Hot Prospects words.
SAT Vocabulary listed in Barron's SAT 25th edition book.
799115931 | abate | V. subside; decrease, lessen | |
799115932 | accolade | N. award of meritq | |
799115933 | acquiesce | V. assent; agree without protesting | |
799115934 | acrid | ADJ. sharp; bitterly pungent | |
799115935 | acrimonious | ADJ. bitter in words or manner | |
799115936 | aggregate | V. gather; accumulate | |
799115937 | amorphous | ADJ. formless; lacking shape or definition | |
799115938 | anachronistic | ADJ. having an error involving time in a short story | |
799115939 | anomaly | N. irregularity | |
799115940 | antediluvian | ADJ. antiquated; extremely ancient | |
799115941 | antipathy | N. aversion; dislike | |
799115942 | apocryphal | ADJ. untrue; made up | |
799115943 | arable | ADJ. fit for growing crops | |
799115944 | ardent | ADJ. intense; passionate; zealous | |
799115945 | assiduous | ADJ. diligent | |
799115946 | assuage | V. ease or lessen (pain); satisfy (hunger); soothe (anger) | |
799115947 | atrophy | V. waste away | |
799115948 | audacious | ADJ. daring; bold | |
799115949 | avarice | N. greediness for wealth | |
799115950 | avert | V. prevent; turn away | |
799115951 | beguile | V. mislead or delude; pass time | |
799115952 | bequeath | V. leave to someone by a will; hand down | |
799115953 | bleak | ADJ. cold or cheerless; unlikely to be favorable | |
799115954 | blighted | ADJ. suffering from a disease; destroyed | |
799115955 | bombastic | ADJ. pompous; using inflated language | |
799115956 | buttress | V. support; prop up | |
799115957 | cacophonous | ADJ. discordant; inharmonious | |
799115958 | carping | ADJ. finding fault | |
799115959 | certitude | N. certainty | |
799115960 | charlatan | N. quack; pretender to knowledge | |
799115961 | circumlocution | N. indirect or roundabout expression | |
799115962 | cliché | N. phrase dulled in meaning by repetition | |
799115963 | coalesce | V. combine; fuse | |
799115964 | colloquial | ADJ. pertaining to conversational or common speech | |
799115965 | combustible | ADJ. easily burned | |
799115966 | complementary | ADJ. serving to complete something | |
799115967 | confluence | N. flowing together; crowd | |
799115968 | conjecture | V. surmise; guess | |
799115969 | converge | V. approach; tend to meet; come together | |
799115970 | corrode | V. destroy by chemical action | |
799115971 | corrugated | ADJ. wrinkled; ridged | |
799115972 | culpable | ADJ. deserving blame | |
799115973 | debilitate | V. weaken; enfeeble | |
799115974 | debunk | V. expose as false, exaggerated, worthless, etc; ridicule | |
799115975 | dehydrate | V. remove water from; dry out | |
799115976 | deleterious | ADJ. harmful | |
799115977 | depose | V. dethrone; remove from office | |
799115978 | desiccate | V. dry up | |
799115979 | diffidence | N. shyness | |
799115980 | dilatory | ADJ. delaying | |
799115981 | discourse | N. formal discussion; conversation | |
799115982 | discrepancy | N. lack of consistency; difference | |
799115983 | distend | V. expand; swell out | |
799115984 | disquiet | V. make uneasy or anxious | |
799115985 | dupe | N. someone easily fooled | |
799115986 | ebullient | ADJ. showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm | |
799115987 | edify | V. instruct; correct morally | |
799115988 | efface | V. rub out | |
799115989 | effervescence | N. inner excitement or exuberance; bubbling from fermentation or carbonation | |
799115990 | elegy | N. poem or song expressing lamentation | |
799115991 | elicit | V. draw out by discussion | |
799115992 | elucidate | V. explain; enlighten | |
799115993 | emaciated | ADJ. thin and wasted | |
799115994 | emend | V. correct; correct by a critic | |
799115995 | equanimity | N. calmness of temperament; composure | |
799115996 | equitable | ADJ. fair; impartial | |
799115997 | evanescent | ADJ. fleeting; vanishing | |
799115998 | excerpt | N. selected passage (written or musical) | |
799115999 | fallow | ADJ. plowed but not sowed; uncultivated | |
799116000 | falter | V. hesitate | |
799116001 | fathom | V. comprehend; investigate | |
799116002 | fell | V. cut or knock down; bring down (with a missile) | |
799116003 | fitful | ADJ. spasmodic; intermittent | |
799116004 | florid | ADJ. ruddy; reddish; flowery | |
799116005 | foolhardy | ADJ. rash | |
799116006 | glacial | ADJ. like a glacier; extremely cold | |
799116007 | hackneyed | ADJ. commonplace; trite | |
799116008 | hyperbole | N. exaggeration; overstatement | |
799116009 | iconoclastic | ADJ. attacking cherished traditions | |
799116010 | ignominy | N. deep disgrace; shame or honor | |
799116011 | illicit | ADJ. illegal | |
799116012 | impecunious | ADJ. without money | |
799116013 | impregnable | ADJ. invulnerable | |
799116014 | incidental | ADJ. not essential; minor | |
799116015 | incontrovertible | ADJ. indisputable; not open to question | |
799116016 | indefatigable | ADJ. tireless | |
799116017 | indolent | ADJ. lazy | |
799116018 | ineffable | ADJ. unutterable; cannot be expressed in speech | |
799116019 | inexorable | ADJ. relentless; unyielding; implacable | |
799116020 | insolvent | ADJ. bankrupt; unable to repay one's debts | |
