WorksheetsPowerScore Top 200 Repeat Offenders SAT Vocab Words (Definition-Word)-1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
(adj.) insensitive; emotionally hardened
dogmatic
coherent
callous
frugal
(adj.) open and straightforward
cynical
disparate
emphatic
candid
(adj.) doubtful; questionable
dubious
condescend
diminish
diligent
(adj.) ill-tempered and unwilling to cooperate
collaborate
cantankerous
cunning
coherent
(vb.) to intensely irritate
exploit
condescend
exasperate
acquire
(n.) a characteristic that is peculiar to a specific person
tyranny
rhetoric
precedent
idiosyncrasy
(adj.) marked by excessive self-satisfaction
smug
obsolete
meticulous
impetuous
(adj.) careful and sensible
petty
prudent
trivial
prominent
(adj.) overpowering, intense
overwhelming
negligent
provincial
somber
(adj.) unquestionable; impossible to deny
naive
impetuous
orthodox
incontrovertible
(adj.) having more than needed or wanted; excessive
obsolete
rigorous
superfluous
partisan
(adj.) clearly pronounced; well-spoken
exemplary
articulate
ambivalent
analogous
(vb.) to praise
deride
deject
augment
commend
(vb.) to perceive or understand with sight or other senses
discern
explicit
disclose
constrain
(n.) a lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike
anecdote
disdain
adversary
epitome
(adj.) uncertain; open to multiple interpretations
ambivalent
conventional
equivocal
analogous
(vb.) to support and strengthen
debunk
assume
ascertain
bolster
(vb.) to encourage or care for
improvise
illuminate
foster
perplex
(adj.) coming later; following in order
whimsical
subsequent
pragmatic
indifferent
(vb.) to make imperfect; to disfigure
mar
presume
renounce
substantiate
(vb.) to regard with respect and awe
quell
refute
revere
supplant
(n.) a clear understanding of a situation
generalization
nostalgia
pretense
insight
(n.) the use of ridicule or a work (such as an essay, play, or movie) intending to ridicule
sarcasm
satire
scorn
extol
(vb.) to make compatible; to bring into harmony
vindicate
reconcile
sustain
lament
(n.) a desire to succeed
censure
aspiration
dearth
camaraderie
