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WorksheetsVocab Lesson 2 SAT (201)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
(v.) to sketch out in a vague way
acerbic
adumbrate
adulate
acquiesce
(adj.) biting, bitter in tone or taste
acumen
aesthetic
accord
acerbic
(n.) an agreement
accord
accost
acute
adorn
(n.) slow growth in size or amount
adumbrate
accretion
acerbic
accost
(n.) extreme praise
adulation
acute
accost
acquiesce
(adj.) extremely skilled
adept
apt
inept
adroit
(v.) to decorate
aesthetic
adept
adroit
adorn
(adj.) artistic, related to the appreciation of beauty
aesthetic
adocate
acute
acquisce
(adj.) skillful, dexterous
adamant
acrebic
adroit
aerial
advocate
(v.) to argue in favor of something
(v.) to caution, criticize, reprove
(v.) to insult
(v.) to agree without protesting
(v.) to confront verbally
accumen
advocate
acquiesce
accost
(adj.) impervious, immovable, unyielding
acute
adamant
acquiesce
advocate
(n.) keen insight
adroit
acumen
adept
accretion
(n.) to stick to something
adhere
admonish
adverse
adulate
(adj.) antagonistic, unfavorable, dangerous (Because
accost
admonish
adverse
adept
(v.) to agree without protesting
acquiesce
adamant
adorn
advocate
(n.) bitterness, discord
aerial
acute
acrimony
admonish
(adj.) somehow related to the air
(a)
(v.) to caution, criticize, reprove
adhere
admonish
adulate
adumbrate
(adj.) sharp, severe or 2. (adj.) having keen insight
acute
accord
acerbic
acumen
