SAT - Agility ’s topics
Pack 1
78 words
Pack 2
79 words
Pack 3
79 words
Pack 4
78 words
Pack 5
78 words
Pack 6
77 words
Pack 7
78 words
Pack 8
78 words
Pack 9
78 words
Pack 10
79 words
Pack 11
78 words
Pack 12
76 words
Pack 13
77 words
Pack 14
76 words
Pack 15
76 words
Pack 16
77 words
Pack 17
77 words
Pack 18
77 words
Pack 19
56 words
Pack 20
56 words
Pack 21
56 words
Pack 22
56 words
Pack 23
56 words
Pack 24
56 words
Pack 25
56 words
SAT - Agility
This SAT - Agility includes 1788 commonly asked words in SAT test. Therefore, it is suitable for those who intend to take the SAT.
1788 words / 25 topics
Pack 1
Pack 2
Pack 3
Pack 4
Pack 5
Pack 6
Pack 7
Pack 8
Pack 9
Pack 10
Pack 11
Pack 12
Pack 13
Pack 14
Pack 15
Pack 16
Pack 17
Pack 18
Pack 19
Pack 20
Pack 21
Pack 22
Pack 23
Pack 24
Pack 25
absorb
verb
/æb'sɔrb/
Context
Add
Definition
soak up : to take in or soak up like a sponge
Her interest in butterflies absorbs her completely
Translated by Google
test
bold
noun
/boʊld/
Context
Add
Definition
brave : brave, daring, or confident
"The book title is printed in bold."
Translated by Google
test
concerned
adj
/kən'sɜrnd/
Context
Add
Definition
worried : worried or anxious
a memorandum to those concerned
Translated by Google
test
dilemma
noun
/dɪ'lɛmə/
Context
Add
Definition
no-win situation : difficult choice between two or more alternatives
The dilemma was over how to protect a charming little island and at the same time allow economic development on it.
Translated by Google
test
doubt
noun
/daʊt/
Context
Add
Definition
uncertainty : feeling of uncertainty
She is without a doubt (= certainly) one of the best students I’ve ever had.
Translated by Google
test
exact
verb
/ɪɡ'zækt/
Context
Add
Definition
precise : precise or accurate in every way
to exact revenge
Translated by Google
test
gigantic
adj
/dʒaɪ'ɡæntɪk/
Context
Add
Definition
huge : extremely large
a gigantic redwood
Translated by Google
test
independent
adj
/,ɪndɪ'pɛndənt/
Context
Add
Definition
self-sufficient : not dependent on anyone for survival
the main (or independent) clause in a complex sentence has at least a subject and a verb
Translated by Google
test
lessen
verb
/'lɛsən/
Context
Add
Definition
reduce : to diminish or make become less
Keeping your weight down can lessen the risk of heart disease.
Translated by Google
test
obvious
adj
/'ɑbviəs/
Context
Add
Definition
easy to see : easily perceived or understood
obvious errors
Translated by Google
test
rival
verb
/'raɪvəl/
Context
Add
Definition
opponent : competitor or adversary
Nothing can rival cotton for durability
Translated by Google
test
soothe
verb
/suð/
Context
Add
Definition
calm : to calm or reduce pain
I picked up the crying child and tried to soothe her.
Translated by Google
test
territory
noun
/'tɛrɪ,toʊri/
Context
Add
Definition
area : area of land or region
Maryland gave up territory to form Washington, DC.
Translated by Google
test
unchangeable
adj
/ən'tʃeɪndʒəbəl/
Context
Add
Definition
unalterable : unable to be altered
a fixed and unchangeable part of the germ plasm
Translated by Google
test
wander
verb
/'wɑndər/
Context
Add
Definition
stroll : to move casually or leisurely
the wandering Jew
Translated by Google
test
abase
verb
/ə'beɪs/
Context
Add
Definition
humiliate : to cause to feel shame
Translated by Google
test
departure
noun
/dɪ'pɑrʧər/
Context
Add
Definition
act of leaving : act of leaving, particularly on a plane
Our departure was delayed because of bad weather.
Translated by Google
test
derisive
adj
/dɪ'raɪsɪv/
Context
Add
Definition
sneering : expressing contempt or ridicule
derisive laughter
Translated by Google
test
detrimental
adj
/,dɛtrə'mɛntəl/
Context
Add
Definition
harmful : causing harm or injury
These chemicals have a detrimental effect/impact on the environment.
