SAT Vocabulary

#41

collaborate

Verb

Example sentences

1. The two schools will collaborate on a science project.
2. Writers and designers must collaborate closely.
3. She collaborated with local groups to organize the event.

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#42

compatible

Adjective

Example sentences

1. This software is compatible with most computers.
2. Their personalities are very compatible.
3. Make sure the charger is compatible with your phone.

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#43

compelling

Adjective

Example sentences

1. She gave a compelling reason to change the policy.
2. The movie tells a compelling story.
3. There is compelling evidence that the plan will work.

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#44

compensate

Verb

Example sentences

1. The company will compensate workers for the extra hours.
2. No amount of money can compensate for lost time.
3. She exercised more to compensate for the large meal.

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#45

complement

Verb

Example sentences

1. The red scarf will complement your black coat.
2. His calm manner complements her energy.
3. The salad is a perfect complement to the main dish.

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#46

complex

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The human brain is extremely complex.
2. This is a complex problem with no easy answer.
3. The machine looks complex, but it is simple to use.

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#47

comprehensive

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The report gives a comprehensive review of the problem.
2. We need a comprehensive plan, not a quick solution.
3. The course offers comprehensive training in computer skills.

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#48

concede

Verb

Example sentences

1. He finally conceded that he was wrong.
2. The team refused to concede defeat.
3. She conceded one point but defended the rest of her argument.

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#49

concise

Adjective

Example sentences

1. Please keep your answer concise and clear.
2. His report was concise but informative.
3. A concise message is easier to read.

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#50

concurrent

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The patient received two concurrent treatments.
2. Several concurrent events caused traffic problems.
3. She is managing three concurrent projects.

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#51

confer

Verb

Example sentences

1. The award will confer great honor on the winner.
2. The doctors conferred before making a decision.
3. This certificate confers the right to teach.

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#52

confine

Verb

Example sentences

1. The doctor advised him to confine his activities to light exercise.
2. Please confine your comments to the main topic.
3. The animals were confined to a small area.

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#53

conform

Verb

Example sentences

1. All products must conform to safety standards.
2. He refused to conform to social expectations.
3. The design must conform to the client's instructions.

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#54

consensus

Noun

Example sentences

1. The group reached a consensus after a long discussion.
2. There is no consensus on the best solution.
3. We need broad consensus before changing the rule.

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#55

constitute

Verb

Example sentences

1. Women constitute half of the committee.
2. These actions may constitute a serious offense.
3. Five small villages constitute the district.

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#56

constrain

Verb

Example sentences

1. A small budget can constrain our choices.
2. The tight deadline constrained the team.
3. Social rules sometimes constrain individual freedom.

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#57

contemporary

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The museum displays contemporary art.
2. She writes about contemporary social issues.
3. This building has a contemporary design.

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#58

contend

Verb

Example sentences

1. Some experts contend that the policy will fail.
2. The team must contend with several injuries.
3. Three athletes will contend for the gold medal.

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#59

context

Noun

Example sentences

1. The meaning of a word depends on its context.
2. You need to understand the historical context of the event.
3. His comment sounded rude when taken out of context.

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#60

contradict

Verb

Example sentences

1. The new facts contradict his earlier statement.
2. Do not contradict yourself in the interview.
3. Her actions contradict what she says.

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