SAT Vocab Flashcards
Abashed
Ashamed or embarrassed
Abate
To reduce
Abide
To remain; to continue; to endure; to stay
Ablution
A cleansing with water or other liquid, especially as a religious ritual; liquid used in such an act
Abstract
Difficult to understand; abstruse; not applied or practical
Accountable
Expected to answer for ones actions; responsible, liable, answerable
Accrue
To accumulate over time
Acme
The highest point
Addict
To devote oneself habitually or compulsively; one who is addicted
Adherent
A follower of a leader; supporter
Joe was not at all ___ when he opened a Valentine from Linda.
Abashed
Tom went to a financial consultant to seek advice on ___ his burdening debts.
Abating
Soldiers in battle need to have an ___ faith in their fellow soldiers.
Abiding
The priest performed his ___ in private.
Ablutions
Though Joshua thought his ideas were sound, he considered them ___.
Abstract
Timothy was ___ for counting the votes after the election.
Accountable
Bryan’s unpaid parking tickets ___ to the point they would have paid for his college tuition.
Accrued
Lisa thought the story’s ___ was effective, but I thought the author should have told more.
Acme
His friends worried constantly about him because he was a drug ___.
Betty has become so ___ to reading she does nothing else.
Addict
Addicted
The political candidate praised his ___ for their support.
Adherents
Adroit
Skillful; deft
The auto workers of Detroit are \_\_\_ at manufacturing automobiles. Mr. Smith \_\_\_ removed Eric from the class before he could cause a problem.
Adroit
Adroitly
Aesthetic
Having to do with artistic beauty
Japanese rock gardens demonstrate ___ values typical of a Far Eastern culture.
The artist had an uncanny sense of ___; he could make a drawing of a plate of food look like a Thanksgiving feast.
Aesthetic
Aesthetics