0% 0 votes, 0 avg 6 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930 This quiz randomly generates 30 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 30 vocabulary questions useful for Digital SAT Reading/Writing Section. 1 / 30 PETULANT (PEH chew lunt) adj. sharpie cranky procrastinator skillful ill-humored, irritable, cranky 2 / 30 PERMEATE (PUR mee ayt) v. idle penetrate perform chivalry to flow or spread through; penetrate 3 / 30 DISPEL (dis PELL) v. chose tranquil dissipate denial to drive away; to dissipate 4 / 30 CAUCUS (KAW kus) n. perpetual timely cheerful meeting a meeting of the members of a political party to make decisions 5 / 30 DULCET (DULL set) adj. soothing prove illuminate proven melodious, soft, soothing; pleasing to the ear 6 / 30 BLATHER (BLA thur) v. nonsensical sensible result acumen to talk nonsensically 7 / 30 CACHE (kash) n. hidden tempt obvious believe a hiding place, or the objects hidden in a hiding place 8 / 30 AFTERMATH (AF tur math) n. start end general consequence events following some occurrence; a consequence of “AFTER doing the MATH for calculating the atomic bomb, Einstein would live to see the resulting AFTERMATH. 9 / 30 ACCOLADE (AK uh layd) n. ophidious underfiend praise disabuses an award, an honor; approval, praise “Jane and Jack received ACCOLADES for their LEMONADE.” 10 / 30 DRACONIAN (drah KOH nee un) adj. peaceful cruel chime bent hard, severe, cruel 11 / 30 ALTERNATIVE (all TUR nah tiv) n. endure possibilities challenges rebuild the choice between two mutually exclusive possibilities, a situation presenting such a choice 12 / 30 DROMEDARY (DROM ih der ee) n. rat cat dog camel a one-humped domesticated camel 13 / 30 ANTERIOR (an TEER ee ur) adj. back front inside outside situated in front 14 / 30 PENITENT (PEN ih tunt) n./adj. jovial charlatan humble fraught one who feels sorrow and remorse for past misdeeds; feeling sorrow or humble 15 / 30 PLIGHT (plite) n. distress distance delude debunk a condition of a situation, especially a distressing one 16 / 30 AGGRANDIZE (uh GRAN dize) v. agenda small enlarge reduce to increase in size; enlarge, to cause to appear greater in power, influence “Ladies acquire GRAND EYES with mascara and false eyelashes to AGGRANDIZE their eyes.” 17 / 30 ABUT (uh BUT) v. infra heed frank adjoin to border upon; to adjoin 18 / 30 ARCHAIC (ahr KAY ik) adj. ancient beast timely well done belonging to an earlier time, ancient; outdated 19 / 30 CACOPHONY (kuh KAH fuh nee) n. harsh melodious sprinkle light harsh sounds 20 / 30 PRECARIOUS (pruh KARE ee us) adj. unstable dump quietude solvent unsafe, unsteady, unstable 21 / 30 AMPLIFY (AM pluh fie) v. shorten deal advice louder to make larger, louder, or more powerful 22 / 30 BADGER (BAJ er) v. martial reputed loved annoy 23 / 30 DEMONIC (dee MON ik) adj. fiendish devine champion knowledge one who works devilishly (a demon for work), having a persistent force or drive; fiendish 24 / 30 PILLAGE (PIL luhj) v. volatile accelerate judgement plunder to rob of goods by violent seizure, plunder; to take as spoils 25 / 30 CIRCA (SUR ka) prep. adopt punish cooking historical at, in or of approximately; at an estimated historical time period 26 / 30 PHOTOGENIC (foh tuh JEN ik) adj. delusional protective attractive confident suitable, especially attractive for photography 27 / 30 ABHOR (ab HOR) v. detest love public speak to hate very much, to detest utterly “The Booker boys ABHORRED doing CHORES.” 28 / 30 DEFT (deft) adj. slow dexterous juggernaut chime skillful, dexterous 29 / 30 ALLEVIATE (uh LEE vee ayt) v. question conclusion relieve enhance to make less severe; to relieve, to lessen “The natives believed if they ATE the LEAVES of some trees it would ALLEVIATE many illnesses.” 30 / 30 ASUNDER (uh SUN dur) adj. rail separate combine speak in separate parts; apart from each other in position Your score is 0% Restart quiz
