SAT Vocabulary Words : 10 Words to Boost Your Score 6

🔴 Unfounded

Part of Speech: adjective

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Definition: having no basis in fact

Example: The rumors about her resignation were completely unfounded.

🔴 Obfuscate

Part of Speech: verb

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Definition: to make something unclear or confusing

Example: The company tried to obfuscate its financial dealings.

🔴 Exemplar

Part of Speech: noun

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Definition: a person or thing serving as a model

Example: Her work ethic is an exemplar for the entire team.

🔴 Epitomize

Part of Speech: verb

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Definition: to be a perfect example of

Example: He epitomizes the qualities of a great leader.

🔴 Meticulous

Part of Speech: adjective

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Definition: showing great attention to detail

Example: She kept meticulous records of every transaction.

🔴 Satiate

Part of Speech: verb

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Definition: to satisfy fully

Example: No amount of praise could satiate his ego.

🔴 Dissent

Part of Speech: noun

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Definition: disagreement with the majority or official opinion

Example: There was little room for dissent in the authoritarian regime.

🔴 Vindictive

Part of Speech: adjective

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Definition: seeking revenge

Example: His vindictive attitude made it hard to work with him.

🔴 Outmoded

Part of Speech: adjective

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Definition: no longer in fashion or use

Example: That rule is completely outmoded in today's society.

🔴 Emanate

Part of Speech: verb

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Definition: to come out from a source

Example: A strange smell began to emanate from the basement.

📝 SAT Vocabulary Quiz – Batch 6

Choose the best word for each sentence. Then click “Check All”.

1. The claim that the project would cost over a million dollars was completely ______.

meticulous outmoded unfounded vindictive

2. The spokesperson tried to ______ the issue by using overly technical language.

clarify resolve obfuscate illuminate

3. She is considered an ______ of hard work and dedication.

adversary outlier exemplar recipient

4. The painting seemed to ______ the ideals of the entire movement.

undermine epitomize confine critique

5. His notes were so ______ that anyone could follow the process exactly.

cursory meticulous fallacious abrasive

6. A light snack wasn’t enough to ______ his hunger after the marathon.

distort evaluate satiate accumulate

7. Several members expressed their clear opposition to the new policy, speaking up to voice their ______.

dissent inquiry support mandate

8. The villain’s ______ behavior made him a dangerous opponent.

benevolent vindictive amicable modest

9. The regulations are so ______ that they don’t reflect current realities.

judicious stringent outmoded contemporary

10. Music seemed to ______ from the walls of the cathedral.

stem evade emanate disperse

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8/17/2025 SAT reflection notes from B