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Digital SAT High Frequency Words pt.1

Total questions: 135

Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Accommodate

a)

To respect or look up to

b)

To improve or make better

c)

to provide space or make adjustments

d)

to make a secretive mention of something

2.

Adequate

a)

mysterious or known by few

b)

captivating or persuasive

c)

stern and forbidding

d)

having sufficient qualifications to meet a specific task or purpose

3.

Ambivalence

a)

mixed or conflicting feelings

b)

the highest point of something

c)

careful consideration or discussion

d)

the ability to make responsible choices

4.

Analogous

a)

mysterious or known by few

b)

lacking a clear plan or enthusiasm

c)

similar but not identical

d)

conclusive or firm

5.

Commercialization

a)

careful consideration or discussion

b)

the process of making something a business

c)

the beginning or early stages

d)

a scarcity or lack

6.

Cordially

a)

in a warm or friendly manner

b)

unintentionally or by accident

c)

done without conscious control

d)

openly and clearly

7.

Deviate

a)

to decrease in size or importance

b)

to separate or withdraw

c)

to move apart or differ

d)

to move away from a set path or norm

8.

Exceed

a)

to go beyond a limit

b)

to serve as a typical example of something

c)

to struggle or wrestle with something

d)

to obstruct or slow progress

9.

Foretell

a)

to encourage or promote development

b)

to encourage or stir up

c)

to insert a comment abruptly

d)

to predict or anticipate

10.

Fragile

a)

done regularly or repeatedly

b)

easily broken or delicate

c)

lacking organization or planning

d)

uniform or similar throughout

11.

Inadequate

a)

insufficient or lacking

b)

not being easily seen or noticed

c)

impossible to understand or read

d)

certain to happen; unavoidable

12.

Neglect

a)

to compel or require

b)

to surpass or exceed

c)

to become aware of something

d)

to fail to care for properly

13.

Persistent

a)

practical and realistic

b)

continuing despite difficulty

c)

uncertain or unstable

d)

exploiting others for personal gain

14.

Pragmatic

a)

continuing despite difficulty

b)

stubbornly resistant to authority

c)

practical and realistic

d)

open to new ideas

15.

Redefine

a)

to change the meaning of something

b)

to improve by making changes

c)

to control or manage

d)

to give up or reject formally

16.

Reform

a)

to improve by making changes

b)

to change the meaning of something

c)

to control or manage

d)

to refill or restore

17.

Regulate

a)

to control or manage

b)

to suppress or hold back

c)

to reject or disown

d)

to respond to an attack

18.

Sophisticated

a)

optimistic or hopeful

b)

complex or refined

c)

basic or simple

d)

exciting or stirring

19.

Repress

a)

to authorize or approve

b)

to respond to an attack

c)

to reject or disown

d)

to suppress or hold back

20.

Quarrel

a)

an angry argument or dispute

b)

a scarcity or lack

c)

the beginning or early stages

d)

a state of dormancy or deep sleep

21.

Ameliorate

a)

to increase in size or effect

b)

to improve or make better

c)

to gather or put together

d)

to support or strengthen

22.

Amplify

a)

to improve or make better

b)

to set boundaries or distinguish

c)

to increase in size or effect

d)

to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)

23.

Annotate

a)

to support or strengthen

b)

to gather or put together

c)

to adjust for precision

d)

to add notes or comments

24.

Antipathy

a)

the arrival or creation of something 

b)

uncertainty or multiple interpretations

c)

a strong feeling of dislike

d)

the highest point of something

25.

Contradict

a)

to be in contrast with

b)

to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)

c)

to set boundaries or distinguish

d)

to come up with (a plan)

26.

Delegate

a)

 to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)

b)

to assign tasks or authority to others

c)

to decrease in size or importance

d)

to belittle or speak negatively about

27.

Disengage

a)

to belittle or speak negatively about

b)

to overshadow or surpass

c)

to include or surround

d)

to separate or withdraw

28.

Diverge

a)

to overshadow or surpass

b)

to move apart or differ

c)

to include or surround

d)

to make a problem worse

29.

Dormant

a)

inactive but capable of becoming active

b)

having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)

c)

essentially different or unconnected

d)

hard to find or understand

30.

Evoke

a)

to serve as a typical example of something

b)

to predict or anticipate

c)

to draw forth or call up

d)

to make a problem worse

31.

Exacerbate

a)

to serve as a typical example of something

b)

to encourage or promote development

c)

to struggle or wrestle with something

d)

to make a problem worse

32.

Habitual

a)

done regularly or repeatedly

b)

lacking organization or planning

c)

unrelated or unnecessary

d)

covering a large area or scope

33.

Haphazard

a)

done regularly or repeatedly

b)

lacking organization or planning

c)

uniform or similar throughout

d)

about to happen soon

34.