Translated by Google
test
dogged
adj
/'dɔɡɪd/
Context
Add
Definition
determined : stubbornly unyielding
dogged persistence
Translated by Google
test
domesticate
verb
/də'mɛstə,keɪt/
Context
Add
Definition
tame : to tame and keep as a pet
Translated by Google
test
fervent
adj
/'fɜrvənt/
Context
Add
Definition
passionate : characterized by intense emotion
a fervent desire to change society
Translated by Google
test
glistening
adj
/ ˈglɪsənɪŋ/
Context
Add
Definition
shining : reflecting light
glistening bodies of swimmers
Translated by Google
test
impair
verb
/æN_'pɛR/
Context
Add
Definition
damage : to make worse or less effective
Lack of sleep impaired her ability to think clearly.
Translated by Google
test
infamous
adj
/'ɪnfəməs/
Context
Add
Definition
notorious : known widely and usually unfavorably
the infamous Benedict Arnold
Translated by Google
test
irksome
adj
/'ɜrksəm/
Context
Add
Definition
annoying : irritating or annoying
what an irksome task the writing of long letters is
Translated by Google
test
jettison
verb
/'dʒɛtɪsən/
Context
Add
Definition
discard : to throw out of a ship or plane
Some of her material will probably be jettisoned for the TV show.
Translated by Google
test
malcontented
Context
Add
Definition
unsatisfied : discontented as toward authority
Translated by Google
test
mandatory
noun
/'mændə,toʊri/
Context
Add
Definition
required : required by rule
"This meeting is mandatory for all employees."
Translated by Google
test
monolith
noun
/'mɑnəlɪθ/
Context
Add
Definition
massive whole : single great stone
"The monolith is a tourist attraction."
Translated by Google
test
objective
adj
/əb'dʒɛktɪv/
Context
Add
Definition
unbiased : based on facts rather than emotions
objective case
Translated by Google
test
oust
verb
/aʊst/
Context
Add
Definition
expel : to remove from a position or office
The chairman was ousted after he misappropriated funds
Translated by Google
test
archaic
adj
/ɑr'keɪɪk/
Context
Add
Definition
very old : so old as seeming to belong to an earlier period
archaic laws
Translated by Google
test
plethora
noun
/'plɛθərə/
Context
Add
Definition
excess : extreme excess
a plethora of excuses/agencies/diet books
Translated by Google
test
pristine
adj
/'prɪstin/
Context
Add
Definition
unspoiled : completely pure or free from dirt or contamination
pristine mountain snow
Translated by Google
test
reconcile
verb
/'rɛkən,saɪl/
Context
Add
Definition
harmonize : to come to terms
How do we reconcile the seemingly contradictory notions of cutting taxes and balancing the budget?
Translated by Google
test
fragrant
adj
/'freɪgrənt/
Context
Add
Definition
scented : having a strong, pleasant odor
The sauce itself was light, fragrant and slightly sweet.
Translated by Google
test
robust
adj
/roʊ'bəst/
Context
Add
Definition
healthy : sturdy and strong in form
a robust claret
Translated by Google
test
scrupulous
adj
/'skrupjʊləs/
Context
Add
Definition
conscientious : characterized by extreme care and great effort
scrupulous attention to details
Translated by Google
test
skepticism
noun
/'skɛptɪ,sɪzəm/
Context
Add
Definition
doubt : doubt about the truth of something
"There is a lot of skepticism about the origin of man."
Translated by Google
test
stoic
adj
/'stoʊɪk/
Context
Add
Definition
uncomplaining : seeming unaffected by pleasure or pain
stoic courage
Translated by Google
test
sullen
adj
/'sələn/
Context
Add
Definition
gloomy : bad-tempered and gloomy
fig. The skies looked very sullen (= dark and unpleasant).
Translated by Google
test
turbulent
adj
/'tɜrbjələnt/
Context
Add
Definition
agitated : characterized by conflict or disorder
a turbulent and unruly childhood
Translated by Google
test
veracity
noun
/və'ræsɪti/
Context
Add
Definition
truthfulness : truth or honesty
Doubts were cast on the veracity of her alibi.
Translated by Google
test
abdicate
verb
/'æbdə,keɪt/
Context
Add
Definition
renounce : to give up power or duties and obligations
The King abdicated when he married a divorcee
Translated by Google
test
condone
verb
/kən'doʊn/
Context
Add
Definition
excuse : to excuse, overlook, or make allowances for
She condoned her husband's occasional infidelities
Translated by Google
test
blithe
adj
/blaɪð/
Context
Add
Definition
uncaring : lacking or showing a lack of due concern
was loved for her blithe spirit
Translated by Google
test
ensemble
noun
/ɑn'sɑmbəl/
Context
Add
Definition
cast of characters : group of people, especially actors or musicians
I admired her ensemble of coat, hat, and shoes.
Translated by Google
test
defective
adj
/dɪ'fɛktɪv/
Context
Add
Definition
faulty : faulty or imperfect
I returned the appliance because it was defective
Translated by Google
test
alternate
verb
/'ɔltər,neɪt/
Context
Add
Definition
fluctuate : to go back and forth
The children alternated between being excited and being tired.
