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SAT Word Lists

SAT Word Lists 

The SAT High-Frequency Word list

  

abridge                  

abstemious

abstract

abstruse

accessible

acclaim

acknowledge

adulation

adversary

adversity

advocate

aesthetic

affable

affirmation

alleviate

aloof

altruistic

ambiguous

ambivalence

analogous

anarchist

anecdote

animosity

antagonism

antidote

antiquated

apathy

appease

apprehension

arbitrary

archaic

arrogance

articulate

artifact

artisan

ascendancy

ascetic

aspire

astute

attribute [ verb]

augment

austere

authoritarian

autonomous

aversion

belle

benevolent

bolster

braggart

brevity

cajole

calculated

candor

capricious

censorious

censure

coercion

commemorate

compile

complacency

compliance

composure

comprehensive

concede

conciliatory

concise

concur

condone

conflagration

confound

consensus

constraint

contend

contentious

contrast [ verb ]

conviction

cordial

corroborate

credulity

criterion

cryptic

cursory

curtail

decorum

deference

degradation

delineate

denounce

deplore

depravity

deprecate

deride

derivative

despondent

detached

deterrent

detrimental

devious

devise

diffuse

digression

diligence

diminution

discerning

disclose

discordant

discount [ verb ]

discrepancy

discriminating

disdain

disinclination

dismiss

disparage

disparity

disperse

disputatious

disseminate

dissent

divergent

doctrine

document[verb]

dogmatic

dubious

duplicity

eclectic

egotism

elated

eloquence

elusive

embellish

emulate

endorse

enhance

enigma

enmity

ephemeral

equivocal

erroneous

erudite

esoteric

eulogy

euphemism

exacerbate

exalt

execute

exemplary

exemplify

exhaustive

exhilarating

exonerate

expedient

expedite

explicit

exploit [ verb ]

extol

extraneous

extricate

exuberance

facilitate

fallacious

fanaticism

fastidious

feasible

fervor

flagrant

frivolous

frugality

furtive

garrulous

glutton

gratify

gratuitous

gravity

gregarious

guile

gullible

hamper [ verb ]

hardy

haughtiness

hedonist

heresy

hierarchy

homogeneous

hypocritical

idiosyncrasy

illusory

immutable

impair

impeccable

impede

implausible

implement [ verb ]

impudence

inadvertent

inane

incisive

incite

inclusive

incongruous

inconsequential

incorrigible

indict

indifferent

indiscriminate

induce

inert

ingenious

inherent

innate

innocuous

innovation

insipid

instigate

insularity

integrity

intervene

intimidate

intrepid

inundate

invert

ironic

lament

laud

lavish [ adj. ]

lethargic

levity

linger

listless

lofty

malicious

marred

materialism

methodical

meticulous

miserly

mitigate

morose

mundane

negate

nonchalance

notoriety

novelty

nurture

obliterate

oblivion

obscure [ verb ]

obstinate

ominous

opaque

opportunist

optimist

opulence

orator

ostentatious

pacifist

partisan

peripheral

perpetuate

pervasive

pessimism

phenomena

philanthropist

piety

placate

ponderous

pragmatic

preclude

precocious

predator

presumptuous

pretentious

prevalent

prodigal

profane

profound

profusion

proliferation

prolific

provincial

proximity

prudent

qualified

quandary

ramble

rancor

ratify

rebuttal

recluse

recount

rectify

redundant

refute

relegate

remorse

renounce

repel

reprehensible

reprimand

reprove

repudiate

reserve [ noun ]

resigned

resolution

resolve [ noun ]

restraint

reticence

retract

reverent

rhetorical

rigor

robust

sage

sanction [verb]

satirical

saturate

scanty

scrupulous

scrutinize

seclusion

servile

skeptic

sluggish

somber

sporadic

squander

stagnant

static [adj. ]

submissive

subordinate[adj.]

subside

substantiate

succinct

superficial

superfluous

surpass

surreptitious

susceptible

sustain

sycophant

taciturn

temper [ verb ]

tentative

terse

thrive

tranquility

transient

trite

turbulence

turmoil

undermine

uniformity

unwarranted

usurp

vacillate

venerate

verbose

vigor

vilify

vindicate

virtuoso

volatile

whimsical

zealot

 

The SAT Hot Prospects Word List

  

abate

accolade

acquiesce

arid

acrimony

aggregate [ verb

amorphous

anachronistic

anomaly

antediluvian

antipathy

apocryphal

arable

ardent

assiduous

assuage

atrophy

audacious

avarice

avert

aviary

beguile

bequeath

bleak

blighted

bombastic

buttress

cacophonous

cardiologist

carping

certitude

charlatan

circumlocution

cliché

coalesce

colloquial

combustible

complementary

confluence

conjecture

converge

corrode

corrugated

culpable

debilitate

debunk

dehydrate

deleterious

depose

desiccate

diffidence

dilatory

discourse

discrepancy

disquiet

distend

dupe

ebullient

edify

efface

effervesce

elegy

elicit

elucidate

emaciated

emend

equanimity

equitable

evanescent

excerpt

fallow

falter

fathom [verb]

fell [ verb ]

fitful

florid

foolhardy

glacial

hackneyed

hyperbole

iconoclastic

ignominy

illicit

impecunious

impregnable

incidental

incontrovertible

indefatigable

indolent

ineffable

inexorable

insolvent

insuperable

intractable

irreproachable

jocular

labyrinth

laconic

laggard

lampoon

lassitude

lithe

lurid

luxuriant

meander

mercenary [adj. ]

mercurial

mirth

misanthrope

misnomer

mollify

mosaic

munificent

nefarious

nuance

obdurate

odious

omate

pariah

parody

parsimony

paucity

penury

perfunctory

pernicious

pitfall

pithy

polemical

prattle

precarious

profligate [ adj.]

quagmire

quell

querulous

quiescent

rant

rarefy

raucous

ravenous

raze

recant

remission

replete

repugnant

rescind

respite

resplendent

savory

sedentary

soporific

spurious`

spurn

steadfast

stolid

strident

stupefy

supplant

surfeit

swagger

tantamount

tenacity

terrestrial

threadbare

tirade

torpor

trepidation

trifling

truncate

unkempt

unprecedented

vaporize

viable

virulent

voluble

witticism

 

 

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