated

reticent

characteristically silent or quiet, taciturn silent

retract

to pull back in, to take back, cancel or revoke rescind repeal annul

revelation

an act of revealing or communicating divine truth, exposure, disclosure

revere

to regard with great devotion or respect, honor, admire, venerate, worship

revive

to reawaken, bring back to life, recover, recuperate, renew, rejuvenate

ribald

rude, vulgar, lewd, obscene, off-color

rivalry

the act of rivaling, the state of being a rival, competition, opposition

rouse

to excite or provoke, incite, stir

rudimentary

basic, crude, elementary, undeveloped, related to fundamental principles or skills

ruminate

to go over in the mind repeatedly and often casually or slowly, ponder, reflect, meditate

ruse

trick, stratagem, subterfuge

sagacious

discerning, shrewd, keen in judgment, wise, perceptive, knowledgeable, intelligent

salacious

obscene, lewd, lascivious, lustful

salient

readily attracting notice, noticeable, important

salubrious

favorable to promoting or contributing to good health, pleasant, wholesome

salutary

beneficial, wholesome, healthful, remedial, salubrious

salvage

to rescue from loss, save, recover

sanctimonious

practicing hypocrisy, pretending to be sincere, self-righteous

sanctity

the quality of being holy or sacred, holiness, sacrosanctity

sanguine

cheerful, confident, optimistic

sardonic

cynically mocking, sarcastic, satirical

satirical

mocking, sardonic, sarcastic

saturate

to soak thoroughly, drench, flood, inundate

scanty

meager, insufficient, scarce

scarce

inadequate, insufficient, scanty, rare

scorn

to treat with a great lack of respect, contempt, disdian, deride

scrupulous

trustworthy, reliable, dependable; conscientious, meticulous, painstaking, fastidious

scrutinize

to look very carefully, examine, inspect

seclude

to place in or withdraw into solitude, sequester, cloister, isolate, separate

sedate

calm, quiet, or composed

seditious

arousing to action or rebellion, rebellious, subversive, disloyal

sedulous

assiduous, conscientious, industrious, laborious, diligent

serendipity

accidental good fortune, finding something good accidentally, happy chance, happy accident, fluke

serene

clear, calm, tranquil

servile

slavishly submissive or obsequious, fawning, subservient, synchrophantic

shrewd

sly, able to turn a situation to one's advantage, having or showing sharp powers of judgement, astute, discerning, sharp

shroud

to hide from view, cover, veil, wrap for burial

slight

snub, insult, affront; snub, insult, affront

slipshod

untidy or slovenly, shabby

snide

slyly disparaging, derogatory in an indirect

sobriety

the state of being sober, seriousness, soberness, clear-headedness

sole

alone, only, exclusive

solemn

serious, earnest, intense, formal and dignified

solicitous

anxiously caring or attentive, considerate, concerned, worried

soliloquy

talking to oneself, monologue

somber

depressing, gloomy, dark

somnolent

of a kind likely to induce sleep, sleepy, drowsy

sonorous

producing sound, especially deep and rich, resonant, resounding

soporific

tending to cause sleep, inducing sleep

spare

extra, additional; pardon, show mercy,; give, spend; refrain from inflicting

sparse

thinly scattered, scanty, scarce

spartan

avoiding luxury and comfort, sternly disciplined

spate

a sudden outpouring, outbreak, deluge

specious

seeming to be right or true but really wrong or false, superficial, plausible, deceptive

speculation

guesswork, conjecture, assumption,; reckless investment, risky, gamble

sporadic

now and then, few and far between, stopping and starting, intermittent

spurious

not genuine, false, fake, specious

squalid

marked by filthiness and degradation from neglect or poverty, filthy, dirty, nasty

squander

to waste, misspend, fritter away, dissipate

staid

sedate and unadventurous, inenterprising

stalwart

very loyal, faithful, committed, staunch; sturdy built, having physical strength

stark

empty or bare, blunt, complete or utter extreme

startle

frighten, surprise, astonish