SAT Vocabulary Flashcards | StudBudSAT Vocabulary
#SAT Vocabulary
1affable
- a wrong name or designation
- Abundant, Plentiful
- pleasant, nice, likable
- having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value
2judicious
- extreme poverty to the point of homelessness
- having or showing good judgement
- a newly coined word or expression
- a small amount of something
3philanthropic
- a wrong name or designation
- seeking to promote welfare of others
- a look alike
- friendly and cheerful
4jocular
- voluptuary; sensualist
- frolicsome; playful
- said or done as a joke
- pleasing & engaging because of a childlike charm & innocence
5prudent
- obscure; unclear, or unintelligible
- a wrong name or designation
- acting or showing care for the future
- extreme poverty to the point of homelessness
6camaraderie
- frolicsome, playful
- full of excessive talk
- a spirit of friendly, good fellowship; brotherhood
- sensualist
7sportive
- friendly; nice; likable
- the belief that happiness is the sole good in life
- mutual trust and friendship; brotherhood
- jaunty; playful
8hierarchy
- the classification of people according to different ranks
- a wrong name or designation
- a newly coined word or expression
- a small amount of something
9ominous
- a wrong name or designation
- a small amount of something
- a newly coined word or expression
- negative fortune telling
10loquacious
- friendly and cheerful
- full of excessive talk
- strange or unusual to understand
- seeking to promote the welfare of others
11compel
- little known of a subject or knowledge
- to cause to do occur by overwhelming pressure
- abrupt; sparing in the use of words
- consisting of or relating to money
12doppelganger
- extreme poverty to the point of homelessness
- consisting of or relating to money
- intended to attract notice and impress others
- a look alike
13telepathic
- using or expressed in more words than needed
- to be poor
- abrupt; sparing in the use of words
- to communicate with others using the mind
14benignant
- a look alike
- abundant; plentiful
- kindly and benevolent
- pleasant, nice, likable
15uncanny
- not having enough money to pay for necessities
- friendly; good spirit and fellowship; brotherhood
- strange, or unusual to understand
- abrupt, sparing in the use of words
16clairvoyant
- a look alike
- kindly and benevolent
- a negative fortune telling
- able to see the future
17hedonism
- decayed; deteriorated
- the belief that happiness is the chief good in life
- harmful; often in a subtle or unexpected way
- a violent disruption