Hibernation

a)

a scarcity or lack

b)

a state of dormancy or deep sleep

c)

the beginning or early stages

d)

an amount or number

35.

Indistinct

a)

harmless or inoffensive

b)

not occurring often

c)

impossible to understand or read

d)

not clear or sharply defined

36.

Inevitable

a)

certain to happen; unavoidable

b)

not clear or sharply defined

c)

impossible to understand or read

d)

harmless or inoffensive

37.

Intricate

a)

done without conscious control

b)

disliking people or society

c)

very detailed or complicated

d)

having many aspects or features

38.

Novel

a)

having subtle differences

b)

new or original

c)

blocked or hindered

d)

done without preparation or thought

39.

Obligate

a)

to surpass or exceed

b)

to remove or force out of (usu. a position or office)

c)

to fail to care for properly

d)

to compel or require

40.

Overtly

a)

openly and clearly

b)

to surpass or exceed

c)

to remove or force out of (usu. a position or office)

d)

to compel or require

41.

Homogeneous

a)

uniform or similar throughout

b)

fair and not biased

c)

approaching or about to happen

d)

impossible to pass through

42.

Innocuous

a)

not able to be touched or measured

b)

very detailed or complicated

c)

harmless or inoffensive

d)

present but not active

43.

Obsolete

a)

done without preparation or thought

b)

almighty and all powerful

c)

blocked or hindered

d)

no longer used; rare or uncommon

44.

Operative

a)

almighty and all powerful

b)

functioning or having effect

c)

feeling excessive stress or emotion

d)

no longer used; rare or uncommon

45.

Overwhelmed

a)

having subtle differences

b)

predominant, superior, most important

c)

almighty and all powerful

d)

feeling excessive stress or emotion

46.

Peripheral

a)

predominant, superior, most important

b)

оn the edge or outer part of something

c)

continuing forever or indefinitely

d)

decorative rather than functional

47.

Presume

a)

to assume something to be true

b)

to extend in duration

c)

to win or be more powerful

d)

to prevent from happening

48.

Prolong

a)

to justify an action with reasoning

b)

to take back a previous statement

c)

to split into two or more branches

d)

to extend in duration

49.

Receptive

a)

open to new ideas

b)

stubbornly resistant to authority

c)

important or well-known

d)

planned beforehand

50.

Redress

a)

to set right or remedy

b)

to give in return

c)

to correct or fix something

d)

to change the meaning of something

51.

Resilient

a)

exciting or stirring

b)

basic or simple

c)

able to recover quickly

d)

optimistic or hopeful

52.

Substantial

a)

hard to detect or analyze

b)

easily influenced or affected

c)

shallow or lacking depth

d)

large or important

53.

Succumb

a)

to add to something

b)

to give in or surrender

c)

to infer or guess

d)

to emphasize

54.

Superficial

a)

easily influenced or affected

b)

uncertain or not fully decided

c)

shallow or lacking depth

d)

hard to detect or analyze

55.

Supplement

a)

to add to something

b)

to infer or guess

c)

to give in or surrender

d)

to compel or require

56.

Susceptible

a)

present everywhere

b)

weak or insubstantial

c)

uncertain or not fully decided

d)

easily influenced or affected

57.

Synchronization

a)

a supporter of a cause or idea

b)

the action of keeping careful watch

c)

the process of coordinating events

d)

the appearance of being true or real

58.

Tentative

a)

uncertain or not fully decided

b)

weak or insubstantial

c)

not attracting attention

d)

used to emphasize truth

59.

Veritable

a)

urgently necessary

b)

used to emphasize truth

c)

justified or necessary

d)

not attracting attention

60.

Vital

a)

shallow or lacking depth

b)

easily influenced or affected

c)

present everywhere

d)

urgently necessary

61.

Abate

a)

to provide space or make adjustments

b)

to become less active, less intense, or less in amount

c)

to stick to or follow closely

d)

to worsen or intensify

62.

Abysmal

a)

extremely bad

b)

similar but not identical

c)

mysterious or known by few

d)

stern and forbidding

63.

Allude

a)

to improve or make better

b)

to increase in size or effect

c)

to gather or put together

d)

to make a secretive mention of something

64.

Arduous

a)

stern and forbidding

b)

mysterious or known by few

c)

difficult and requiring effort

d)

direct, blunt

65.

Assemble

a)

to increase in size or effect

b)

to gather or put together

c)

to improve or make better

d)

to support or strengthen

66.

Benevolent

a)

kind, generous

b)

extremely plain

c)

captivating or persuasive

d)

combined in a misleading way

67.

Buttress

a)

to find a way around

b)

to hide or keep secret

c)

to support or strengthen

d)

to admit or yield

68.

Calibrate

a)

to gather or put together

b)

to improve or make better

c)

to make a secretive mention of something

d)

to adjust for precision

69.

