Every letter of the alphabet, one comprehensive SAT vocabulary set ordered most-tested word first, one entry per root. Also the place to study ACT, PSAT and high school vocabulary, which draw on the same word list.
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- Aberrant
- Deviating from what is normal or expected. Example: The aberrant reading on the monitor puzzled the technicians.
- Abstain
- To choose not to do or take part in something. Example: Two senators chose to abstain from the vote.
- Abundant
- Existing in large quantities; plentiful. Example: Fresh water was abundant near the mountain springs.
- Accessible
- Easily reached, entered, or understood. Example: The museum made its exhibits accessible to every visitor.
- Accommodate
- To provide suitable space or fulfill a need. Example: The hotel agreed to accommodate the large group.
- Accumulate
- To gather or collect over time. Example: Dust began to accumulate on the untouched shelves.
- Acute
- Extremely sharp, sensitive, or severe. Example: The patient reported acute pain in his side.
- Adamant
- Refusing to change one's mind; unyielding. Example: She remained adamant that the deadline could not move.
- Adhere
- To stick firmly or follow a rule closely. Example: Employees must adhere to the new safety policy.
- Adverse
- Harmful or unfavorable in effect. Example: The drug can cause adverse side effects in some patients.
- Advocate
- To publicly support or argue for a cause. Example: The doctor advocates for better nutrition in schools.
- Aesthetic
- Concerned with beauty or artistic appearance. Example: The renovation focused on aesthetic details rather than function.
- Affluent
- Having a great deal of wealth. Example: The affluent suburb was known for its large estates.
- Aggravate
- To make a problem or situation worse. Example: Scratching the rash will only aggravate it further.
- Agile
- Able to move quickly and easily. Example: The agile gymnast landed the flip without a wobble.
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