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SAT VOCABULARY EXAM LATEST UPDATES -2025/2026-
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED SUCCESS
antipathy
strong feeling against, dislike for
dogma
firmly held disbelief
pertinent
clearly relevant
paradox
seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction
anomalous
irregular, unusual
viscous
having a thick consistency, gelatinous
ephemeral
fleeting, or short life or duration
corroborate
to confirm or make certain
implicit
implied, tacitly understood
lucid
clear, understandable
prodigal
foolishly generous, not thrifty
feign
, 2
to pretend
specious
having the deceptive look of truth
arbitrary
random, capricious, impartial
intrepid
bold, fearless
antagonism
hostility, enmity
variance
difference, disagreement
incompatible
not well matched, unsuited
isolate
to separate and make alone or single
sever
to cut off completely
synthesis
the combination of diverse elements into one
engender
to create, foster
discrete
distinct, separate
disperse
to spread out
eccentric
unusual, strange
redundant
repetitive, and thus unnecessary
, 3
precursor
a necessary predecessor
defer
to postpone or to submit to another
catalyst
a thing that sets another in motion or causes change
disarm
to deprive of weapons or to win over, ingratiate
prone
inclined, or the position of lying face down
profound
deep, thoughtful
torque
rotational force, twist
digress
to move away from
diverge
to go apart in different directions
tangential
peripheral, no on the subject at hand
porous
having pores, having minute holes
plummet
to fall suddenly
circumlocution
excessive speaking, wordiness
perturb
to disquiet, upset
opaque
, 4
not transparent, not letting light through
impenetrable
unable to penetrate, pierced
desiccate
to dry out, dehydrate
phenomenon
an occurrence
tacit
unspoken yet understood
whimsy
caprice, a playful thing
abstract
theoretical or to summarize or a summary
inherent
in the essential nature of a thing
dubious
doubtful, questionable
platitude
a trite saying, bromide
fallacy
a logical flaw, mistake
demur
to hesitate, protest
assert
to state without need of proof
refute
to disprove, to argue against
inquisitive
curious, seeking knowledge
SAT VOCABULARY EXAM LATEST UPDATES -2025/2026-
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED SUCCESS
antipathy
strong feeling against, dislike for
dogma
firmly held disbelief
pertinent
clearly relevant
paradox
seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction
anomalous
irregular, unusual
viscous
having a thick consistency, gelatinous
ephemeral
fleeting, or short life or duration
corroborate
to confirm or make certain
implicit
implied, tacitly understood
lucid
clear, understandable
prodigal
foolishly generous, not thrifty
feign
, 2
to pretend
specious
having the deceptive look of truth
arbitrary
random, capricious, impartial
intrepid
bold, fearless
antagonism
hostility, enmity
variance
difference, disagreement
incompatible
not well matched, unsuited
isolate
to separate and make alone or single
sever
to cut off completely
synthesis
the combination of diverse elements into one
engender
to create, foster
discrete
distinct, separate
disperse
to spread out
eccentric
unusual, strange
redundant
repetitive, and thus unnecessary
, 3
precursor
a necessary predecessor
defer
to postpone or to submit to another
catalyst
a thing that sets another in motion or causes change
disarm
to deprive of weapons or to win over, ingratiate
prone
inclined, or the position of lying face down
profound
deep, thoughtful
torque
rotational force, twist
digress
to move away from
diverge
to go apart in different directions
tangential
peripheral, no on the subject at hand
porous
having pores, having minute holes
plummet
to fall suddenly
circumlocution
excessive speaking, wordiness
perturb
to disquiet, upset
opaque
, 4
not transparent, not letting light through
impenetrable
unable to penetrate, pierced
desiccate
to dry out, dehydrate
phenomenon
an occurrence
tacit
unspoken yet understood
whimsy
caprice, a playful thing
abstract
theoretical or to summarize or a summary
inherent
in the essential nature of a thing
dubious
doubtful, questionable
platitude
a trite saying, bromide
fallacy
a logical flaw, mistake
demur
to hesitate, protest
assert
to state without need of proof
refute
to disprove, to argue against
inquisitive
curious, seeking knowledge