Deceptive

a)

no longer existing or functional

b)

lacking a clear plan or enthusiasm

c)

misleading or dishonest

d)

causing discomfort or confusion

70.

Decisive

a)

lacking a clear plan or enthusiasm

b)

causing discomfort or confusion

c)

essentially different or unconnected

d)

conclusive or firm

71.

Derived

a)

obtained or developed from a source

b)

no longer existing or functional

c)

causing discomfort or confusion

d)

essentially different or unconnected

72.

Discretion

a)

the ability to make responsible choices

b)

the quality of being precise or accurate

c)

to serve as a typical example of something

d)

to predict or anticipate

73.

Earnest

a)

thorough and complete

b)

lasting over time

c)

having refined or expressive communication skills

d)

serious and sincere

74.

Eloquent

a)

hard to find or understand

b)

having refined or expressive communication skills (in speaking or writing)

c)

inactive but capable of becoming active

d)

essentially different or unconnected

75.

Elusive

a)

easily broken or delicate

b)

unrelated or unnecessary

c)

hard to find or understand

d)

lasting over time

76.

Explicable

a)

covering a large area or scope

b)

able to be explained

c)

lacking organization or planning

d)

fair and not biased

77.

Foster

a)

to encourage or promote development

b)

to predict or anticipate

c)

to struggle or wrestle with something

d)

to accumulate and store excessively

78.

Imminent

a)

impossible to pass through

b)

about to happen soon

c)

implied rather than stated directly

d)

unintentionally or by accident

79.

Imperceptible

a)

impossible to understand or read

b)

insufficient or lacking

c)

very slight or difficult to notice

d)

implied rather than stated directly

80.

Inhibit

a)

to make something void or null

b)

to insert a comment abruptly

c)

to insert a comment abruptly

d)

to hinder or restrain

81.

Involuntarily

a)

in a wise or careful manner

b)

unintentionally or by accident

c)

done without conscious control

d)

insufficiently, meagerly, or in a restricted manner

82.

Multifaceted

a)

having many aspects or features

b)

having subtle differences

c)

present but not active

d)

very detailed or complicated

83.

Nuanced

a)

having subtle differences

b)

done without preparation or thought

c)

almighty and all powerful

d)

blocked or hindered

84.

Ornamental

a)

feeling excessive stress or emotion

b)

predominant, superior, most important

c)

decorative rather than functional

d)

on the edge or outer part of something

85.

Perpetual

a)

important or well-known

b)

continuing despite difficulty

c)

uncertain or unstable

d)

continuing forever or indefinitely

86.

Adhere

a)

to worsen or intensify

b)

to improve or make better

c)

to stick to or follow closely

d)

to increase in size or effect

87.

Compound

a)

to intensify or combine

b)

to admit or yield

c)

to comply with rules or expectations

d)

to be in contrast with

88.

Conform

a)

to find a way around

b)

to intensify or combine

c)

to hide or keep secret

d)

to comply with rules or expectations

89.

Contingent

a)

dependent on something else

b)

causing disagreement or debate

c)

artificial or overly planned

d)

combined in a misleading way

90.

Contrived

a)

conclusive or firm

b)

artificial or overly planned

c)

not enough in degree or amount

d)

causing disagreement or debate

91.

Corroborate

a)

to set boundaries or distinguish

b)

to assign tasks or authority to others

c)

to provide evidence for; to back up (a claim)

d)

to move away from a set path or norm

92.

Enduring

a)

easily broken or delicate

b)

unrelated or unnecessary

c)

thorough and complete

d)

lasting over time

93.

Extensive

a)

covering a large area or scope

b)

thorough and complete

c)

essentially different or unconnected

d)

causing discomfort or confusion

94.

Hinder

a)

to serve as a typical example of something

b)

to predict or anticipate

c)

to obstruct or slow progress

d)

to struggle or wrestle with something

95.

Indulge

a)

to allow oneself to enjoy

b)

to hinder or restrain

c)

to make something void or null

d)

to fail to care for properly

96.

Infrequent

a)

not being easily seen or noticed

b)

not clear or sharply defined

c)

not occurring often

d)

no longer existing or functional

97.

Interject

a)

to encourage or promote development

b)

to accumulate and store excessive

c)

to hinder or restrain

d)

to insert a comment abruptly

98.

Obstructed

a)

continuing despite difficulty

b)

predominant, superior, most important

c)

done without preparation or thought

d)

blocked or hindered

99.

Perceive

a)

to become aware of something

b)

to surpass or exceed

c)

to remove or force out of (usu. a position or office)

d)

to compel or require

100.

Prevail

a)

to assume or propose a theory

b)

to announce officially

c)

to win or be more powerful

d)

to prevent from happening

101.

Proclaim

a)

to assume or propose a theory

b)

to announce officially

c)

to prevent from happening

d)

to surpass or exceed

102.

