Ms. Garner's list of SAT/ACT Vocab Words
454154560 | abdicate | Synonym: Resign, quit Antonym: Claim, retain Definition: To give up or renounce voluntarily | |
454154561 | abet | Synonym: Help, aid, assist; promote Antonym: Deter, impede, hinder Definition: Assist, help in wrongdoing | |
454154562 | abhor | Synonym: Despise Antonym: Love, admire Definition: To regard with extreme repugnance or aversion; detest; loathe | |
454154563 | abject | Synonym: Debasing, miserable Antonym: exalted Definition: Utterly hopeless, miserable, humiliating; despicable | |
454154564 | absolve | Synonym: Exculpate, clear, liberate Antonym: blame Definition: To free from guilt or blame; to set free; grant pardon for | |
454154565 | abstain | Synonym: Forbear; desist; cease Antonym: Indulge Definition: To hold oneself back voluntarily, to refrain from something | |
454154566 | academic | Synonym: scholarly, intellectual, pedantic Antonym: Ignorant, untaught Definition: Pertaining to areas of study, pertaining to education | |
454154567 | accede | Synonym: Accept, consent, concur Antonym: Condemn, demur, refuse, deny Definition: To give consent, approval, or adherence; to agree | |
454154568 | acclimate | Synonym: Accommodate, conform, season Antonym: Ignore, neglect Definition: To make or become adjusted, adapted to a new climate or environment | |
454154569 | addiction | Synonym: Dependence, obsession, fixation Antonym: independence Definition: A habit of activity or practice, often injurious | |
454154570 | adjourn | Synonym: Suspend, postpone, end Antonym: Begin, convene, encourage Definition: Suspend or postpone a meeting or activity to some future time or indefinitely | |
454154571 | adverse | Synonym: Detrimental, disadvantageous Antonym: Auspicious, favorable, helpful Definition: Unfavorable or antagonistic in purpose or effect | |
454154572 | advocate | Synonym: Support | supporter, promoter Antonym: Oppose | enemy, protestor | |
454154573 | aesthetic | Synonym: Artistic, beautiful, pleasing Antonym: Ugly, displeasing Definition: Pertaining to a sense of the beautiful or artful | |
454154574 | affable | Synonym: Amicable, civil, cordial Antonym: Disdainful, grouchy, unfriendly Definition: Pleasantly easy to approach and to talk to; friendly | |
454154575 | affectation | Synonym: Artificiality, façade, pretense Antonym: Naturalness Definition: An effort to appear to have a quality not possessed; artificiality | |
454154576 | affluent | Synonym: Prosperous, rich, upper class Antonym: Destitute, impoverished, poor Definition: Having an abundance of wealth or goods; flowing freely | |
454154577 | agenda | Synonym: Calendar, plan, schedule Definition: A list or plan of things to be done | |
454154578 | aggregate | Synonym: Composite, cumulative | combine Antonym: Particular | separate Definition: Forming a collection from separate parts | combination | |
454154579 | agile | Synonym: Nimble, fast, spry Antonym: Awkward, sluggish Definition: Quick and well-coordinated in movement; active |