College Transition SAT Word Set

abhor

• to hate very much, to detest utterly
• to dislike strongly, to regard with intense aversion or loathing
• to shorten; to condense; to diminish; to curtail
• hard to understand

abominate

• to hate very much, to detest utterly
• to dislike strongly, to regard with intense aversion or loathing
• to shorten; to condense; to diminish; to curtail
• hard to understand

abridge

• to hate very much, to detest utterly
• to dislike strongly, to regard with intense aversion or loathing
• to shorten; to condense; to diminish; to curtail
• hard to understand

abstruse

• to hate very much, to detest utterly
• to dislike strongly, to regard with intense aversion or loathing
• to shorten; to condense; to diminish; to curtail
• hard to understand

abut

• to border upon, join
• bottomless pit; a yawning gulf; a profound depth or void
• an award, an honor; approval, praise
• something connected or added to another in a subordinate position; an assistant

abyss

• to border upon, join
• bottomless pit; a yawning gulf; a profound depth or void
• an award, an honor; approval, praise
• something connected or added to another in a subordinate position; an assistant

accolade

• to border upon, join
• bottomless pit; a yawning gulf; a profound depth or void
• an award, an honor; approval, praise
• something connected or added to another in a subordinate position; an assistant

adjunct

• to border upon, join
• bottomless pit; a yawning gulf; a profound depth or void
• an award, an honor; approval, praise
• something connected or added to another in a subordinate position; an assistant

affadavit

• a sworn written statement
• a natural attraction; kinship; similarity
• events following some occurrence; a consequence of
• to increase in size; enlarge, to cause to appear greater in power, influence

affinity

• a sworn written statement
• a natural attraction; kinship; similarity
• events following some occurrence; a consequence of
• to increase in size; enlarge, to cause to appear greater in power, influence