SAT常用詞匯總結121-180
SAT常用詞匯總結121-180
121. capricious unpredictable; whimsical; to act with complete spontaneity; impulsive; impetuous; acting without restraint
122. animated lively; vigorous
123. endorse to support; to approve; to champion; to authorize;to advocate; to commend
124. auspicious promising; favorable
125. exacerbate to make a bad situation worse; to worsen
126. obscure not easily noticed; dark or shadowy; unclear; vague
127. dogmatic stubbornly opinionated; arrogantly inflexible; close- minded; intractable
128. extravagant fancy; luxurious; immoderate
129. venerate to honor above others; to revere
130. gregarious friendly; outgoing; genial
131. attain to achieve, especially a goal; to get
132. elude to avoid being found or caught, usually by being clever
133. tenacious persistent, especially in the face of continuing challenges; stubborn; resolute; rarely if ever resigned
134. mediate to try to help two arguing sides reach an agreement; to reconcile to parties
135. meticulous careful; thorough; painstaking; scrupulous;exacting
136. negligible extremely small; so unimportant that it can be ignored; inconsequential; trivial
137. equanimity calm; composure, especially under difficult circumstances
138. mitigate to lessen the severity or force of something, especially of something bad or harmful; to moderate; to alleviate
139. transitory of short duration; brief; ephemeral; transient;mutable
140. immutable unchanging; not able to change; everlasting
141. evoke to inspire; to arouse; to bring forth
142. cursory hurried and superficial; quick; perfunctory; not meticulous
143. rancor extremely bad feelings about something; bitterness
144. authentic genuine; true; real; valid
145. reserved generally quiet and reserved in behavior; modest
146. intuitive knowing by instinct as opposed to rational thought; what you would expect without having to give much thought to the matter
147. satirize to imitate so as to make fun of; to mock, especiallyin writing
148. devoid lacking; free from; empty
149. concise expressing a lot using few words; short and clear;to the point; terse
150. erroneous wrong; mistaken; incorrect
151. collaborate to work together with someone as equals on a project, as with a colleague
152. thwart to block or impede, often for a long time or permanently
153. spontaneous happening without being planned; making decisions suddenly and without thought; happening naturally, or without human effort; impulsive
154. implement to put into practice; to begin to use something
155. underscore to emphasize, as if by drawing a line under; to highlight
156. explicate to explain or analyze logically; to clear up any misunderstanding; to make explicit; to elucidate
157. exasperate to annoy someone to the point of frustration
158. momentous extremely important; major; unprecedented
159. pertinent important; relevant
160. conspicuous obvious; easily seen; in plain sight; extremely noticeable; easily distinguished or discerned; prominent
161. amiable friendly; nice; genial; gregarious; amicable
162. widespread widely spread out or shared; commonly held;pervasive; abundant
163. pervasive appearing or being everywhere; widespread;abundant; prevalent
164. prophetic foretelling events; predicting or anticipating the future
165. cynical looking at the bad side of peoples actions; lacking faith in humanity; lacking any optimism
166. tenuous thin; insubstantial; unable to support anything else
167. innate inborn; inherited; naturally belonging; inherent
168. explicit clearly stated; in plain view; clear; lucid;unambiguous; conspicuous
169. distort to twist something out of shape; to misrepresent; to give a false or misleading impression
170. challenge to question or dispute the truth or validity of something
171. acclaim high praise; fame; renown
172. moderate not extreme; reasonable; tempered
173. legitimate justified by some rule or law; legal; real; true
174. patronize to be a customer; to treat rudely, condescendingly,or contemptuously
175. exacting demanding; insisting on; meticulous
176. contentious to fight; to deal with difficulty; to argue a point
177. conscientious careful; diligent; prudent; scrupulous; meticulous
178. diligent always careful and hardworking; thorough;persistent; assiduous
179. deter to prevent; to discourage; to impede; to daunt
180. initiate to begin; to start; to introduce
