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SAT Essential
An essential core vocabulary of 250 words to help you nail your SAT exam
Started by Jonny, Aug. 16, 2010
Modern World
A finely curated collection of oblique words, virtual vernaculars and ideological archipelagos to illustrate the vicissitudes of contemporary life.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 23, 2011
Cast Out
For those characters and cultures in our lives that beckon distinguishment and embody eccentricities.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 22, 2011
the workplace
Ah, the workplace, the beloved home of burnished bailiffs and lauded linguists, furnished with the lexicon of every post and office you can imagine.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 23, 2011
Words for people you don't like
For all of those insolent anarchists, pretentious bohemians, and complacent charlatans - a robust compendium of words to condemn, vilify and criticize the people you just can't stand. Pull the plug, indeed.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 26, 2011
Politics
The stately prose of dignified demagogues and conniving cabinets - conveniently composed for your disposal in any caucus, coalition or concord.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 23, 2011
Dirty Words
A poetic collection of profane images, phrases, and scenes useful for literary subterfuge and conversational transgressions.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 23, 2011
Words for arguments
Assert your ability to articulate yourself in a pinch with this impressive array of verbiage designed to disseminate your impressive wealth of words.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 23, 2011
Dark Words
A slew of the finest words to depress, disparage and leave your verbal sparring partner in a pit, or tunnel, of despair.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 21, 2011
Words for relatives
From unctuous uncles to anxious aunts, and of course that indolent cousin Isaac of yours - words to capture those near and dear to us all.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 23, 2011
Words to impress
Spanning the esoteric to the quixotic, words to affirm your literary acumen and turn your audience into a gaggle of neophytes.
Started by william.blake, Nov. 23, 2011
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SAT Comprehensive
e.g. futurist, jeopardize, cabal, perpetuate, portentous, juxtapose, manifest, calculus, pentahedron, tenure ...
Started by Jonny, Aug. 16, 2010
SAT Remainder
e.g. futurist, jeopardize, cabal, perpetuate, portentous, juxtapose, manifest, calculus, pentahedron, tenure ...
Sentia Education Masterlist
This is the SAT vocabulary list for Sentia Education, leading NY purveyor of the finest test-prep
Integral English vocabulary
for myself to be intelligent
Started by Benjamin92, Jan. 13, 2012
Vocabulary Workshop Level C
e.g. adage, rational, reciprocal, stricture, veneer, opus, pallid, parable, fiasco, garnish ...
Started by BrianDongheeShin, Aug. 8, 2011
Vocabulary Workshop Level C
e.g. adage, rational, reciprocal, stricture, veneer, opus, pallid, parable, fiasco, garnish ...
Started by NathanielLee, Aug. 8, 2011
SAT Core Vocabulary
Common SAT words that appear on the exam
Started by TeddyPark, Dec. 29, 2011
Vocabulary Workshop G
Words from the Vocabulary Workshop G book.
Started by tjiang3, Dec. 23, 2011
SAT Word List
e.g. dexterous, acumen, adulation, gird, incurable, sangfroid, lacerate, wayward, albeit, flagellate ...
Started by icecreamcapucino, July 4, 2011
More SAT words
Another, shorter, collection of SAT words.
Started by zacknathan, April 15, 2012
jessica2208
e.g. when, empty, close, full, thing, open, push, pull, then, laugh ...
Started by jessica2208, Feb. 16, 2012
Common English Roots
Learn these common roots to help you memorize more words!
Started by DreCate, Jan. 16, 2012
vocab english lievin
e.g. the swinging sixties, he has turned 60, he's about to become a ..., the archetype, to shape, increasingly, the focus, to focus on, wealth, he is wealthy ...
Started by monax21, April 14, 2012
Direct Hits Core Vocabulary
e.g. voracious, anguish, extol, ephemeral, temperate, intrepid, morose, boorish, amalgam, admonition ...
Started by tgldr0511, Oct. 24, 2011
SAT 03
e.g. encumber, effrontery, dilatory, confluence, consonant, clandestine, coagulate, buttress, cajole, amalgamate ...
Words are Important: 1-3
e.g. tepid, surfeit, stipulate, solicitude, sodden, profuse, obnoxious, lax, infinitesimal, infamy ...
Started by emellios, Oct. 20, 2011
SAT Vocabulary
e.g. divisive, warily, vociferous, garrulous, stingy, effusive, frugal, taciturn, miserly, reticent ...
Started by a93c802ac10f46428df170301d375c, March 10, 2012
SAT 01
e.g. engender, amorphous, adroit, assiduous, demagogue, emulate, evanescent, florid, contrite, flagrant ...
SAT 02
e.g. extraneous, arid, verbose, virtuoso, whimsical, inchoate, phlegmatic, venerate, meticulous, mitigate ...
SAT 04
e.g. imperious, gregarious, egregious, elude, corroborate, covert, conflagration, constituent, consummate, continence ...
501 absolutely essential words
e.g. tact, gallant, hazy, thrust, unanimous, wary, morsel, jagged, warden, valiant ...
Started by Benjamin92, Jan. 26, 2012
English Vocabulary
e.g. Virtuoso, Therapeutic, Schism, Rapacity, Quizzical, Pragmatic, Plethora, Persiflage, Paean, Mountebank ...
Started by Kate1993, Dec. 11, 2011
SAT 05
e.g. promulgate, mawkish, mollify, impecunious, fortitude, fulsome, garrulous, harangue, hiatus, ignominious ...
Guns, Germs and Steel
e.g. to overwhelm, approach, armed, encampment, cellphone, to handle, adept in, agent, possessions, pioneer ...
Started by Kornichen, Nov. 23, 2011
Green line new 5 focus 1
e.g. job, machine, cloth, to weave, thread, to spin, nearby, method, efficient, craftsman ...
Started by alra, Dec. 29, 2011
SAT 09
e.g. petulance, zenith, zephyr, vacuous, vapid, veracity, vicissitude, vociferous, winsome, unctuous ...
SAT 12
e.g. circumspect, cosmopolitan, encore, elicit, exasperate, chagrin, blight, compress, fitful, entail ...
SAT 16
e.g. upbraid, clairvoyant, consanguineous, grandiloquence, enfranchise, paradigm, infamous, jocular, extrude, emollient ...
SAT 19
e.g. wizened, parity, peccadillo, redress, philanthropic, reservoir, scintilla, salacious, solecism, precarious ...
SAT 24
e.g. circumspect, upbraid, sanguine, wizened, diaphanous, paraphernalia, percipient, ostracism, munificence, infamy ...
SAT 27
e.g. provocative, nestle, vertical, afresh, paean, conjure, meddlesome, knead, aboriginal, fissure ...
SAT 32
e.g. extenuating, chattel, bier, debauch, fawn, frailty, humility, demerit, frontier, craven ...
SAT 06
e.g. usurp, tacit, perfunctory, pittance, pernicious, prescient, onerous, invective, ebullient, cacophony ...
SAT 08
e.g. trenchant, truculent, ubiquitous, subjugate, tortuous, tractable, tremulous, ruminate, salient, sanctimonious ...
SAT 10
e.g. impartial, erroneous, hindrance, exuberance, belittle, defamation, heretic, choleric, diverse, facilitate ...
SAT 11
e.g. formidable, beget, enjoin, cede, fervent, compensate, atrocious, consign, captivate, embellish ...
SAT 13
e.g. diaphanous, coerce, heterogeneous, derelict, fervid, archipelago, apotheosis, duplicity, archaic, dissension ...
SAT 14
e.g. bellicose, ballad, consensus, depreciate, accost, excursion, harrowing, dialect, abeyance, beneficent ...
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