500 Essential SAT Vocabulary Words
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Showing 1–20 of 500 matching SAT vocabulary words (500 total).
#1
Verb
abate
Example sentences
- The strong wind began to abate in the evening.
- Her fear started to abate after she spoke to the doctor.
- The pain should abate after you take the medicine.
#2
Adjective
abstract
Example sentences
- The idea of freedom can seem abstract to a young child.
- The painting is abstract, so it does not show real objects clearly.
- His speech was too abstract for the class to understand.
#3
Adjective
abundant
Example sentences
- Fresh fruit is abundant in the market during summer.
- The region has abundant sunlight for solar power.
- She found abundant information about the topic online.
#4
Verb
accommodate
Example sentences
- This room can accommodate up to twenty people.
- The hotel tried to accommodate our special request.
- The new schedule will accommodate students who work.
#5
Verb
accumulate
Example sentences
- Dust can accumulate quickly on the solar panels.
- She began to accumulate books over many years.
- Small savings can accumulate into a large amount.
#6
Adjective
accurate
Example sentences
- Please make sure the information in the report is accurate.
- The map gave us an accurate view of the area.
- His prediction was surprisingly accurate.
#7
Verb
acknowledge
Example sentences
- He refused to acknowledge his mistake at first.
- The manager acknowledged the team's hard work.
- Please acknowledge that you received my email.
#8
Verb
acquire
Example sentences
- She hopes to acquire new computer skills this year.
- The company acquired a smaller business last month.
- Children acquire language by listening and practicing.
#9
Verb
adapt
Example sentences
- Animals must adapt to changes in their environment.
- It took him time to adapt to his new job.
- We can adapt the plan if the situation changes.
#10
Adjective
adequate
Example sentences
- The room has adequate space for five workers.
- We did not have adequate food for the long trip.
- Her answer was adequate, but it could be clearer.
#11
Adjective
adjacent
Example sentences
- The pharmacy is adjacent to the hospital.
- Our office is in the building adjacent to the bank.
- They bought two adjacent pieces of land.
#12
Adjective
adverse
Example sentences
- Heavy rain had an adverse effect on the crops.
- The medicine may cause adverse reactions in some people.
- They continued the trip despite adverse weather.
#13
Verb
advocate
Example sentences
- She is an advocate for children's education.
- Many doctors advocate regular exercise.
- He spoke at the meeting to advocate better public transport.
#14
Adjective
aesthetic
Example sentences
- The designer improved the aesthetic appeal of the room.
- The building has a simple and modern aesthetic.
- They chose the chair for both comfort and aesthetic value.
#15
Adjective
aggregate
Example sentences
- The report shows the aggregate cost of all projects.
- We combined the survey results into one aggregate figure.
- The stones aggregate at the bottom of the river.
#16
Verb
allocate
Example sentences
- The school will allocate more money to science classes.
- We need to allocate enough time for each task.
- The manager allocated three workers to the project.
#17
Verb
alter
Example sentences
- The tailor can alter the jacket to fit you better.
- New evidence may alter our opinion.
- Do not alter the document without permission.
#18
Adjective
ambiguous
Example sentences
- His answer was ambiguous and could mean two things.
- The rule is ambiguous, so people understand it differently.
- She avoided ambiguous language in the contract.
#19
Verb
amplify
Example sentences
- A microphone can amplify a quiet voice.
- Social media can amplify a small problem.
- The speaker used examples to amplify his main point.
#20
Adjective
analogous
Example sentences
- A computer's memory is analogous to a human notebook.
- The two situations are analogous in several ways.
- Her role is analogous to that of a team captain.
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