SAT Common

250 common SAT words

250 common SAT words


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desiccated (adj.)

dried up, dehydrated 

diaphanous (adj.)

light, airy, transparent 

diffident (adj.)

shy, quiet, modest 

discursive (adj.)

rambling, lacking order 

dissemble (v.)

to conceal, fake 

dither (v.)

to be indecisive 

ebullient (adj.)

extremely lively, enthusiastic 

effrontery (n.)

impudence (impolite), nerve, insolence (rude)

effulgent (adj.)

radiant , splendorous 

egregious (adj.)

extremely bad 

enervate (v.)

to weaken, exhaust 

ephemeral (adj.)

short ilved, fleeting 

eschew (v)

to shun, avoid

evanescent (adj)

fleetng, momentary

evince (v)

to show, reveal

exculpate (v)

to free from guilt or blame; exonerate

execrable (adj)

loathsome, destable

exigent (adj)

urgent, critical

expiate (v)

to make amends for, atone

expunge (v)

to obliterate, eradicate 

extant (adj)

existing, not destroyed or lost

extol (v) 

to praise, revere

extol (v) 

to praise, revere

fallacious (adj)

incorrect, misleading

fastidious (adj)

meticulous, demanding, having high and often unattainable standards

fatuous (adj)

silly, foolish

fecund (adj)

fruitful, fertile

feral (adj)

wild, savage

fetid (adj)

having foul odor

florid (adj)

flowery, ornate

fractious (adj)

troublesome or irritable

garrulous (adj)

talkative, wordy

grandiloquence (n)

lofty, pompous language

gregarious (adj)

sociable

hackneyed (adj)

unoriginal, trite

hapless (adj)

unlucky

harangue (n)

1. a ranting speech 

2.(v) to give such a speech

hegemony (n)

domination over others 

iconoclast (n)

someone who attacks common beliefs or institutions

ignominious (adj)

humiliating, disgracing