Top SAT Vocabulary Flashcards

Welcome to our SAT vocabulary flashcards. Taking the SAT can be a very scary experience. The SAT is a standardized test which can be a defining factor in whether or not you get into the college of your choice. This test is made up of a math, writing and reading comprehension section. These SAT flashcards focus primarily on the reading section. In our first set of flashcards, we work on helping you to understand how words are formed so that you can be confident in figuring out words that you do not know on your own. Some of these include the more simple prefixes like co- meaning together, and cur- meaning run.

Our second set includes difficult vocabulary words that are often found on the SAT. We provide simple definitions for complicated terms such as fulsome, obduracy and bellicose. These will be crucial in getting the best score you can on the SATs. In our final set, we cover other terms often found on the SAT. Words like fastidious and lackadaisical can be found here. Good luck!

12th Grade SAT Vocabulary (Lesson 7)

Cards: 15| Attempts: 5| Last updated: Sep 21, 2015

Adroit

Skillful; Clever Synonyms: Antonyms...

Macroscopic

Visible To The Naked Eye Synonyms: ...

Fatuous

Foolish; Inane Synonyms: Antonyms: ...

Bovine

Pertaining To Cows Or Cattle Synonym...

SAT Vocabulary (Including Sentence Examples) In Progress

Cards: 11| Attempts: 4| Last updated: Sep 16, 2015

Approbation

(n) Expression Of Approval, Praise: I Receive...

Assuage

(v) To Make Easier Of Milder: The Letter Assu...

Coalition

(n) A Combination, Union: The Community Organ...

Decadence

(n) Decline, Decay, Or Deterioration: Most Pe...

11th Grade SAT Vocabulary

Cards: 15| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015

Machination

Adj. An Evil Design Or Plan &nbs...

Pejorative

Adj. Having A Negative Effect; In...

Harbinger

N. an Omen Or Sign ...

Nubile

Adj. Suitable For Marriage In ...

SAT Vocabulary Unit 2 9th Grade

Cards: 10| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Sep 18, 2015

Precarious

Unstable

Bolster

Support

Apathy

Lack Of Emotion Or Interest

Fervent

Passionate

English 4 SAT Vocabulary Words Lesson 2

Cards: 15| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015

Impotent

Adj. Powerless; Lacking Strengh ...

Antithesis

N. An Exact Opposite; An Opposite ...

Maelstrom

N. Whirlpool; Turbulence; Agitated Stat...

Emendation

N. A Correction Sentence: ...

SAT Vocabulary Unit 1 Lesson 1

Cards: 5| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 16, 2015

Concise (adj) Brief And To The Point (con- Al...

Ricky, Try To Be A Bit More Concise In This P...

Laconic (adj) Disposed To Using Few Words (fr...

I've Known Lucy For Ten Years, But She's So L...

Succinct (adj) Spoken Or Written In A Clear A...

Because Commercial Time During The Super Bowl...

Brusque (adj) Rudely Abrupt

My Girlfriend Tends To Be Brusque When She's ...

English 4 SAT Vocabulary Words Lesson 3

Cards: 15| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015

Pedestrian

Adj. Ordinary Or Dull Sentence The ...

Bona Fide

Adj. In Good Faith Sentence We Made...

Adventitious

Adj. Accidental; Nonessential Senten...

Fecund

Adj. Fertile; Productive Sentence The Fec...

SAT Vocabulary

Cards: 41| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 16, 2015

Astute

Wise; Having Good Judgment

Reticent

Tending To Keep Silent, Reserved

Conciliatory

Bringing Together; Ending A Dispute

Infer

To Conclude Through Reasoning Or Evidence

SAT Vocabulary Hot List # 1

Cards: 25| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015

TEMERITY

(noun) - Boldness; Rashness

SOLVENT

(adjective) - Able To Pay All Debts

REPUDIATE

(verb) - To Disown; To Disavow

SANGUINE

(adjective) - Cheerful; Hopeful

SAT Vocabulary - Lesson 2

Cards: 25| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 16, 2015

Antithesis

A Direct Opposite, A Contrast

Ascend

To Move Upward, To Rise From A Lower Station

Austere

Strict, Stern; Unadorned, Ascetic

Autonomous

Independent, Self-contained

SAT Vocabulary Hot List # 2

Cards: 25| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015

REPREHENSIBLE

(adjective) - Deserving Blame

AFFLUENCE

(noun) - Abundance; Wealth

TENTATIVE

(adjective) - Cautious; Experimental

FACILITATE

(verb) - To Make Less Difficult