TOP 200 WORDS SAT (TEST):

1. Adulation:
2. Adversity:
3. Advocate:
4. Aesthetic:
5. Affable:
6. Affirmation:
7. Aggregate:
8. Alleviate:
9. Aloof:
10. Altruistic:
11. Ambiguous:
12. Ambivalence:
13. Amorphous:
14. Anarchist:
15. Anomaly:
16. Antagonism:
17. Antediluvian:
18. Antidote:
19. Antiquated:
20. Apathy:
21. Appease:
22. Apprehension:
23. Archaic:
24. Ardent:
25. Arrogance:
26. Artifact:
27. Artisan:
28. Ascendancy:
29. Ascetic:
30. Aspires:
31. Assuage:
32. Audacious:
33. Austere:
34. Autonomous:
35. Avarice:
36. Beguile:
37. Belie:
38. Bolster:
39. Bombastic:
40. Braggart:
41. Calculated:
42. Candor:
43. Capricious:
44. Charlatan:
45. Coalesce:
46. Colloquial:
47. Compile:
48. Complacency:
49. Conflagration:
50. Confound:
51. Cordial:
52. Criterion:
53. Cryptic:
54. Culpable:
55. Debilitate:
56. Depravity:
57. Deprecate:
58. Deride:
59. Deriviative:
60. Digression:
61. Diligence:
62. Disclose:
63. Discount:
64. Discriminating:
65. Disdain:
66. Disinclination:
67. Disputation:
68. Dissent:
69. Divergent:
70. Document:
71. Dogmatic:
72. Eclectic:
73. Egotism:
74. Elated:
75. Elegy:
76. Elusive:
77. Embellish:
78. Emulate:
79. Enmity:
80. Ephemeral:
81. Equivocal:
82. Eulogy:
83. Evanescent:
84. Exalt:
85. Exemplary:
86. Exuberance:
87. Facilitate:
88. Fallow:
89. Fanaticism:
90. Fastidious:
91. Feasible:
92. Furtive:
93. Garrulous:
94. Gregarious:
95. Gullible:
96. Hamper:
97. Hardy:
98. Haughtiness:
99. Hedonist:
100. Hersey:
101. Hierarchy:
102. Homogeneous:
103. Hyperbole:
104. Hypocritical:
105. Iconoclastic:
106. Immutable:
107. Impeccable:
108. Impudence:
109. Incite:
110. Incongruous:
111. Inconsequential: Insignificant; unimportant
112. Indifferent: Unmoved; unconcerned by; mediocre
113. Induce: Persuade; bring about
114. Innocuous: Harmless
115. Innovation: Change; Introducing of something new
116. Insularity: Narrow-mindiness; isolation
117. Integrity: Uprightness; wholeness
118. Intimidate: Frighten
119. Intrepid: fearless
120. Ironic: Resulting in an unexpected and contrary outcome
121. Jocular: Said or done in jest
122. Lavish: Liberal; wasteful
123. Linger: Loiter or dawdle; continue or persist
124. Listless: lacking in spirit or energy
125. Mercenary: Interested in money or gain
126. Meticulous: Painstaking; excessively careful
127. Mitigate: Moderate; appease
128. Morose: Ill-humored; sullen
129. Mosaics: Picture made of colorful small inlaid tiles; something that resembles a mosaic
130. Mundane: Worldly as opposed to spiritual; everyday; concerned with the commonplace
131. Nefarious: Very wicked
132. Nonchalance: Indifference; lack of concern; composure
133. Notoriety: Disrepute; ill fame
134. Obliterate: Destroy completely
135. Oblivion: Obscurity; forgetfulness
136. Obscure: Indistinct; not easily understood
137. Obstinate: Stubborn; hard to control or treat
138. Opportunist: One who sacrifices principles for expediency by taking advantage of circumstances
139. Orator: Public speaker
140. Ornate: Excessively or elaborately decorated
141. Pacifist: One opposed to force; antimilitarist
142. Penury: Severe poverty; stinginess
143. Peripheral: Outer; marginal
144. Phenomena: Observable facts; subjects of scientific investigation
145. Pithy: Concise; meaningful; substantial; meaty
146. Placate: Pacify; conciliate
147. Polemical: Aggressive in verbal attack; disputatious
148. Ponderous: Weighty; unwieldy
149. Pretentious: Ostentatious; pompous; making unjustified claims; overly ambitious
150. Prodigal: Wasteful; reckless with money
151. Profusion: Overabundance; lavish expenditure; excess
152. Quagmire: Soft wet boggy land; complex of dangerous situations from which it is difficult to free
oneself
153. Querulous: Complaining; fretful
154. Quiescence: State if being at rest; dormancy; temporary inactivity
155. Ramble: Wander aimlessly
156. Rancor: Bitterness; hatred
157. Rant: Rave; talk excitedly; scold; make a grandiloquent speech
158. Ratify: Approve formally; confirm; verify
159. Raucous: Harsh and shrill; disorderly and boisterous
160. Ravenous: Extremely Hungry
161. Raze: Destroy completely
162. Recount: Narrate or tell; count over again
163. Redundant: Unnecessary; repetitious; excessively wordy
164. Rhetorical: Pertaining to effective communication; insincere in language; characterized by overly
elaborate, bombastic language
165. Robust: Vigorous; strong
166. Sage: Person celebrated for wisdom
167. Satirical: Mocking; characterized by ironic; sarcastic, caustic wit to attack or expose folly
168. Saturate: Soak thoroughly
169. Scanty: Meager; insufficient
170. Scrupulous: Conscientious; extremely thorough
171. Scrutinize: Examine closely and critically
172. Seclusion: Isolation; solitude
173. Servile: Slavish; cringing
174. Sluggish: Slow; lazy; lethargic
175. Soporific: Sleep-causing; marked by sleepiness
176. Sporadic: Occurring irregularly
177. Stagnant: Motionless; stale, dull
178. Stolid: Dull; impassive
179. Strident: Loud and harsh; insistent
180. Subside: Settle down; descend; grow quiet
181. Superficial: Trivial; shallow
182. Superfluous: Unnecessary; excessive; overabundant
183. Surfeit: Satiate; stuff; indulge to excess in anything
184. Surreptitious: Secret; furtive; sneaky; hidden
185. Sycophant: Servile flatterer; bootlicker; yes man
186. Tantamount: Equivalent in effect or value
187. Tenacity: Firmness; persistence
188. Threadbare: Worn through till the threads show; shabby and poor
189. Tirade: Extended scolding; denunciation; harangue
190. Torpor: Lethargy; sluggish; dormancy
191. Trifling: Trivial; unimportant
192. Truncate: Shorten; cut the top off
193. Turmoil: Great commotion and confusion
194. Uniformity: Sameness; monotony
195. Vaporize: Turn into vapor
196. Virtuoso: Highly skilled artist
197. Virulent: Extremely poisonous; hostile; bitter
198. Whimsical: Capricious; fanciful
199. Zealot: Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal
200. Zephyr: A soft, gentle breeze