SAT常用詞匯總結121-180
121. capricious unpredictable; whimsical; to act with complete spontaneity; impulsive; impetuous; acting without restraint
122. animated lively; vigorous
123. endorse to support; to approve; to champion; to authorize;to advocate; to commend
124. auspicious promising; favorable
125. exacerbate to make a bad situation worse; to worsen
126. obscure not easily noticed; dark or shadowy; unclear; vague
127. dogmatic stubbornly opinionated; arrogantly inflexible; close- minded; intractable
128. extravagant fancy; luxurious; immoderate
129. venerate to honor above others; to revere
130. gregarious friendly; outgoing; genial
131. attain to achieve, especially a goal; to get
132. elude to avoid being found or caught, usually by being clever
133. tenacious persistent, especially in the face of continuing challenges; stubborn; resolute; rarely if ever resigned
134. mediate to try to help two arguing sides reach an agreement; to reconcile to parties
135. meticulous careful; thorough; painstaking; scrupulous;exacting
136. negligible extremely small; so unimportant that it can be ignored; inconsequential; trivial
137. equanimity calm; composure, especially under difficult circumstances
138. mitigate to lessen the severity or force of something, especially of something bad or harmful; to moderate; to alleviate
139. transitory of short duration; brief; ephemeral; transient;mutable
140. immutable unchanging; not able to change; everlasting
141. evoke to inspire; to arouse; to bring forth
142. cursory hurried and superficial; quick; perfunctory; not meticulous
143. rancor extremely bad feelings about something; bitterness
144. authentic genuine; true; real; valid
145. reserved generally quiet and reserved in behavior; modest
146. intuitive knowing by instinct as opposed to rational thought; what you would expect without having to give much thought to the matter
147. satirize to imitate so as to make fun of; to mock, especiallyin writing
148. devoid lacking; free from; empty
149. concise expressing a lot using few words; short and clear;to the point; terse
150. erroneous wrong; mistaken; incorrect
151. collaborate to work together with someone as equals on a project, as with a colleague
152. thwart to block or impede, often for a long time or permanently
153. spontaneous happening without being planned; making decisions suddenly and without thought; happening naturally, or without human effort; impulsive
154. implement to put into practice; to begin to use something
155. underscore to emphasize, as if by drawing a line under; to highlight
156. explicate to explain or analyze logically; to clear up any misunderstanding; to make explicit; to elucidate
157. exasperate to annoy someone to the point of frustration
158. momentous extremely important; major; unprecedented
159. pertinent important; relevant
160. conspicuous obvious; easily seen; in plain sight; extremely noticeable; easily distinguished or discerned; prominent
161. amiable friendly; nice; genial; gregarious; amicable
162. widespread widely spread out or shared; commonly held;pervasive; abundant
163. pervasive appearing or being everywhere; widespread;abundant; prevalent
164. prophetic foretelling events; predicting or anticipating the future
165. cynical looking at the bad side of peoples actions; lacking faith in humanity; lacking any optimism
166. tenuous thin; insubstantial; unable to support anything else
167. innate inborn; inherited; naturally belonging; inherent
168. explicit clearly stated; in plain view; clear; lucid;unambiguous; conspicuous
169. distort to twist something out of shape; to misrepresent; to give a false or misleading impression
170. challenge to question or dispute the truth or validity of something
171. acclaim high praise; fame; renown
172. moderate not extreme; reasonable; tempered
173. legitimate justified by some rule or law; legal; real; true
174. patronize to be a customer; to treat rudely, condescendingly,or contemptuously
175. exacting demanding; insisting on; meticulous
176. contentious to fight; to deal with difficulty; to argue a point
177. conscientious careful; diligent; prudent; scrupulous; meticulous
178. diligent always careful and hardworking; thorough;persistent; assiduous
179. deter to prevent; to discourage; to impede; to daunt
180. initiate to begin; to start; to introduce
