Digital SAT words - Camp

Solicitous

• Characterized by showing interest or concern; often used to describe someone who is attentive to others' needs.

• Indifferent and unconcerned about others' feelings.

• Eager to please but often insincere in intentions.

• A state of being overly cautious and hesitant.

Profusion

• A scarcity or lack of something.

• An abundance or large quantity of something; often used to describe a lavish or extravagant amount.

• A moderate amount of something.

• A temporary increase in something.

Pervasive

• Spreading widely throughout an area or a group of people; often used to describe something that is all-encompassing.

• Limited to a small area or group of people.

• Occasionally appearing in certain areas or groups.

• Completely absent from an area or group of people.

Sporadic

• A term describing something that occurs frequently and regularly.

• Something that occurs infrequently or irregularly; describes events that happen at random or unpredictable intervals.

• A word used to describe a continuous and steady process.

• An event that is planned and occurs at a specific time.

Obscure

• Not discovered or known about; uncertain; can also mean to make something unclear.

• Easily understood or clear; obvious.

• A type of bright light or illumination.

• A common and well-known fact or idea.

Prevalent

• Commonly occurring; widespread in a particular area or at a particular time.

• Rarely found; limited to specific locations.

• Occasionally seen; not widely distributed.

• Uncommon; infrequently encountered.

Frugality

• The quality of being extravagant with resources; careless management of money or food.

• The quality of being economical with resources; careful management of money or food.

• The quality of being wasteful with resources; neglectful management of money or food.

• The quality of being generous with resources; lavish management of money or food.

Belie

• To give a false impression or to contradict something; when something appears one way but is actually different.

• To support or confirm something; to provide evidence for a claim.

• To express a strong opinion or belief about something; to advocate for a position.

• To make something appear better or more attractive than it is; to embellish.

Ostentatious

• Characterized by subtlety and restraint; not designed to attract attention.

• Characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice.

• Marked by simplicity and elegance; lacking in showiness.

• Characterized by modesty and humility; not intended to impress.

Versimilitude

• The quality of being believable or realistic in literature.

• A literary device used to create suspense.

• A type of narrative structure in storytelling.

• The use of exaggerated characters for comedic effect.