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TPR vocab
SAT vocabulary
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Abase | to humiliate |
| Abet | to support or encourage someone (esp about something wrong) |
| Abeyance | suspension |
| Abjure | to deny |
| Abomination | something that causes disgust or hatred (abhor) |
| Aboriginal | native |
| Abound | to be very numerous |
| Abrogate | To abolish or cancel formally |
| Accede | to consent, approval |
| Accentuate | emphasize, stress |
| Access | the right or ability to enter or use |
| Acclaim | to praise publicly and enthusiastically |
| Accord | be in agreement |
| Accouterments | (additional items) Personal equipment (clothing, accessories) |
| Accrue | increasing amounts (accumulate) over time |
| Acquisitive | seeking or tending to acquire; greedy |
| Acquit | to find not guilty; to behave |
| Acronym | a word made up of initials |
| Adage | a traditional saying |
| Adduce | to cite as evidence |
| Adjourn | to suspend, pause or postpone |
| Adjunct | an assistant; added or connected with something else |
| Ad-lib | to improvise |
| Advent | arrival of a notable person, or event |
| Adventitious | associated or connected by chance; accidental |
| Advocate | publicly support |
| Affidavit | a sworn written statement before an official |
| Affiliate | to become closely associated or connected with |
| Affliction | misery, illness, suffering |
| Afford | provide, able to manage |
| Affront | deliberate act of disrespect/ insult |
| Aftermath | consequence; events following some occurrence |
| Aggrandize | to exaggerate or cause to appear greater |
| Aggrieve | to mistreat |
| Aghast | filled with great shock or fear |
| Alchemy | magical process of transformation |
| Alienate | unwelcome someone |
| Allegiance | loyalty |
| Allegory | story in which the characters and events have symbolic meaning |
| Allot | allocate or assign |
| Altercation | argument, quarrel |
| Amass | to pile up; accumulate |
| Amid | in the middle of |
| Amity | friendship |
| Anathema | something or someone that one vehemently dislikes |
| Ancillary | lower in order or importance; providing assistance |
| Angst | felling of anxiety or dread |
| Animated | full of life, action or spirit |
| Annex | attach |
| Annuity | Annual or regular allowance or income |
| Antedate | to be older than |
| Anterior | situated in front; before |
| Anthology | a collection (esp literary works) |
| Anthropomorphic | attributing human characteristics to non human animals or objects, 의인법 |
| Antipodal | exactly opposite |
| Antiquity | ancient times; quality of being old |
| Aperture | a hole, gap |
| Apex | highest point; peak |
| Apogee | apex, highest point |
| Apoplexy | stroke, unconsciousness |
| Apostasy | abandonment or rejection of faith or loyalty |
| Appalling | causing horror |