SAT Common
250 common SAT words
250 common SAT words
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impassive (adj)
stoic, not showing emotion
imperious (adj)
commanding, domineering
impertinent (adj)
rude, insolent
impervious (adj)
impenetrable, incapable of being affected
impetuous (adj)
rash, hastily done
impinge (v)
1. to impact, affect, make an impression
2. to encroach, infringe, intrude
implacable (adj)
incapable of being appeased or mitigated
impudent (adj)
casually rude, insolent, impertinent
inchoate (adj)
unformed or formless, in a beginning stage
incontrovertible (adj)
indisputable
indefatigable (adj)
incapable of defeat, failure, decay
ineffable (adj)
unspeakable, incapable of being expressed through words
inexorable (adj)
incapable of being persuaded or placated (make less angry)
ingenuous (adj)
not devious, innocent and candid
inimical (adj)
hostile
iniquity (n)
wickedness or sin
insidious (adj)
appealing but imperceptibly harmful, seducive
intransigent (adj)
refusing to compromise, often on an extreme opinion
inure (v)
to cause someone or something to become accustomed to a situation
invective (n)
an angry verbal attack
inveterate (adj)
stubbornly established by habit
jubilant (adj)
extremely joyful, happy
laconic (adj)
terse (concise) in speech or writing
languid (adj)
sluggish from fatigue or weakness
largess (n)
the generous giving of lavish gifts
latent (adj)
hidden, but capable of being exposed
legerdemain (n)
deception, slight-of-hand
licentious (adj)
displaying a lack of moral or legal restraints
limpid (adj)
clear, transparent
maelstrom (n)
destructive whirlpool which rapidly sucks in objects
magnanimous (adj)
generous, noble
malediction (n)
a curse
malevolent (adj)
wanting harm to befall others
manifold (adj)
diverse, varied
maudlin (adj)
weakly sentimental
mawkish (adj)
characterized by sick sentimentality (overly sentimental)
mendacious (adj)
having a lying, false character
mercurial (adj)
characterized by rapid change or tempermentality; capricious
modicum (n)
a small amount of something
morass (n)
1. a wet swampy bog
2. figuratively: something that traps and confuses
