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Enhance Your Vocabulary Mastery with SAT Words

Learn the meanings of words like antic, antipathize, apathy, appall, arbitrary and more. Improve your vocabulary skills with vivid examples and online practice quizzes. Boost your SAT score today!

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Enhance Your Vocabulary Mastery with SAT Words

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  1. SAT Words of the Week January 3rd, 2012

  2. Antic (n) • A grotesque, ludicrous or fantastic action. • The Roadrunner was known for the horrible antics he played on the coyote.

  3. Antipathize (v) • To show or feeling a feeling of antagonism, aversion, or dislike. • Jacob antipathized Edward in “Twilight”.

  4. Apathy (n) • Insensibility to emotion of passionate feeling • Spock shows apathy torwards emotion; he is unable to understand it.

  5. Appall (v) • To fill with horror or dismay. • Oscar was appalled when he heard there was a pop quiz.

  6. Arbitrary (adj) • Fixed or done, unsupported. • The judge’s verdict seemed arbitrary; the evidence did not support it.

  7. Practice Online! • http://quizlet.com/8754256/summit-sat-words-week-1-flash-cards/ • Take a test and email it in for an extra 5 points on your binder check!

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