SAT Words (College Panda)
aesthetic (adj.)—ANSWER-concerned with beauty or the appreciation of
beauty (49%)
undermine (v.)—ANSWER-to damage or weaken the foundation; sabotage
(49%)
profound (adj.)—ANSWER-having great depth or insight (45%)
refute (v.)—ANSWER-to prove false; overthrow by argument (45%)
skeptical (adj.)—ANSWER-doubtful; disbelieving (45%)
ambivalent (adj.)—ANSWER-having mixed feelings (44%)
hostile (adj.)—ANSWER-unfriendly; having ill will (44%)
condemn (v.)—ANSWER-to express strong disapproval of (40%)
assert (v.)—ANSWER-to confidently make a statement (38%)
nostalgia (n.)—ANSWER-a longing for the past (38%)
, pretense (n.)—ANSWER-a false appearance or action intended to deceive
(38%)
cynical (adj.)—ANSWER-wary of people's motives; believing people are
selfish (36%)
obscure (adj.)—ANSWER-unclear; hard to perceive (36%)
convention (n.)—ANSWER-accepted tradition or practice (35%)
contempt (n.)—ANSWER-a feeling that someone is inferior or worthless;
scorn (33%)
foster (v.)—ANSWER-to bring up; nurture (33%)
pragmatic (adj.)—ANSWER-practical; concerned with usefulness in the
real world (33%)
revere (v.)—ANSWER-to regard with respect and awe (33%)
anecdote (n.)—ANSWER-short personal story (31%)
disparage (v.)—ANSWER-to speak of someone in a disrespectful way;
belittle (31%)
exemplary (adj.)—ANSWER-perfect; worthy of following (31%)
substantiate (v.)—ANSWER-to support with proof; verify (31%)
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aesthetic (adj.)—ANSWER-concerned with beauty or the appreciation of
beauty (49%)
undermine (v.)—ANSWER-to damage or weaken the foundation; sabotage
(49%)
profound (adj.)—ANSWER-having great depth or insight (45%)
refute (v.)—ANSWER-to prove false; overthrow by argument (45%)
skeptical (adj.)—ANSWER-doubtful; disbelieving (45%)
ambivalent (adj.)—ANSWER-having mixed feelings (44%)
hostile (adj.)—ANSWER-unfriendly; having ill will (44%)
condemn (v.)—ANSWER-to express strong disapproval of (40%)
assert (v.)—ANSWER-to confidently make a statement (38%)
nostalgia (n.)—ANSWER-a longing for the past (38%)
, pretense (n.)—ANSWER-a false appearance or action intended to deceive
(38%)
cynical (adj.)—ANSWER-wary of people's motives; believing people are
selfish (36%)
obscure (adj.)—ANSWER-unclear; hard to perceive (36%)
convention (n.)—ANSWER-accepted tradition or practice (35%)
contempt (n.)—ANSWER-a feeling that someone is inferior or worthless;
scorn (33%)
foster (v.)—ANSWER-to bring up; nurture (33%)
pragmatic (adj.)—ANSWER-practical; concerned with usefulness in the
real world (33%)
revere (v.)—ANSWER-to regard with respect and awe (33%)
anecdote (n.)—ANSWER-short personal story (31%)
disparage (v.)—ANSWER-to speak of someone in a disrespectful way;
belittle (31%)
exemplary (adj.)—ANSWER-perfect; worthy of following (31%)
substantiate (v.)—ANSWER-to support with proof; verify (31%)
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald