2023
SSAT
Vocabulary
Trivial
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ANS
(Adj.)
Unimportant
Truce
-
ANS
(N.)
A
cease
fire,
peace
treaty ,
armistice
Unconventional
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Out
of
the
ordinary
Unswerving
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Steadfast,
trusty ,
reliable
Universal
-
ANS
(Adj.)
The
same
for
all
cases
Utensil
-
ANS
(N.)
A
tool,
a
device
Validity
-
ANS
(N.)
Force,
power ,
authority
Valor
-
ANS
(N.)
Great
courage
Variegated
-
ANS
(Adj.)
exhibiting
different
colors
Vend
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ANS
(V.)
To
sell
Vendetta
-
ANS
(N.)
A
grudge
Versatile
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Handy ,
adaptable
Version
-
ANS
(N.)
Interpretation,
description
Vigilant
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Watchful,
wary ,
cautious
Vigorous
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Energetic,
strong
Vindictive
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Vengeful,
spiteful,
mean
Visage
-
ANS
(N.)
Facial
expression
Visible
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Noticeable,
obviousStdyclock Exam Review Vital
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Extremely
important
Vivid
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Clear ,
powerful
Void
-
ANS
(N.)
Emptiness,
blank
space
Voluble
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Talkative,
garrulous
Vulnerable
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Open
to
attack
or
harm
Wane
-
ANS
(V.)
To
grow
smaller ,
to
diminish
Warlock
-
ANS
(N.)
A
male
wizard
Wary
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Cautious
Whimsical
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Fanciful,
playful
Wicked
-
ANS
(Adj.)
wrong
Wily
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Cunning,
clever ,
shrewd
Woeful
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Poor ,
sad,
miserable
Writhe
-
ANS
(V.)
To
manifest
pain
with
bodily
motion
Zeal
-
ANS
(N.)
Enthusiasm,
Persistance
Zealot
-
ANS
(N.)
Fanatic,
enthusiast
Zealous
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Enthusiastic,
fervent
Zenith
-
ANS
(N.)
The
highest
point
Zest
-
ANS
(N.)
Enthusiasm,
zeal
Buffoon
-
ANS
(N.)
a
ridiculous
but
amusing
person,
a
clown
Prerequisite
-
ANS
(N.)
Requirement,
essential Preserve
-
ANS
(V.)
To
maintain,
conserve,
save
Priceless
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Valuable
Pristine
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Immaculate,
spotless,
flawless
Procure
-
ANS
(V.)
To
obtain
Prologue
-
ANS
(N.)
An
introduction
Prolong
-
ANS
(V.)
To
lengthen
in
time
Promenade
-
ANS
(N.)
A
walkway ,
a
path
Prominent
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Well-known,
important
Prophet
-
ANS
(N.)
Seer ,
fortune
teller
Prophesy
-
ANS
(V.)
To
predict,
foretell,
forewarn
Propose
-
ANS
(V.)
Suggest
Prosper
-
ANS
(V.)
To
become
wealthy ,
to
thrive
Prosperous
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Wealthy
Prototype
-
ANS
(N.)
An
original
model
Prudent
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Wise
Pry
-
ANS
(V.)
To
interfere
(V.)
to
open
Puny
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Tiny,
small
Qualm
-
ANS
(N.)
A
bad
feeling
Quarantine
-
ANS
(N.)
Isolation
to
prevent
spreading
illness Query
-
ANS
(N
)
A
question,
a
request
Quiver
-
ANS
(N.)
A
case
for
carrying
arrows
(V.)
To
tremble,
shake,
shiver
Rancid
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Having
a
nasty
smell,
pungent
Rank
-
ANS
(N.)
Standing,
stature,
position
Ransack
-
ANS
(V.)
To
search,
to
go
through
Rapid
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Fast
Ratify
-
ANS
(V.)
To
approve
Raze
-
ANS
(V.)
To
destroy ,
to
tear
down
Recalcitrant
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Isolent,
defiant,
rebellious
Recede
-
ANS
(V.)
To
become
smaller
Receipt
-
ANS
(N.)
A
proof
of
payment
Recoil
-
ANS
(V.)
To
withdraw ,
to
retreat
Redundant
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Extra,
unnecessary
Refrain
-
ANS
(V.)
To
avoid
doing,
abstain
Relinquish
-
ANS
(V.)
To
surrender
Remedy
-
ANS
(N.)
A
cure
Reminisce
-
ANS
(N.)
A
Recollection
Remote
-
ANS
(Adj.)
Distant
Rendezvous
-
ANS
(N.)
A
meeting
Replica
-
ANS
(N.)
A
facsimile,
a
copy