Translated by Google
test
encroach
verb
/ɛn'kroʊʧ/
Context
Add
Definition
intrude upon : to intrude upon
These devices are encroaching on people’s privacy.
Translated by Google
test
enlighten
verb
/ɛn'laɪtən/
Context
Add
Definition
make aware : to give knowledge, especially spiritual
We hope the pamphlet will enlighten voters about the issues.
Translated by Google
test
herbivore
noun
/'hɜrbə,voʊr/
Context
Add
Definition
plant eater : animal that feeds chiefly on plants
horses are herbivores
Translated by Google
test
potential
noun
/pə'tɛnʃəl/
Context
Add
Definition
possible : possible to come into being
She keeps saying I should live up to my potential.
Translated by Google
test
franchise
noun
/'frænʧaɪz/
Context
Add
Definition
right to vote : the right to vote or a permit to run a business
"'The popular film franchise earned billions at the box office."
Translated by Google
test
monologue
noun
/'mɑnə,lɔɡ/
Context
Add
Definition
soliloquy : long speech by one person
Translated by Google
test
abandon
noun
/ə'bændən/
Context
Add
Definition
leave behind : to leave behind or give up
"They all danced with wild abandon."
Translated by Google
test
cerebral
adj
/'sɛrəbrəl/
Context
Add
Definition
intellectual : involving intelligence rather than emotions or instinct
a cerebral approach to the problem
Translated by Google
test
annoying
adj
/ə'nɔɪɪŋ/
Context
Add
Definition
irritating : irritating, bothersome, or pestering
tapping an annoying rhythm on his glass with his fork
Translated by Google
test
concrete
noun
/'kɑnkrit/
Context
Add
Definition
tangible : not abstract or imaginary
concrete steps
Translated by Google
test
bizarre
adj
/bɪ'zɑr/
Context
Add
Definition
offbeat : grossly unconventional or unusual
restaurants of bizarre design--one like a hat, another like a rabbit
Translated by Google
test
inclement
adj
/ɪn'klɛmənt/
Context
Add
Definition
severe : severe weather or a person showing no mercy
The concert in the park was postponed because of the inclement weather.
Translated by Google
test
perceive
verb
/pər'siv/
Context
Add
Definition
notice : to comprehend or become aware of
I could perceive the ship coming over the horizon
Translated by Google
test
thankful
adj
/'θæŋkfəl/
Context
Add
Definition
appreciative : feeling or showing gratitude and relief
a thankful smile
Translated by Google
test
rapport
noun
/ræ'poʊr/
Context
Add
Definition
fellowship : cordial relationship based on trust
She has a good rapport with her staff.
Translated by Google
test
cowardly
adj
/'kaʊərdli/
Context
Add
Definition
lacking courage : lacking courage
cowardly dogs, ye will not aid me then
Translated by Google
test
reinforce
verb
/,riɪn'foʊrs/
Context
Add
Definition
strengthen : to make stronger
Let's reinforce good behavior
Translated by Google
test
solitary
noun
/'sɑlɪ,tɛri/
Context
Add
Definition
alone : not involving anyone else
"There is a solitary house on that hill."
Translated by Google
test
atrocious
adj
/ə'troʊʃəs/
Context
Add
Definition
appalling : awful, exceptionally bad, or displeasing
an atrocious automobile accident
Translated by Google
test
complete
adj
/kəm'plit/
Context
Add
Definition
finish : to come or bring to a finish or end
a complete coward
Translated by Google
test
courteous
adj
/'kɜrtiəs/
Context
Add
Definition
polite : exhibiting grace and politeness
The ticket clerk was courteous and helpful.
Translated by Google
test
powerless
adj
/'paʊərlɪs/
Context
Add
Definition
helpless : lacking power
The government seems powerless to do anything about the rising price of oil.
Translated by Google
test
delusion
noun
/dɪ'luʒən/
Context
Add
Definition
misconception : belief that is not true
We have no delusions that these kids are going to play pro basketball, but they are having fun.
Translated by Google
test
acclaim
verb
/ə'kleɪm/
Context
Add
Definition
praise : to praise strongly
Marion was acclaimed president of the club.
Translated by Google
test
haughty
adj
/'hɔti/
Context
Add
Definition
arrogant : arrogantly superior to others
haughty aristocrats
Translated by Google
test
abstract
adj
/'æbstrækt/
Context
Add
Definition
conceptual : theoretical or not having concrete existence
a large abstract painting
Translated by Google
test
reckless
adj
/'rɛklɪs/
Context
Add
Definition
rash : done without thinking about the consequences
became the fiercest and most reckless of partisans
Translated by Google
test
pensive
adj
/'pɛnsɪv/
Context
Add
Definition
reflective : reflecting serious or deep thought
James was more pensive than usual.
Translated by Google
test