SAT Vocabulary

#101

exceed

Verb

Example sentences

1. The cost may exceed our budget.
2. Do not exceed the speed limit.
3. Her results exceeded our expectations.

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#102

exclude

Verb

Example sentences

1. The price excludes tax and delivery.
2. We should not exclude anyone from the discussion.
3. The doctor excluded infection as the cause.

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#103

explicit

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The instructions were explicit and easy to follow.
2. The teacher gave explicit permission to leave early.
3. Be explicit about what you need.

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#104

exploit

Verb

Example sentences

1. Some companies exploit workers by paying very low wages.
2. We should exploit the full potential of solar energy.
3. The attacker tried to exploit a weakness in the system.

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#105

facilitate

Verb

Example sentences

1. The new road will facilitate trade between the towns.
2. Pictures can facilitate understanding.
3. The teacher facilitated a useful discussion.

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#106

feasible

Adjective

Example sentences

1. The plan is feasible if we have enough money.
2. Working from home is not feasible for every job.
3. We need to find a feasible solution.

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#107

fluctuate

Verb

Example sentences

1. Food prices often fluctuate during the year.
2. Her energy level fluctuates from day to day.
3. The temperature can fluctuate greatly in the desert.

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#108

formulate

Verb

Example sentences

1. The team met to formulate a new plan.
2. Scientists formulated a hypothesis after reviewing the data.
3. She carefully formulated her answer.

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#109

fundamental

Adjective

Example sentences

1. Trust is fundamental to a strong relationship.
2. Reading is a fundamental skill.
3. The two sides have fundamental differences.

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#110

generate

Verb

Example sentences

1. Solar panels generate electricity from sunlight.
2. The event generated a lot of interest.
3. This idea could generate new jobs.

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#111

hypothesis

Noun

Example sentences

1. The scientist tested her hypothesis in the laboratory.
2. Our hypothesis is that sleep improves memory.
3. The results did not support the original hypothesis.

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#112

identify

Verb

Example sentences

1. Can you identify the person in this photo?
2. We need to identify the cause of the problem.
3. The test helps identify weak areas in your English.

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#113

illustrate

Verb

Example sentences

1. This example illustrates the main point.
2. The book is illustrated with colorful pictures.
3. Her story illustrates how difficult the journey was.

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#114

imply

Verb

Example sentences

1. His silence seemed to imply agreement.
2. The report implies that changes are needed.
3. I did not mean to imply that you were wrong.

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#115

impose

Verb

Example sentences

1. The school may impose a new dress rule.
2. Do not impose your opinions on others.
3. The storm imposed serious limits on travel.

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#116

incentive

Noun

Example sentences

1. The bonus gave workers an incentive to improve.
2. Lower prices may provide an incentive to buy.
3. The prize is a strong incentive for students to join.

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#117

incidence

Noun

Example sentences

1. The incidence of the disease has fallen.
2. Road safety programs reduced the incidence of accidents.
3. The study examined the incidence of stress among workers.

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#118

incorporate

Verb

Example sentences

1. We should incorporate your ideas into the plan.
2. The design incorporates several safety features.
3. Try to incorporate exercise into your daily routine.

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#119

indicate

Verb

Example sentences

1. The sign indicates the way to the airport.
2. The results indicate that the treatment is working.
3. Please indicate your choice on the form.

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#120

infer

Verb

Example sentences

1. From her smile, I inferred that she was pleased.
2. Readers can infer the meaning from the context.
3. We cannot infer guilt from silence alone.

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