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SAT Vocabulary U-W
Advanced vocabulary development for major college tests
Term | Definition |
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Wistful (adjective) | characterized by melancholy, longing |
Whimsical (adjective) | marked by a sudden or changing desire |
Waver (verb) | to sway, shake or tremble |
Vulnerable (adjective) | capable of being wounded or hurt |
Voracious (adjective) | craving or consuming large quantities |
Volatile (adjective) | threatening to break out into violence |
Vociferous (adjective) | crying our noisily |
Vitriolic (adjective) | harsh in tone |
Vitality (noun) | physical or mental strength or vigor |
Vindication (noun) | something that clears from suspicion or accusation |
Vilification (noun) | the act of verbally abusing or harshly criticizing |
Vignette (noun) | a small, pleasing sketch or view |
Vestige (noun) | evidence of something that no longer exists |
Versatile (adjective) | capable of adapting easily |
Verbose (adjective) | having or using too many words |
Venerable (adjective) | demanding respect due to dignity or age |
Veiled (adjective) | covered or concealed as if by a veil |
Validate (verb) | to make valid or confirm |
Unprecedented (adjective) | never before known or experienced |
Unparalleled (adjective) | unequaled or unmatched |
Undermine (verb) | to injure or destroy |
Underscore (verb) | to stress or emphasize |
Understated (adjective) | restrained in design or presentation |
Uniformity (noun) | the state of being the same or homogeneous |