Set: SAT vocabulary starting with A

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Term Definition
aberration deviation from what is correct or right
abeyance suspension of an activity; postponement
abstemious sparing in use of food or drink; moderate
abstruse concealed; difficult to comprehend; obscure
accolade embrace; award; commendation
acerbic bitter; harsh; caustic
acrimonious sarcastic; caustic; angry; mordant
acuity sharpness; acuteness; keenness
acute perceptive; excruciating
adept proficient, masterful, expert
adherent believer; supporter devotee
adjunct attachment, appendage; subordinate or auxiliary capacity
admonish caution; reprove mildly; reprimand
adroit dexterous; proficient; skillful
adulation excessive flattery; adoration; idolization
adulterate make impure or inferior by adding improper ingredients; contaminate; pollute
advocate argue for a cause; defend; support, uphold
aesthete person who cultivates beauty or art; connoisseur
aggrandize make more powerful; amplify; increase
alacrity eagerness; zeal; speed
altruistic concerned about the general welfare of others; charitable; generous
ambivalence uncertainty; doubt; indecisiveness
ambulatory able to walk; not stationary
ameliorate make better; improve
amiable cordial; of pleasant disposition; friendly
amorphous without structure; shapeless; nebulous
animate energize; enliven
anomaly abnormality; deviation from the general rule; irregularity
antediluvian ancient; antiquated; obsolete
antipathy feeling of opposition or repugnance; aversion; dislike
apathy lack of concern, emotion or interest; indifference
aperture gap; opening; orifice
apocryphal false; unauthenticated; disputed
apotheosis essence; epitome; canonization
appease satisfy; make peace; placate
approbatory expressing approval
arable suitable for cultivation or plowing
arrogant feeling superior to other people; egotistical
ascetic strict; austere
assuage ease; make less burdensome; mitigate
atrophy waste away from lack of use; degenerate
audacity boldness or adventurousness; gall
authoritarian person who acts like a dictator, tyrant; disciplinarian
avarice extreme desire for wealth; greed; acquisitiveness
aviary large enclosure confining birds
avouch guarantee; take responsibility for; affirm
avow affirm; assert; declare; acknowledge

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Terms 47
Creator bachchu
Created August 1, 2008
Groups Anaconda and I, Snakes
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SAT Vocabulary starting with A

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  1. atrophy → waste away from lack of use; degenerate - 76 misses
  2. ambivalence → uncertainty; doubt; indecisiveness - 72 misses
  3. apocryphal → false; unauthenticated; disputed - 70 misses
  4. advocate → argue for a cause; defend; support, uphold - 65 misses
  5. antipathy → feeling of opposition or repugnance; aversion; dislike - 58 misses
  6. avarice → extreme desire for wealth; greed; acquisitiveness - 58 misses
  7. admonish → caution; reprove mildly; reprimand - 58 misses