Below are the SAT words we use in English to further build our vocabulary
and prepare us for high school and college. These are used by Advanced
English students.
abject, abstract, acrimonious, acumen, aesthetic, affinity, affluence,
alacrity, analogous, apathy, arbitrary, benevolent, candid, capricious,
clairvoyant, chicanery, cognizant, complacent, compulsory, conciliatory,
conjecture, conspicuous, deleterious, destitute, deviate, (-25-) devious,
diligent, discernible, disdain, disparage, disseminate, diverse, dogmatic,
eccentric, emulate, enigma, epiphany, erudite, expedite, exonerate,
extricate, facetious, fallacious, fortuitous, futile, gratuitous, hackneyed,
homogeneous, impeccable, impervious, (-50-) incessant, incorrigible,
indifferent, indolent, impetuous, incognito, inevitable, innocuous,
inquisitive, insatiable, insidious, integrity, jocular, judicious, kindle,
kinetic, lethargy, loquacious, ludicrous, lugubrious, meticulous, mitigate,
morose, mundane, nihilism, (-75-) novice, obscure, obsequious, oscillate,
ostensible, ostentatious, palpable, pandemonium, paradigm, penitent,
pertinent, plausible, precipitous, precocious, prerogative, prevaricate,
propensity, provocative, querulous, quiescent, recalcitrant, ramification,
rapacious, recant, reclusive, (-100-) recrimination, rectify, redolent,
redundant, refutable , regressive, relegate, relinquish, remonstrate,
reparation, replenish, repose, reprehensible, repudiate, requisite,
resilient, resolute, reticent, reverence, rigorous, rudimentary, sanguine,
scrutinize, sedentary, soporific, (-125-) spontaneous, squander, stringent,
succinct, superficial, surreptitious, terse, theoretical, truncate,
ubiquitous, unctuous, unobtrusive, unscrupulous, vacuous, vindictive,
virulent, wanton, xenophile, zenith
Words obtained from: http://www.vocabulary.com/top108satwords.html
Definitions from www.dictionary.com
EXTRA CREDIT: Show me one of your SAT words that you found in your AR book!
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