799116021 | insuperable | ADJ. insurmountable; unbeatable | |
799116022 | intractable | ADJ. unruly; stubborn; unyielding | |
799116023 | irreproachable | ADJ. blameless; impeccable | |
799116024 | jocular | ADJ. said or done in jest | |
799116025 | labyrinth | N. maze | |
799116026 | laconic | ADJ. brief and to the point | |
799116027 | laggard | ADJ. slow; sluggish | |
799116028 | lampoon | V. ridicule | |
799116029 | lassitude | N. languor; weariness | |
799116030 | lithe | ADJ, flexible supple | |
799116031 | lurid | ADJ. wild; sensational; graphic; gruesome | |
799116032 | luxuriant | ADJ. abundant; rich and splendid; fertile | |
799116033 | meander | V. wind or turn in its course | |
799116034 | mercenary | ADJ. interested in money or gain | |
799116035 | mercurial | ADJ. capricious; changing; fickle | |
799116036 | mirth | N. merriment; laughter | |
799116037 | misanthrope | N. one who hates mankind | |
799116038 | misnomer | N. wrong name; incorrect designation | |
799116039 | mollify | V. soothe | |
799116040 | mosaic | N. picture made of colorful small inlaid tiles | |
799116041 | munificent | ADJ. very generous | |
799116042 | nefarious | ADJ. very wicked | |
799116043 | nuance | N. shade of difference in meaning or color; subtle distinction | |
799116044 | obdurate | ADJ. stubborn | |
799116045 | odious | ADJ. hateful; vile | |
799116046 | ornate | ADJ. excessively or elaborately decorated | |
799116047 | pariah | N. social outcast | |
799116048 | parody | N. humorous imitation; spoof; takeoff; travesty | |
799116049 | parsimony | N. stinginess; excessive frugality | |
799116050 | paucity | N. scarcity | |
799116051 | penury | N. severe poverty; stinginess | |
799116052 | perfunctory | ADJ. superficial; not thorough; lacking interest, care, or enthusiasm | |
799116053 | pernicious | ADJ. very destructive | |
799116054 | pitfall | N. hidden danger; concealed trap | |
799116055 | pithy | ADJ. concise; meaningful; substantial; meaty | |
799116056 | polemical | ADJ. aggressive in verbal attack; disputatious | |
799116057 | prattle | V. babble | |
799116058 | precarious | ADJ. uncertain; risky | |
799116059 | profligate | ADJ. dissipated; wasteful; wildly immoral | |
799116060 | quagmire | N. soft, wet, boggy land; complex or dangerous situation from which it is difficult to free oneself | |
799116061 | quell | V. extinguish; put down; quiet | |
799116062 | querulous | ADJ. fretful; whining | |
799116063 | quiescent | ADJ. at rest; dormant; temporarily inactive | |
799116064 | rant | V. rave; talk excitedly; scold; make a grandiloquent speech | |
799116065 | rarefied | ADJ. made less dense [of a gas] | |
799116066 | raucous | ADJ. harsh and shrill; disorderly and boisterous | |
799116067 | ravenous | ADJ. extremely hungry | |
799116068 | raze | V. destroy completely | |
799116069 | recant | V. disclaim or disavow; retract a previous statement; openly confess error | |
799116070 | remission | N. temporary moderation of disease symptoms; cancellation of a debt; forgiveness or pardon | |
799116071 | replete | ADJ. filled to the brim or to the point of being stuffed; abundantly supplied | |
799116072 | repugnant | ADJ. loathsome; hateful | |
799116073 | rescind | V. cancel | |
799116074 | respite | N. interval of relief; time for rest; delay in punishment | |
799116075 | resplendent | ADJ. dazzling; glorious; brilliant | |
799116076 | savory | ADJ. tasty; pleasing, attractive, or agreeable | |
799116077 | sedantary | ADJ. requiring sitting | |
799116078 | soporific | ADJ. sleep-causing; marked by sleepiness | |
799116079 | spurious | ADJ. false; counterfeit; forged; illogical | |
799116080 | spurn | V. reject; scorn | |
799116081 | steadfast | ADJ. loyal; unswerving | |
799116082 | stolid | ADJ. unruffled; impassive; dull | |
799116083 | strident | ADJ. loud and harsh; insistent | |
799116084 | stupefy | V. make numb; stun; amaze | |
799116085 | supplant | V. replace; usurp | |
799116086 | surfeit | V. satiate; stuff; indulge to excess in anything | |
799116087 | sycophant | N. servile flatterer; bootlicker; yes man | |
799116088 | tantamount | ADJ, equivalent in effect or value | |
799116089 | tenacity | N. firmness; persistence | |
799116090 | terrestrial | ADJ. earthly (as opposed to celestial); pertaining to the land | |
799116091 | threadbare | ADJ. worn through till the threads show; shabby and poor | |
799116092 | tirade | N. extending scolding; denunciation; harangue | |
799116093 | torpor | N. lethargy; sluggishness; dormancy | |
799116094 | trepidation | N. fear; nervous apprehension | |
799116095 | trifling | ADJ. trivial; unimportant | |
799116096 | truncate | V. cut the top off | |
799116097 | unkempt | ADJ. disheveled; uncared for in appearance | |
799116098 | unprecedented | ADJ. novel; unparalleled | |
799116099 | vaporize | V. turn into vapor (steam, gas, fog, etc.) | |
799116100 | viable | ADJ. practical or workable; capable of maintaining life | |
799116101 | virulent | ADJ. extremely poisonous; hostile; bitter | |
799116102 | voluble | ADJ. fluent; glib; talkative | |
799116103 | witticism | N. witty saying; wisecrack |