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SSAT Vocab 2 of 6

Benny's SSAT Words A-E (2)

WORDDEFINITION
abstain to refrain
abstract theoretical; not concrete; difficult to understand
accentuate to emphasize; to make prominent
acrimony bitterness; anger
adulation high praise; admiration
advocate a supporter; a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea
aesthetic pertaining to beauty; artistic
affirmation agreement
aggregate whole; total
agile nimble; quick moving; light footed
agnostic one who claims that the existence and nature of God is unknowable
alienated socially disoriented; feeling distant or different from others
ambiguous unclear; having more than one meaning
ambrosia food that is delightful; the food of the gods
ample plentiful; abundant
amplify to increase; to expand
amulet ornament that works as a charm against evil
analogous comparable
annul to nullify; cancel
anterior near the front OPP:posterior
anthology a collection of literary pieces
anthropomorphic relating human traits to non-humans
antiquity ancient times; object that is ancient
apocryphal fictional; being of questionable authenticity
appall shocking
arbitrary randomly chosen; Uncertain; accidental; discretionary
arboreal of or living in trees
archipelago large group of islands
arsenal place where weapons are stored
artifact historical relic; any object made, modified, or used by people
artisan a crafts person; a skilled manual worker
askew crooked; turned or twisted to one side
aspersion false rumor; slander
assertion a declaration of truth; a statement
asylum refuge; a place of protection
auditory relating to hearing
augment to expand; to increase; to add to
authoritarian extremely strict; demanding obedience; dictatorial
autonomous separate; independent
auxiliary helpful; supportive
aversion intense dislike
avert to move away; to turn away
avow to declare
awry amiss;away from the expected course
axiom premise; a well-known truth or saying
ballad popular romantic song
belated delayed; late
bisect to divide into two equal halves
blasphemous irreligious;grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred
blatant very obvious; shameless
bleak hopeless;
bolster to support; to uphold
bountiful abundant; plentiful
buffoon fool; clown
burly strong; solid
byway back road
callous insensitive; emotionally hard
camaraderie chumminess; easy familiarity and sociability; friendship
causality relationship between cause and effect
caustic burning; sarcastic; harsh or corrosive in tone
coercion force; compelling by force of authority; making someone do something
coherent logical; understandable
cohesive unified;organized in an easy-to-understand arrangement
collaborate to work together
colloquial informal speech or writing; conversational speech; sometimes slang
commemorate remember with a ceremony or observation
commend to praise
commute to travel to work; OR to make less severe
compile to compose out of materials from other documents; to fdraw up; to collect into a list
compliance obedience
composure calmness
comprehensive complete; thorough
concave a surface that is curved inward; OPP:Convex
conception an idea; a concept
concur to agree; to happen together
condemn to blame; to sentence (as a criminal)
condescending behaving with a superior attitude
confidant a person in whom one shares secrets; a person you confide with
confiscate appropriated; taken without permission or consent especially by public authority
confound to baffle; to perplex
congruity correspondence; harmony
connive to conspire; to scheme
connoisseur an expert
conscientious hardworking; diligent
consensus general agreement
consolation act of comforting; alleviation of sorrow or mental distress
consolidate to combine; to make stronger
conspicuous very obvious
construe to interpret; make sense of; assign a meaning to
Created by: bennyf
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