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A comprehensive overview of the key vocabulary terms that are likely to appear on the sat exams in 2023-2024. It covers a wide range of words, from common english terms to more advanced and specialized vocabulary, including definitions, examples, and contextual usage. Designed to help students prepare for the sat by expanding their lexical knowledge, improving their reading comprehension, and enhancing their ability to effectively communicate and express themselves. By studying this material, students can gain a competitive edge in the sat and lay the foundation for academic and professional success.
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Petulant - Irritable or short-tempered Perverse - Stubborn Lexicon - dictionary Castigate - to criticize or punish severely Embellish - (v.) to decorate, adorn, touch up; to improve by adding details Assuage - to make something unpleasant less severe; soothe Placid - calm, peaceful Talisman - good luck charm Abhor - to hate Grandiose - (adj.) grand in an impressive or stately way; marked by pompous affectation or grandeur, absurdly exaggerated Fortutious - lucky
Enrapture - to delight, to thrill or give pleasure Unbridled - (adj.) uncontrolled, lacking in restraint Relinquish - to let go, give up desiccate - to dry out Surfeit - an excessive amount Guile - treacherous cunning, deceit Photogenic - attractive in pictures or photographs Yore - former days, an era long past Abyss - bottomless pit Emulate - to imitate Loiter - (v.) to linger in an aimless way, hang around, dawdle, tarry
Bereave - suffering the death of a loved one; left alone Cajole - (v.) to coax, persuade through flattery or artifice; to deceive with soothing thoughts or false promises Lieu - instead of, in place of Partition - divide into parts Certify - to confirm formally; verify Cerebral - intellectual Connoisseur - an expert in matters of culture, food, or wine Aloof - reserved, distant laconic - brief and to the point trepidation - fear
copious - abundant; plentiful Respite - a period of relief or rest Dauntless - fearless Engulf - to surround or enclose completely Emit - to send out; to give forth, as in sound or light Marauder - a raider, plunderer Fetish - an object of unreasonable obsessive reverence or attention Rudimentary - basic Laudable - worthy of praise Gossamer - thin, light, delicate, insubstantial; (n.) a very thin, light cloth Respite - a period of relief or rest
Trepidation - fear Copious - abundant Aptitude - Capacity for learning; natural ability Harrowing - extremely distressing; terrifying Laconic - brief and to the point Banal - common, ordinary Abase - to humiliate, degrade Balk - to stop short and refuse to proceed Apathetic - indifferent due to lack of energy or concern Gregarious - sociable Wistful - vaguely longing, sadly thoughtful, reflective
Giddy - dizzy; lightheaded Gossamer - thin, light, delicate Cower - (v.) to crouch or shrink away from in fear or shame Apathetic - lacking interest Gregarious - sociable Wistful - regretful Anomaly - something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected Articulate - able to speak clearly and expressively Annihilate - to destroy completely Refute - to prove incorrect Repose - to rest
Resilient - quick to recover Candor - truthfulness; sincere honesty Aesthetic - pertaining to beauty Advocate - to support