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SAT High-Frequency Vocabulary in Context

High-frequency academic words appearing in SAT passages, with definitions and example usage; distinct from existing alphabetical SAT vocab.

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66 basic cards for SAT SAT. It opens with "Ambiguous" and "Benign". Study it alongside the other SAT sets below.

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Ambiguous
Show answerUnclear or open to more than one interpretation; not definite
Benign
Show answerNot harmful or threatening; having a mild effect
Cogent
Show answerCompelling and convincing; clearly argued
Diligent
Show answerShowing careful and persistent effort; hardworking
Efficacy
Show answerThe ability to produce a desired effect; effectiveness
Frivolous
Show answerNot serious or important; lacking gravity or weight
Gregarious
Show answerFond of being in company with others; social
Harbinger
Show answerA person or thing that signals the approach of something
Insidious
Show answerGradually and subtly harmful or damaging; treacherous
Jocular
Show answerJoking or characterized by joking; humorous
Keen
Show answerEager and enthusiastic; intellectually sharp
Lament
Show answerTo express sorrow or regret; a passionate expression of grief
Meticulous
Show answerShowing great attention to detail; very careful and precise
Nebulous
Show answerHazy, vague, or ill-defined; not clearly expressed
Obfuscate
Show answerTo make unclear or obscure; to confuse intentionally

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