Terms in this set (100)Q&As Top 400 SAT Words (College Panda) Exam Questions And Answers 2025 abhor (v.) - to resent; regard with disgust and hatred (13%) abstract (adj.) - theoretical; difficult to understand (25%) abstruse (adj.) - difficult to understand; obscure (9%) accessible (adj.) - able to be reached or entered; easy to talk to (11%) acquire (v.) - to buy or obtain for oneself (16%) acute (adj.) - severe and intense (pain); mentally sharp (judgment) (9%) adept (adj.) - very skilled or proficient in something (11%) adhere (v.) - to stick to something physically; to stick to beliefs (13%) 1 / 4
Terms in this set (100)Q&As adulation (n.) - excessive admiration or praise (11%) adversary (n.) - an enemy or opponent (9%) advocate (v.) - to support a cause or position (25%) aesthetic (adj.) - concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty (49%) agile (adj.) - able to move quickly and easily (11%) alienate (v.) - to cause someone to feel isolated or lonely (13%) alleviate (v.) - to relieve from pain (20%) amateur (n.) - a beginner; a recreational participant (9%) ambiguous (adj.) - unclear; open to interpretation (25%) ambivalent (adj.) - having mixed feelings (44%) amiable (adj.) - friendly (18%) 2 / 4
Terms in this set (100)Q&As anachronistic (adj.) - out of place in a particular time period (9%) analogous (adj.) - similar; comparable (15%) anecdote (n.) - short personal story (31%) animate (v.) - to bring to life; give inspiration (13%) antagonize (v.) - to cause someone to become hostile or unfriendly (20%) anthropology (n.) - the study of humans and society (27%) apathy (n.) - lack of interest, enthusiasm or concern; not caring (11%) apt (adj.) - suitable for the circumstances, fitting; inclined or likely to do something (11%) arbitrate (v.) - to reach a judgment or agreement (9%) archaeological (adj.) - related to the study of people and their history (24%) archaic (adj.) - very old or old-fashioned (13%) 3 / 4
Terms in this set (100)Q&As ardor (n.) - enthusiasm or passion (13%) arid (adj.) - dry; having no rain (9%) arrogant (adj.) - having a sense of superiority or self-importance (24%) articulate (adj.) - having the ability to speak fluently and coherently (15%) aspiration (n.) - a hope or ambition of achieving something assert (v.) - to confidently make a statement (38%) assiduous (adj.) - showing great care and effort (9%) astute (adj.) - wise; shrewd (18%) atypical (adj.) - not common; not normal of a type, group, or class (13%) audible (adj.) - able to be heard (9%) augment (v.) - to make something greater by adding to it (16%) austere (adj.) - strict and harsh; having no luxuries or comforts (11%)
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