Sat vocab

Momentous (of a decision, event, or change) of great importance or significance, especially in its

bearing on the future.

Inconsequential not important or significant.

Beneolevent well meaning and kindly.

Extrapolate.extend the application of (a method or conclusion, especially one based on statistics) to

an unknown situation by assuming that existing trends will continue or similar methods will be

applicable.

Evocating. Bringing strong images and memories to mind.

Pertinent:relevant or applicable to a particular matter; apposite.

Inconspicuous:Hidden

Conspicuous:Visible

Repudiates: To deny the truth

Innocuous: Harmless

ubiquitous: Present/Everywhere

Assertion: Confident/Forceful statement.

Nebulous: Unclear

Enigma: Person/Thing that is mysterious

Impertinent: Rude/Irrelevant

Obviating: Avoid/Remove

Implications: Drawing conclusions when the facts aren’t explicitly stated (implied)

Prudently: showing care

Cordially: Friendly/warm manner

Tenuous:Weak

Contentious:causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial: (Kim Jung Oon)

Candor=Frank/open

Prudence=Caution

Haphazard:Lacking organization/Random

Fruitless: Useless or Unproductive

Premeditated: Thought out/ Planned beforehand

Preclude: Make impossible

Insuperable:Can’t overcome

Ineluctable: Inescapable (The SAT is ineluctable)

Vindicate: Clear the blame/ Prove to be true

Induce: Make something happen

Surmised=suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it.

Paucity=Little amount

Verisimilitude= The idea that something is believable. (think: verify)

Profusion= AN abundance of a large quantity of something

Evinced:reveal the presence of (a quality or feeling).

waive: to refrain from insisting on using something

i.e. “waive their right to a fair trial”

concede: to admit that something is true after first resisting it

“He conceded to his colleague.”

proponent: supporter

“Noah is a proponent of SAT test prep.”