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Barron's word list 1

SAT word list 1

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Abase v. lower; humiliate
abash v. embarrass
abate v. subside; decrease, lessen
abbreviate v. shorten
abdicate v. renounce; give up
abduction n. kidnapping
aberrant n. abnormal or deviant
abet v. aid, usually in doing something wrong; encourage
abhor v. detest; hate
abject adj. wretched; lacking pride
abjure v. renounce upon oath; adjuration, n.
abnegation n. repudiation; self-sacrifice
abolish v. cancel; put an end to
abominable adj. detestable; extremely unpleasant
aboriginal adj., n. being the first of its kind in a region; primitive; native. aborigines, n.
abortive adj. unsuccessful; fruitless; abort, v.
abrade v. wear away by friction; scrape; erode
abrasive adj. rubbing away; tending to grind down
abridge v. condense or shorten
ABSCOND v. depart secretly and hide
absolute adj. complete; totally unlimited
absolve v. pardon (an offense)
absorb v. assimilate or incorporate; suck or drink up; wholly engage; absorption, n.
abstain v. refrain; hold oneself back voluntarily from an action or practice
abstemious adj. sparing in eating and drinking; temperate
abstinence n. restraint from eating or drinking
abstract adj. theoretical; not concrete
abstruse adj. obscure; profound; difficult to understand
abundant adj. plentiful
abusive adj. coarsely insulting; physically harmful
abut v. borer upon; adjoin
abysmal adj. bottomless
abyss n. enormous chasm; vast bottomless pit
academic adj. relate to a school; not practical or directly useful
accede v. agree
accelerate v. move faster
accentuate v. emphasize; stress
accessible adj. easy to approach; obtainable
accessory n. additional object; useful but not essential thing
acclaim v. applaud; announce with great approval
acclimate v. adjust to climate
acclivity n. sharp up slope of a hill
accolade n. award of merit
accommodate v. oblige or help someone
accomplice n. partner in crime
accord n. agreement
accost v. approach and speak first to a person
accoutre v. equip
acerbity n. bitterness of speech and temper
acetic adj. vinegary
acidulous adj. slightly sour; sharp, caustic
acknowledge v. recognize; admit
acme n. top; pinnacle
acoustics n. science of sound; quality that makes a room easy or hard to hear in
acquiesce v. assent; agree without protesting; acquiescence, n; acquiescent, adj.
acquire v. obtain
acquittal n. deliverance from a charge
acrid adj. sharply; bitterly pungent
acrimonious adj; bitter in words or manner; acrimony, n.
acrophobia n. fear of heights
actuarial adj. calculating; pertaining to insurance statistics
acuity n. sharpness
acumen n. mental keenness
acute adj. quickly perceptive; keen; brief and severe
adage n. wise-saying; proverb
adamant adj. hard; inflexible
adapt v. alter; modify
addiction n. compulsive, habitual need
addle v. muddle; drive crazy; become rotten; addled, adj
address v. direct a speech to; deal with or discuss
adept adj. expert at
adhere v. stick fast; adhesion, n
adherent n. supporter; follower
adjacent adj. adjoining
adjunct n. something added or attached
admonition n. warning; admonish, v.
adorn v. decorate; adornment, n.
adroit adj. skillful
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