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SAT Vocabulary Words (Fourth 50 Words)

AB
anomaly(n) irregularity
antagonism(n) hostility
antagonistic(adj) hostile, aggressive
antediluvian(adj) outdated, prehistoric
anthropocentrism(n) putting man at the center of philosophy
cerebral(adj) intelligent
certitude(n) certainty
charlatan(n) trickster who pretends he has knowledge he doesn't have
chary(adj) wary of, cautious about
chicanery(n) trickery
chimerical(adj) changeable, unstable
choleric(adj) easily angered
didactic(adj) intended to teach; instructive
diffident(adj) shy
digress(v) wander off subject
dilatory(adv) slow, falling behind in work
dirge(n) mournful song
extrapolate(v) to predict based on data
extrinsic(adj) on the outside; irrelevant
fastidious(adj) overly particular; finicky
fatuous(adj) silly, foolish
fecund(adj) fertile
incongruous(adj) out of place
indelible(adj) permanent; cannot be wiped away
indigenous(adj) native to a specific area
indolence(n) laziness
malady(n) illness
malediction(n) a curse
malinger(v) to avoid work
malleable(adj) flexible, can be shaped
palpable(adj) easily felt
paradigm(n) model; example, way of looking at things
paradox(n) statement which appears to be untrue but is true
paragon(n) a perfect example
parasite(n) scrounger, one who takes food from another
pariah(n) an outcast from society
parity(n) equality
prevaricate(v) to lie; to distort the truth
proclivity(n) tendency toward
prodigal(adj) wasteful, extravagant
prodigious(adj) very large
scuttle(v) to sink
sentinel(n) guard, sentry
sequester(v) isolate
serendipity(n) fortunate experience, unsought discovery
serrated(adj) saw like, jagged
unscathed(adj) unharmed
unwitting(adj) not deliberate
urbane(adj) sophisticated, suave
usurp(v) take someone's position usually by force


British Literature Teacher
Kennesaw Mountain High School
Ellijay, GA

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