Vocab. 13 Flashcards | StudBud Vocab. 13
SAT vocabulary; Vol 1-3
1imminent
- standing out, obvious
- absurd, ridiculous
- ancient, outdated
- about to happen
2amorous
- naturally peaceful
- giving off light or heat
- extremely wicked
- feeling loving
3copious
- to destroy completely
- abundant; plentiful
- extremely wicked
- full of complaint
4soporific
- exciting
- causing sleep; boring
- huge fire; inferno
- cause to happen
5conspicuous
- standing out, obvious
- absurd, ridiculous
- sneaky
- over one's head; difficult to understand
6idyllic
- speed up progress
- giving off light or heat
- naturally peaceful
- stopping progress
7discordant
- highly unstable; explosive
- to back up, confirm
- lacks harmony or agreement
- to annoy thoroughly
8obliterate
- extremely wicked
- to destroy completely
- to create
- full of complaint
9pretentious
- charmingly rural
- conceited, snobbish
- humble
- overly dramatic
10scrutinize
- to attack with words or force
- to explain clearly
- generous, kind
- to examine carefully
11quell
- difficult to understand
- eager to fight
- to praise highly
- to calm; pacify
12benevolent
- to attack with words or force
- generous, kind
- to ridicule
- feeling loving
13decorous
- to create
- proper, in good taste
- to brag publically
- to describe accurately
14pugnacious
- eager to fight
- difficult to understand
- full of complaint
- to praise highly
15querulous
- to create
- full of complain
- to destroy completely
- extremely wicked
16nonchalant
- lawlessness; absence of control
- quiet
- not showing concern
- causing sleep; boring
17brawn
- to brag
- to describe accurately
- muscular strength
- everyday speech
18efface
- to publicly brag
- to improve
- to erase or rub out
- to explain clearly
19fabricate
- separate, distinct
- sneaky, unnoticed
- easily deceived
- to lies
20nefarious
- muscular strength
- extreme wickdedness
- to brag publicly
- slang
21anarchy
- order
- lawlessness; absence of control
- cause to happen
- causing sleep; boring
22sage
- one who is skillful with their hands
- one who has wisdom
- one who eats/drinks too much
- one who ridicules
23hiatus
- to stop progress
- vacation
- improve
- erase
24extol
- to brag publically
- to describe accurately
- to praise highly
- to create
25gesticulate
- easily deceived
- to lies
- talking
- to make getures while speaking
26fecund
- one who has wisdom
- to explain clearly
- to swell, expand
- fertile, productive
27strident
- quiet
- shrill; high pitched
- lawlessness; absence of control
- causing sleep; boring
28volatile
- to back up, confirm
- lacks harmony or agreement
- highly unstable; explosive
- to annoy thoroughly
29artisan
- to start a fire
- to praise highly
- eager to fight
- one who is skillful with their hands
30exasperate
- speed up progress
- highly unstable; explosive
- to annoy thoroughly
- to place side by side
31delineate
- everyday speech
- muscular strength
- to brag
- to describe accurately
32convival
- fond of partying
- easily deceived
- conceited, snobbish
- full of complaint
33induce
- cause to happen
- to start a fire
- to stop progress
- huge fire; inferno
34conflagration
- to go over to absurd extent
- to applaud; praise
- to start a fire
- huge fire; inferno
35histrionic
- to examine carefully
- generous, kind
- overly dramatic
- one who loves history
36incandescent
- to place side by side
- highly unstable; explosive
- speed up progress
- giving off heat or light
37deride
- one who ridicules
- lacking intelligence
- feeling loving
- to ridicule
38malleable
- lawlessness; absence of control
- easy to shape or bend
- not showing concern
- inflexible
39kindle
- eager to fight
- to praise highly
- to start a fire
- difficult to understand
40lethargy
- absurd, ridiculous
- slugishness, laziness
- shorten
- lengthen
41hinderance
- improve
- erase
- to stop progress
- vacation
42glutton
- vacation
- speech/language
- one who eats or drinks too much
- extreme wickedness
43archaic
- sneaky
- absurd, ridiculous
- standing out, obvious
- ancient, outdated
44ludicrous
- absurd, ridiculous
- easy to shape or bend
- crazy
- lawlessness; absence of control
45juxtapose
- speed up progress
- giving off heat or light
- highly unstable; explosive
- to place side by side
46belabor
- to go over to absurd extent
- to repeat
- to applaud; praise
- to make getures while speaking
47vacuous
- lacking intelligence
- to swell, expand
- one who has wisdom
- fertile, productive
48vernacular
- extreme wickdedness
- slang
- to brag publicly
- muscular strength
49enhance
- to stop progress
- improve
- vacation
- erase
50reiterate
- to repeat
- to go over to absurd extent
- to make getures while speaking
- to applaud; praise
51assail
- to attack with words or force
- to ridicule
- feeling loving
- one who ridicules
52laud
- to make getures while speaking
- to lie
- to applaud; praise
- talking
53engender
- to create
- extremely wicked
- full of complaint
- to destroy completely
54distend
- to swell, expand
- lacks harmony or agreement
- to back up, confirm
- to explain clearly
55corroborate
- naturally peaceful
- speed up progress
- stopping progress
- back up; confirm
56abridge
- shorten
- easy to shape or bend
- lengthen
- absurd, ridiculous
57expedite
- naturally peaceful
- giving off light or heat
- stopping progress
- speed up progress
58discreet
- easily deceived
- sneaky, unnoticed
- conceited, snobbish
- separate, distinct
59bucolic
- proper, in good taste
- overly dramatic
- to examine carefully
- charmingly rural
60recondite
- absurd, ridiculous
- slugishness, laziness
- lacking intelligence
- over one's head; difficult to understand
61gullible
- charmingly rural
- conceited, snobbish
- wise
- easily deceived
62didactic
- proper, in good taste
- morally instructive
- to examine carefully
- overly dramatic
63discrete
- sneaky, unnoticed
- conceited, snobbish
- easily deceived
- separate, distinct
64obscure
- eager to fight
- full of complaint
- to praise highly
- difficult to understand
65tout
- extreme wickdedness
- slang
- to brag publicly
- muscular strength
