SAT vocab Words Flashcards
Impute (v) - to attribute an action to a particular person or group
Keyword - crime faulty
Examples - associate with, credit to, connect with
Non examples - not associate with, not attribute an action
Incompatible (adj) - opposed in nature, not able to live or work together
Keyword - divorced couple
Example - people that don’t get along well
Non examples - people that work great together, get along well
Inconsequential (adj) - unimportant, trivial
Keyword - siblings shinning over something silly
Example - toys, distracting phones
Non examples - family, friends
Inevitable (adj) - certain, unavoidable
Keyword - the fault in our stars
Examples - Oblivion is inevitable
Non examples - avoidable, not certain
Integrity (n)- decency, honesty, wholeness
Keyword - father mike
Example - moral, truthfulness, honest, good character
Non example - dishonest, not truthful, dishonor
Intrepid (adj) - fearless, adventurous
Keyword - Taylor swifts fearless album
Example - unafraid, daring, spirited
Non examples - scared, fear something, not daring
Intuitive (adj) - instinctive, untaught
Keyword - forest gump
Example - a dumb person, not very smart
Non example - a very smart person
Jubilation (n) - joy, celebration, exultation
Keyword - the coming of Jesus Christ
Example - birthdays, promotions
Non example - not joyful, unhappy, not celebrating
Lobbyist (n) - person who seeks to influence political events
Keyword - president
Example - budgets
mundane (adj) - ordinary, commonplace
keyword - writing the same spelling word constantly
example - boring work you don’t want to do
non example - complex, stimulating, different
nonchalant (adj)- calm, casual, seeming unexcited
keyword - A famous person walking past ordinary people
example - unconcerned, calm and relaxed
non example - very hyper near people, excited
novice (n) - apprentice, beginner
keyword - me on the first day of high school
example - newcomer, nube
non example - experienced, know what to do
opulent (adj) - wealthy
keyword - billionaire, millionaire
example - rich, luxurious, lavish
non example - poor, not very rich
Orator (n) - lecturer, speaker
keyword - lector in church
example - a speaker in a big stadium
non example - shy to talk in front of people
ostentatious (adj) - showy, displaying wealth
keyword - Erin Wells
example - fancy, bold, big on wealth
non example - not fancy or showy in wealth