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Words with Double
Meaning 2026 | SAT
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,abase (v.) to humiliate
abate (v.) to reduce
abdicate (v.) to give up a position, usually one of leadership
abduct (v.) to kidnap
aberration (n.) something that differs from the norm
abet (v.) to help
abhor (v.) to hate
abide 1. (v.) to put up with
2. (v.) to remain
abject (adj.) pitiful
abjure (v.) to reject
abnegation (n.) denial of comfort to oneself
abort (v.) to give halfway on something
abridge (v.) to shorten
abrogate (v.) to abolish, usually by authority
abscond (v.) to sneak away and hide
,absolution (n.) freedom from blame, guilt, sin
abstain (v.) to choose not to commit an action
abstruse (adj.) hard to comprehend
accede (v.) to agree
accentuate (v.) to stress
accessible (adj.) obtainable
acclaim (n.) high praise
accolade 1. (n.) high praise
2. (n.) special distinction
accommodating (adj.) helpful, obliging, polite
accord (n.) an agreement
accost (v.) to confront verbally
accretion (n.) slow growth in size or amount
acerbic (adj.) bitter
acquiesce (v.) to agree without protesting
acrimony 1. (n.) bitterness
2. (n.) discord
, acumen (n. )keen insigh
acute 1. (adj.) sharp
2. (adj.) having keen insight
adamant (adj.) unyielding
adept (adj.) skilled
adhere to follow devoutly
admonish 1. (v.) to caution
2. (v.) criticize
adorn (v.) to decorate
adroit (adj.) skillful
adulation (n.) extreme praise
adumbrate (v.) to sketch out in a vague way
adverse (adj.) unfavorable, dangerous
advocate 1. (v.) to argue in favor of something
aerial (adj.) related to the air
aesthetic (adj.) artistic
affable (adj.) friendly
Words with Double
Meaning 2026 | SAT
Vocabulary Guide
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success|
Updated 2026 Questions and Answers
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Rationales
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,abase (v.) to humiliate
abate (v.) to reduce
abdicate (v.) to give up a position, usually one of leadership
abduct (v.) to kidnap
aberration (n.) something that differs from the norm
abet (v.) to help
abhor (v.) to hate
abide 1. (v.) to put up with
2. (v.) to remain
abject (adj.) pitiful
abjure (v.) to reject
abnegation (n.) denial of comfort to oneself
abort (v.) to give halfway on something
abridge (v.) to shorten
abrogate (v.) to abolish, usually by authority
abscond (v.) to sneak away and hide
,absolution (n.) freedom from blame, guilt, sin
abstain (v.) to choose not to commit an action
abstruse (adj.) hard to comprehend
accede (v.) to agree
accentuate (v.) to stress
accessible (adj.) obtainable
acclaim (n.) high praise
accolade 1. (n.) high praise
2. (n.) special distinction
accommodating (adj.) helpful, obliging, polite
accord (n.) an agreement
accost (v.) to confront verbally
accretion (n.) slow growth in size or amount
acerbic (adj.) bitter
acquiesce (v.) to agree without protesting
acrimony 1. (n.) bitterness
2. (n.) discord
, acumen (n. )keen insigh
acute 1. (adj.) sharp
2. (adj.) having keen insight
adamant (adj.) unyielding
adept (adj.) skilled
adhere to follow devoutly
admonish 1. (v.) to caution
2. (v.) criticize
adorn (v.) to decorate
adroit (adj.) skillful
adulation (n.) extreme praise
adumbrate (v.) to sketch out in a vague way
adverse (adj.) unfavorable, dangerous
advocate 1. (v.) to argue in favor of something
aerial (adj.) related to the air
aesthetic (adj.) artistic
affable (adj.) friendly
