Digital SAT Vocabulary: Words in Context (250+ vocabulary words)

Digital SAT Vocabulary: Words in
Context (250+ vocabulary words)

speculate [v.]—ANSWER--to guess about the possible causes or effects of

something, without knowing all the facts or details


impartial [adj.]—ANSWER--unbiased; neutral


persistent [adj.]—ANSWER--refusing to give up; insistent or stubborn


mandatory [adj.]—ANSWER--required, obligatory


offhand [adv., adj.]—ANSWER--casual; done without prior thought


circumvent [v.]—ANSWER--to get around; to bypass


eclipse [v.]—ANSWER--darken; extinguish; surpass


fabricate [v.]—ANSWER--to make up (for the purpose of deception), invent


exemplify [v.]—ANSWER--to show or illustrate by example


discernible [adj.]—ANSWER--distinguishable; able to be perceived by a

sense

inconclusive [adj.]—ANSWER--providing no clear answer or solution

, unbiased [adj.]—ANSWER--Showing no prejudice for or against something;

impartial


synchronization [n.]—ANSWER--the act or result of events happening at

the same time


moderation [n.]—ANSWER--the practice of maintaining a balanced and

measured approach; avoiding extremes or excesses.


repudiate [v.]—ANSWER--to disown, reject, or deny the validity of


proclaim [v.]—ANSWER--to announce or declare publicly


foretell [v.]—ANSWER--to tell beforehand; to predict


recant [v.]—ANSWER--to formally withdraw; to revoke


skeptical [adj.]—ANSWER--inclined to doubt; slow to accept something as

true


disconcerting [adj.]—ANSWER--causing one to feel unsettled or

uncomfortable


imperceptible [adj.]—ANSWER--impossible or difficult to perceive by the

mind or senses


substantial [adj.]—ANSWER--large, important; major, significant

strenuous [adj.]—ANSWER--needing much effort; using a lot of energy
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