DIGITAL SAT VOCABULARY WORDS IN
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,speculate [v.] to guess about the possible causes or effects of something, without knowing all the
facts or details
impartial [adj.] unbiased; neutral
persistent [adj.] refusing to give up; insistent or stubborn
mandatory [adj.] required, obligatory
offhand [adv., adj.] casual; done without prior thought
circumvent [v.] to get around; to bypass
eclipse [v.] darken; extinguish; surpass
fabricate [v.] to make up (for the purpose of deception), invent
exemplify [v.] to show or illustrate by example
discernible [adj.] distinguishable; able to be perceived by a sense
inconclusive [adj.] providing no clear answer or solution
unbiased [adj.] Showing no prejudice for or against something; impartial
synchronization [n.] the act or result of events happening at the same time
moderation [n.] the practice of maintaining a balanced and measured approach; avoiding extremes
or excesses.
repudiate [v.] to disown, reject, or deny the validity of
, proclaim [v.] to announce or declare publicly
foretell [v.] to tell beforehand; to predict
recant [v.] to formally withdraw; to revoke
skeptical [adj.] inclined to doubt; slow to accept something as true
disconcerting [adj.] causing one to feel unsettled or uncomfortable
imperceptible [adj.] impossible or difficult to perceive by the mind or senses
substantial [adj.] large, important; major, significant
strenuous [adj.] needing much effort; using a lot of energy
interject [v.] to insert or throw an idea in abruptly
prescribe [v.] to lay down a rule; to dictate
prevail [v.] to prove more powerful than opposing forces; to be victorious
succumb [v.] to give way to superior force, yield
diverge [v.] to move or extend in different directions
deceptive [adj.] intending to mislead or trick
innocuous [adj.] not harmful or offensive
CONTEXT COMPLETE 250+ WORD LIST
WITH MEANINGS AND EXAMPLES
| GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS
Updated 2026 Questions and Answers
100% Verified Exam Prep and Comprehensive
Rationales Included
,speculate [v.] to guess about the possible causes or effects of something, without knowing all the
facts or details
impartial [adj.] unbiased; neutral
persistent [adj.] refusing to give up; insistent or stubborn
mandatory [adj.] required, obligatory
offhand [adv., adj.] casual; done without prior thought
circumvent [v.] to get around; to bypass
eclipse [v.] darken; extinguish; surpass
fabricate [v.] to make up (for the purpose of deception), invent
exemplify [v.] to show or illustrate by example
discernible [adj.] distinguishable; able to be perceived by a sense
inconclusive [adj.] providing no clear answer or solution
unbiased [adj.] Showing no prejudice for or against something; impartial
synchronization [n.] the act or result of events happening at the same time
moderation [n.] the practice of maintaining a balanced and measured approach; avoiding extremes
or excesses.
repudiate [v.] to disown, reject, or deny the validity of
, proclaim [v.] to announce or declare publicly
foretell [v.] to tell beforehand; to predict
recant [v.] to formally withdraw; to revoke
skeptical [adj.] inclined to doubt; slow to accept something as true
disconcerting [adj.] causing one to feel unsettled or uncomfortable
imperceptible [adj.] impossible or difficult to perceive by the mind or senses
substantial [adj.] large, important; major, significant
strenuous [adj.] needing much effort; using a lot of energy
interject [v.] to insert or throw an idea in abruptly
prescribe [v.] to lay down a rule; to dictate
prevail [v.] to prove more powerful than opposing forces; to be victorious
succumb [v.] to give way to superior force, yield
diverge [v.] to move or extend in different directions
deceptive [adj.] intending to mislead or trick
innocuous [adj.] not harmful or offensive
