SAT Vocabulary 1

v. to agree and be of the same opinion

adj. bad or evil

v. to indulge in the recollection of past events

adj. refusing to change your opinions or behaviour

n. tremendous noise, disharmonious sound

v. to belittle, depreciate

adj. sad or disheartened

adj. the state of having conflicting feelings

adj. having an end or a final count

adj. have a permanent influence or effort

v. to make up from thin air

n. a gathering of people

v. to pardon, deliberately overlook

v. showing respect toward others who are superior to you in any way

adj. profitable

v. to go against; to refuse to obey

adj. frank, honest, or straightforward

adj. evoking keen sadness

n. the fact that someone likes something or likes to do something

n. origin

v. to allow

adj. worried and nervous

v. to beg

v. to multiply and increase rapidly in number

v. to stop existing or stop doing

adj. difficult and tiring

adj. determined and committed

v. think about something intensely

v. an intense dislike

n. immunity from punishment for a wrongdoing

v. to express utter and complete disapproval

adj. fake

v. to fabricate, make up

adj. feeling so satisfied with your own abilities or situation that you feel you do not need to try any harder

v. to caution, criticize, reprove

adj. serious and intentional

n. an opponent or enemy

n. deception of a malicious or humorous manner; a bad joke

n. a feeling of intense desire for something usually out of reach

adj. friendly; displaying a positive and supportive attitude