0% 0 votes, 0 avg 53 1234567891011121314151617181920 This quiz randomly generates 20 vocabulary questions useful for Digital SAT Reading/Writing Section. Practice this daily for 10 mins to improve your vocabulary. Digital SAT Vocabulary This quiz randomly generates 20 vocabulary questions useful for Digital SAT Reading/Writing Section. 1 / 20 DENOUNCE (dih NOWNS) v. appreciate condemn nonchalant freelancer to condemn; to expose critically 2 / 20 SPUR (spur) v. void rest action find to move to action 3 / 20 SPURN (spurn) v. loved forge guile disdain to reject with disdain 4 / 20 DEBACLE (dih BAH kul) n. calamitous purity endurance childish a sudden calamitous downfall; collapse or failure 5 / 20 BLATHER (BLA thur) v. nonsensical sensible result acumen to talk nonsensically 6 / 20 MARSHAL (MAHR shul) v./n. debacle idiom assemble clash to assemble together for the purpose of doing something; also an officer in the police or military 7 / 20 DECREE (dih KREE) n. pure healthy law infinite an order having the force of law 8 / 20 LACONIC (luh KAHN ik) adj. brief iconic telemetrically crafty brief, using few words 9 / 20 MIGRATORY (MY gruh tor ee) adj. nomadic doubtful imagine veel roving, wandering, nomadic 10 / 20 BULWARK (BULL wurk) n. confident charlatan defensive attack a defensive wall; something serving as a principal defense 11 / 20 RELINQUISH (rah LING kwish) v. surrender judge factual simultaneous to give up doing, professing, or intending; to surrender, give in 12 / 20 COWER (KOW ur) v. happy hungry disillusion fear to cringe in fear; to shrink away 13 / 20 ABRIDGE (uh BRIJ) v. commit unsaveable curtail morse to shorten; to condense; to diminish; to curtail "An ABRIDGED BRIDGE.” 14 / 20 HISTRIONIC (his tree AHN ik) adj timely theatrical concentrate solution overly dramatic, theatrical 15 / 20 EXPUNGE (iks PUNJ) v. zephyr adjunct solid erase to remove; to delete; to erase 16 / 20 CAUCUS (KAW kus) n. perpetual timely cheerful meeting a meeting of the members of a political party to make decisions 17 / 20 UBIQUITOUS (yoo BIK wih tus) adj. supportive widespread risky thoughtful existing or being everywhere at the same time; constantly encountered; widespread 18 / 20 ACCOLADE (AK uh layd) n. ophidious underfiend praise disabuses an award, an honor; approval, praise “Jane and Jack received ACCOLADES for their LEMONADE.” 19 / 20 CRANNY (KRAN ee) n. opening device attitude problematic a small opening as in a wall or rock face 20 / 20 ASSUAGE (uh SWAYJ) v. determine result soothe run to soothe; to make less severe; to satisfy, ease, lessen Your score is 0% Restart quiz
