The 100 words below are a great starting point to help
improve your SAT vocabulary words. Remember, the more
words you know, the better you will do.
1. abate: reduce or lessen

2. abdicate: give up a position

3. aberration: something unusual, different from the norm

4. abhor: to really hate

5. abstain: to refrain from doing something

6. adversity: hardship, misfortune

7. aesthetic: pertaining to beauty


8. amicable: agreeable

9. anachronistic: out of the context of time, out of date

10. arid: very dry

11. asylum: sanctuary, place of safety

12. benevolent: friendly, helpful

13. bias: a prejudice towards something or against something

14. boisterous: enthusiastic, loud

15. brazen: bold

16. brusque: short, rude

17. camaraderie: togetherness, trust, group dynamic of trust

18. canny: careful

19. capacious: very large, spacious

20. capitulate: surrender

21. clairvoyant: can predict the future

22. collaborate: work together

23. compassion: sympathy

24. compromise: meeting in the middle, settling differences

25. condescending: patronizing

26. conditional: contingent upon something else, contingent
upon

27. conformist: someone who follows the majority

28. convergence: coming together

29. deleterious: harmful

30. demagogue: rabble-rousing leader

31. digression: straying from main point

32. diligent: hard-working, dedicated

33. discredit: dishonor someone, prove something untrue


34. disdain: to regard with scorn

35. divergent: moving apart, going in different directions

36. empathy: feeling someone else’s feeling

37. emulate: following someone else's example

38. enervating: tiring

39. ephemeral: fleeting, temporary

40. evanescent: not lasting long

41. exemplary: outstanding

42. extenuating: something that makes the situation not as
bad


43. florid: ornate

44. forbearance: patience, restraint

45. fortitude: strength

46. fortuitous: lucky

47. foster: promote, aid

48. fraught: filled with

49. frugal: thrifty

50. hackneyed: clichéd

51. haughty: being arrogant, talking down to people

52. hedonist: person who acts in pursuit of pleasure

53. hypothesis: unproven theory, educated guess

54. impetuous: rash, impulsive

55. impute: to assign or attribute to someone

56. inconsequential: without consequence, trivial, doesn't
matter

57. inevitable: unavoidable, definitely going to happen

58. intrepid: fearless

59. intuitive: knowing something by instinct

60. jubilation: extreme happiness, joy

61. lobbyist: person who takes one side or the other, and
persuades government officials

62. longevity: long (particularly long life)

63. mundane: boring, ordinary

64. nonchalant: casual, calm, at ease

65. opulent: wealthy

66. orator: speaker

67. ostentatious: flaunting wealth

68. parched: freed from water, dried up

69. perfidious: disloyal

70. pragmatic: practical

71. precocious: gifted/talented beyond one's years

72. pretentious: being self important, thinking you are better
than others

73. procrastinate: to delay, often unnecessarily


74. prosaic: ordinary

75. prosperity: wealth

76. provocative: causes a fuss, inflammatory, likely to get
people riled up

77. prudent: careful, wise

78. querulous: irritable, prone to argument

79. rancorous: hateful, unpleasant

80. reclusive: hermit, withdrawn

81. reconciliation: coming back together after a disagreement

82. renovation: being new, being redone

83. restrained: controlled, not free

84. reverence: deep respect

85. sagacity: wisdom

86. scrutinize: to look at carefully

87. spontaneous: being impulsive, acting without thinking

88. spurious: false, untrue

89. submissive: mild, meek

90. substantiate: to confirm, prove

91. subtle: shy, small, not showy

92. superficial: shallow

93. superfluous: unnecessary, too much

94. surreptitious: secret

95. tactful: polite

96. tenacious: persistent stubborn

97. transient: temporary, impermanent

98. venerable: respectable because of its age

99. vindicate: to free from blame

100. wary: careful, watchful

101. Drab: dull, uninteresting

102. Conversant: well acquainted with

103. Detract: take away; diminish; make seem less valuable or important

104. Detriment: harm, damage

105. Ubiquitous: present everywhere simultaneously

106. reta: make a motion of vomiting, especially involuntarily and without effect

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Nice

nice one Op but cant put those things in ma head when i've got CHM jacking to do

Winna01:
nice one Op but cant put those things in ma head when i've got CHM jacking to do

Yes u are right, but at the same time if u familiarize yourself with those words
in time of they will the will flash back from your sub- conscious to you conscious mind as auto suggestion.