5000 Common SAT Words Flashcards
To lower in position, or estimation; degrade
Abase
To give up (royal power or the like)
Abdicate
Deviation
Aberration
To aid the commission of (an offense)
Abet
Suspension
Abeyance
To detest
Abhor
To renounce under oath
Abjure
To renounce (a right or privilege)
Abnegate
To wear away
Abrade
To abolish or repeal
Abrogate
Forgiveness
Absolution
Characterized by abstinence
Abstemious
Dealing with matters difficult to understand
Abstruse
To touch at the end or boundary line
Abut
To agree
Accede
Induction (as to dignity, office, government)
Accession
To shout
Acclaim
To speak to
Accost
To dress
Accouter
Sourness
Acerbity
A salt of acetic acid
Acetate
Of, or pertaining to, vinegar
Acetic
To free or clear (as from accusation)
Acquit
Quantity or extent of land (especially of cultivated land)
Acreage
Bitter
Acrid
The officer, as of an insurance company, who calculates and states the risks and premiums
Actuary
To move or incite to action
Actuate
To bring forward or name for consideration
Adduce
To award or bestow by formal decision
Adjudge
Something joined to or connected to another thing, but holding a subordinate place
Adjunct
A vehement appeal
Adjuration
Auxiliary
Adjutant
To warn of a fault
Admonish
To make impure by the admixture of other or baser ingredients
Adulterate
To represent beforehand in outline or by emblem
Adumbrate
The coming of any important change, event, state, or personage
Advent
Opposing or opposed
Adverse
Misfortune
Adversity
An apparatus floating in or sustained by the air
Aerostat
The entire number, sum, mass, or quantity of something
Aggregate
Pertaining to land (esp. agricultural land)
Agrarian
An officer who receives and transmits the orders of the general
Aide-de-camp
A white or delicately-tinted fine-grained gypsum (gypsum is used to make plaster of Paris)
Alabaster
Liveliness
Alacrity
An elected member of a municipal council
Alderman
Alleviate, mitigate
Allay
Assign
Allot
Insinuate
Allude
Flood, downpour
Alluvion
Argue
Altercate
Affectionate
Amatory
To walk
Ambulate
Cooperative
Amenable
Friendship
Amity
Unit of electric-current strength
Ampere
&
Ampersand
Anything occurring or existing out of its proper time
Anachronism
Bane
Anathema
Instrument measuring wind velocity
Anemometer
Withered
Anhydrous
Admonish
Animadvert