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PowerScore Top 200 Repeat Offenders SAT Vocab Words (97-144) (Definition - Word)

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(vb.) to argue in favor of

a)

digress

b)

condone

c)

advocate

d)

contempt

2.

(vb.) to provide relief; to make easier

a)

equivocal

b)

commend

c)

deject

d)

alleviate

3.

(adj.) open to more than one interpretation

a)

ambiguous

b)

anecdote

c)

belie

d)

debunk

4.

(adj.) corresponding; similar

a)

disclose

b)

epitome

c)

analogous

d)

constrain

5.

(n.) the study of origins, behavior and culture of human beings

a)

exemplary

b)

anthropology

c)

adversary

d)

corroborate

6.

(adj.) clearly pronounced; well-spoken

a)

embellish

b)

denounce

c)

ambivalent

d)

articulate

7.

(vb.) to state confidently

a)

assert

b)

discern

c)

emulate

d)

condemn

8.

(vb.) to enlarge or increase

a)

constrain

b)

augment

c)

evoke

d)

allude

9.

(vb.) to support and strengthen

a)

depict

b)

ascertain

c)

endure

d)

bolster

10.

(vb.) to express strong disapproval of

a)

condemn

b)

digress

c)

deject

d)

assume

11.

(vb.) to hold back

a)

differentiate

b)

constrain

c)

elicit

d)

embellish

12.

(vb.) to express strong disapproval of

a)

endure

b)

commend

c)

decry

d)

allege

13.

(vb.) to confirm or support with evidence

a)

emulate

b)

corroborate

c)

ambivalent

d)

deride

14.

(vb.) to ridicule

a)

deride

b)

alleviate

c)

denounce

d)

abstract

15.

(vb.) to openly speak out against

a)

epitome

b)

debunk

c)

denounce

d)

assert

16.

(vb.) to reveal or uncover

a)

embellish

b)

disclose

c)

assume

d)

constrain

17.

(vb.) to wander away, especially from the main subject of writing or speaking

a)

digress

b)

emulate

c)

analogous

d)

alleviate

18.

(n.) a lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike

a)

articulate

b)

archeology

c)

contempt

d)

disdain

19.

(vb.) to question the truth of

a)

debunk

b)

dispute

c)

augment

d)

allude

20.

(vb.) to make better by adding details (especially false details)

a)

anecdote

b)

evoke

c)

condone

d)

embellish

21.

(vb.) to continue despite difficulty

a)

corroborate

b)

endure

c)

elicit

d)

constrain

22.

(adj.) uncertain; open to multiple interpretations

a)

equivocal

b)

conventional

c)

epitome

d)

assert

23.

(adj.) serving as a worthy example

a)

contempt

b)

disparage

c)

exemplary

d)

ambivalent

24.

(adj.) clearly expressed or demonstrated

a)

condone

b)

explicit

c)

assume

d)

advocate

25.

(vb.) to draw or take away

a)

ascertain

b)

abstract

c)

denounce

d)

evoke