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8th August 2015, 10:25 AM
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| Re: Vocabulary for SAT PREP
The SAT is a standardized exam that widely used for college admissions in the United States, as you are going to be a part of this exam and facing problem of SAT Vocabulary, so here I am givng you some of the good Vocabulary along with some of the good books name which you can puchase from market or download from the net SAT Vocabulary List Word list 01 Group 1 Abhor hate Bigot narrow-minded, prejudiced person Counterfeit fake; false Enfranchise give voting rights Hamper hinder; obstruct Kindle to start a fire Noxious harmful; poisonous; lethal Placid calm; peaceful Remuneration payment for work done Talisman lucky charm Group 2 Abrasive rough; coarse; harsh Bilk cheat; defraud Covert hidden; undercover Engender cause Hangar storage area (like garage) for a plane Knotty complex; difficult to solve Nuance something subtle; a fine shade of meaning Plagiarism taking credit for someone else's writing or ideas Renown fame Tangent going off the main subject Group 3 Abasement humiliation; degradation Billowing swelling; fluttering; waving Cower recoil in fear or servility; shrink away from Enhance improve; make better or clearer Harangue noisy, attacking speech Labyrinth a maze Nullify to counter; make unimportant Plaintiff petitioner (in court of law) Replete full Tangible can be touched Group 4 Abrogate cancel; deny; repeal Blasphemy speech which offends religious sentiments Credible believable Enigma puzzle; mystery Harbingers indicators; bringers of warnings Labyrinthine complicated; highly convoluted Nuzzle cuddle; snuggle Plaudit statement giving strong praise Reprehensible shameful; very bad Tardy slow; late; overdue; delayed Group 5 Absolution forgiveness; pardon; release Blatant obvious Creditable praiseworthy Ensconce establish firmly in a position Hasten hurry; accelerate; rush Laceration a cut Obdurate stubborn Plausible can be believed; reasonable Reprieve a respite; postponement of a sentence Tawdry of little value; gaudy Group 6 Abstain desist; go without; withdraw Blighted damaged; destroyed; ruined Credulous gullible; ready to believe anything Enshroud cover Haughtiness arrogance; pride Lachrymose tearful; sad Obfuscate deliberately make something difficult to understand Plethora an excess Repudiate shun; eschew Tedium boredom Group 7 Abstemious self denying; refraining from indulging Blithe free-spirited; carefree Crepuscular active at dawn and dusk Enunciation clear pronunciation; accent; articulation Headstrong stubborn; willful Lackluster dull; monotonous; bland Objective unbiased; not subjective Pliable flexible; not stubborn Rescind retract; repeal Temper to moderate; soften Group 8 Abstruse difficult to understand; obscure Blunderbuss 1. ancient weapon (type of gun); 2. a clumsy person Cringe recoil; flinch; shy away Envenom to cause bitterness and bad feeling Hedonism self indulgence; pleasure-seeking Laconic using few words; brief; to the point Oblique indirect; slanting Plumage feathers of a bird Resignation acceptance of fate Tenacious stubborn; resolute; holding firm to a purpose Group 9 Accolade tribute; honor; praise Bolster support; prop up Cryptic puzzling; enigmatic Ephemeral short-lived Hedonist a pleasure seeker Lamentation expression of regret or sorrow Obliterate destroy; demolish; eradicate Plummet fall suddenly and steeply Resolution determination Tentative not certain Group 10 Acquiesce to agree to; give in to Bombast arrogant, pompous language Curtail cut short Epicure someone who appreciates good food and drink Heed listen to Lampoon ridicule; spoof Oblivious totally unaware Podium raised platform Resonant echoing Tenuous flimsy; not solid Here is name of books SAT Prep Black Book: The Most Effective SAT Strategies Ever Published [Kindle Edition]  SAT Vocabulary Prep Level 2 Paperback – Import, 2 Dec 2008 by Kaplan (Author)  Kaplan SAT Flashcards (Kaplan Test Prep) Cards – Import, 2 Nov 2011 by Kaplan (Author)  SAT Vocabulary Book: 2400 ATWords, SAT Vocab Practice and Games with Bonus Flash Cards Paperback – Import, 14 Oct 2014 by Dr. Mirza Kazim (Author), Dr. Warner Steve (Author), Tana Cabanillas (Author)  |