Prominent

a)

uncertain or unstable

b)

planned beforehand

c)

important or well-known

d)

practical and realistic

103.

Proponent

a)

a preceding event or condition

b)

careful consideration or discussion

c)

a temporary relief or delay

d)

a supporter of a cause or idea

104.

Prudently

a)

openly and clearly

b)

in a wise or careful manner

c)

done without conscious control

d)

unintentionally or by accident

105.

Renounce

a)

to authorize or approve

b)

to respond to an attack

c)

to give up or reject formally

d)

to suppress or hold back

106.

Repudiate

a)

to reject or disown

b)

to refill or restore

c)

to respond to an attack

d)

to authorize or approve

107.

Rudimentary

a)

open to new ideas

b)

exciting or stirring

c)

optimistic or hopeful

d)

basic or simple

108.

Surmise

a)

to infer or guess

b)

to hinder or block

c)

to examine closely

d)

to soak or fill completely

109.

Tenuous

a)

urgently necessary

b)

used to emphasize truth

c)

weak or insubstantial

d)

not attracting attention

110.

Underscore

a)

to give in or surrender

b)

to infer or guess

c)

to give up a right or claim voluntarily

d)

to emphasize

111.

Abrupt

a)

having knowledge or skill

b)

sudden and unexpected

c)

mysterious or known by few

d)

relating to self-denial

112.

Ambiguity

a)

uncertainty or multiple interpretations

b)

the arrival or creation of something 

c)

mixed or conflicting feelings

d)

a strong feeling of dislike

113.

Antecedent

a)

a scarcity or lack

b)

the quality of being precise or accurate

c)

the highest point of something

d)

a preceding event or condition

114.

Circumvent

a)

to hide or keep secret

b)

to intensify or combine

c)

to find a way around

d)

to adjust for precision

115.

Compelling

a)

captivating or persuasive

b)

direct, blunt

c)

kind, generous

d)

stern and forbidding

116.

Conceal

a)

to comply with rules or expectations

b)

to hide or keep secret

c)

to be in contrast with

d)

to assign tasks or authority to others

117.

Deficient

a)

not enough in degree or amount

b)

no longer existing or functional

c)

lacking organization or planning

d)

impossible to pass through

118.

Defunct

a)

combined in a misleading way

b)

dependent on something else

c)

no longer existing or functional

d)

not enough in degree or amount

119.

Deliberation

a)

a state of dormancy or deep sleep

b)

the quality of being precise or accurate

c)

the ability to make responsible choices

d)

careful consideration or discussion

120.

Devise

a)

to belittle or speak negatively about

b)

to separate or withdraw

c)

to come up with (a plan)

d)

to decrease in size or importance

121.

Diminish

a)

to decrease in size or importance

b)

to separate or withdraw

c)

to belittle or speak negatively about

d)

to move apart or differ

122.

Exhaustive

a)

unrelated or unnecessary

b)

covering a large area or scope

c)

able to be explained

d)

thorough and complete

123.

Grapple

a)

to encourage or stir up

b)

to accumulate and store excessively

c)

to obstruct or slow progress

d)

to struggle or wrestle with something

124.

Hoard

a)

to predict or anticipate

b)

to encourage or promote development

c)

to accumulate and store excessively

d)

to obstruct or slow progress

125.

Impending

a)

impossible to pass through

b)

approaching or about to happen

c)

uniform or similar throughout

d)

implied rather than stated directly

126.

Impenetrable

a)

insufficient or lacking

b)

uniform or similar throughout

c)

impossible to pass through

d)

fair and not biased

127.

Inadvertently

a)

unintentionally or by accident

b)

in a warm or friendly manner

c)

openly and clearly

d)

in a wise or careful manner

128.

Incite

a)

to make something void or null

b)

to hinder or restrain

c)

to allow oneself to enjoy

d)

to encourage or stir up

129.

Latent

a)

blocked or hindered

b)

having subtle differences

c)

present but not active

d)

new or original

130.

Omnipotent

a)

no longer used; rare or uncommon

b)

almighty and all powerful

c)

done without preparation or thought

d)

functioning or having effect

131.

Oust

a)

to remove or force out of (usu. a position or office)

b)

to surpass or exceed

c)

to become aware of something

d)

to assume or propose a theory

132.

Paucity

a)

a scarcity or lack

b)

the beginning or early stages

c)

the quality of being precise or accurate

d)

the process of making something a business

133.

Postulate

a)

to prevent from happening

b)

to assume or propose a theory

c)

to assume something to be true

d)

to surpass or exceed

134.

Profusion

a)

the process of coordinating events

b)

a temporary relief or delay

c)

an amount or number

d)

a large quantity of something

135.

Ramify

a)

to justify an action with reasoning

b)

to split into two or more branches

c)

to take back a previous statement

d)

to give in return