SAT Vocab Difficult Words
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Keywords/tags: SAT, High school
Created: 08/16/2022
Modified: 08/16/2022
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Unit 1 (300 words)
abhor, abrasive, abrogate, absolution, abstain, abstemious, abstruse, accolade, acquiesce, acrid, acrophobia, acuity, adamant, adroit, adulation, adversity, advocate, aesthetic, affable, alacrity, alchemy, allay, alleviate, aloof, amass, ambiguity, ambiguous, ambivalence, ambulatory, ameliorate, amiable, amity, amorphous, analgesic, analogous, anarchy, anecdote, animosity, annex, anomaly, antagonism, antediluvian, anthology, antiquated, apathetic, apathy, apocryphal, appease, apprehensive, arable, arbitrary, arcane, archaic, bigot, bilk, billowing, blasphemy, blatant, blighted, blithe, bolster, boorish, bourgeois, braggart, brevity, broach, brusque, bulwark, bureaucracy, burgeon, burnish, buttress, cajole, caldron, callow, candid, candor, cantankerous, capacious, capitulate, carping, cartographer, castigate, catharsis, caucus, caustic, cavalcade, celerity, censorious, censure, cerebral, certitude, chary, chicanery, chimerical, choleric, circuitous, circumlocution, circumscribe, circumspect, circumvent, clair
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Unit 2 (196 words)
obscure, obsequious, obsession, obsolete, obstreperous, obtuse, obviate, odious, officious, ogle, olfactory, ominous, omnipotent, omniscient, onerous, onus, opaque, ordain, ornate, orthodox, Ossify, ostentatious, oust, overt, overwrought, palatable, pallid, palpable, panacea, paradigm, paradox, paragon, paramount, parasite, parched, pariah, parity, parochial, parody, parry, parsimonious, parsimony, partisan, pathos, patron, patronize, placid, plaintiff, plaudit, plausible, plethora, pliable, plumage, plummet, podium, polemical, ponderous, portend, portent, poseur, posterity, posthumous, postulate, potable, potent, pragmatic, pragmatist, preamble, precarious, precedent, precept, precinct, precipice, precipitous, preclude, precocious, predecessor, predicament, preeminent, prerogative, presentiment, presumptuous, pretentious, prevaricate, pristine, proclivity, procrastinate, prodigal, prodigious, profane, profound, proletarian, prolific, prosaic, proscribe, protagonist, renown, replete, reprehensible, reprieve,