SSAT words 2024 Questions with Complete Solutions abase(v.) - Correct Answers to lower, demean, degrade abate(v.) - Correct Answers to lessen, to reduce in severity abbreviate(v.) - Correct Answers to shorten, reduce abduct(v.) - Correct Answers to kidnap aberration(n.) - Correct Answers a deviation from the expected course abhor(v.) - Correct Answers to hate, loathe abide(v.) - Correct Answers to put up with, tolerate abject(adj.) - Correct Answers of the most miserable or contemptible kind abort(v.) - Correct Answers to give up unfinished abridge(v.) - Correct Answers to shorten, cut down abrogate(v.) - Correct Answers to abolish, often by authority abscond(v.) - Correct Answers to sneak away and hide abundant(adj.) - Correct Answers in great numbers accede(v.) - Correct Answers to agree accentuate(v.) - Correct Answers to emphasize, to highlight 1 / 4
accommodating(adj.) - Correct Answers obliging, helpful accost(v.) - Correct Answers to approach or confront aggressively acumen(n.) - Correct Answers keen insight acute(adj.) - Correct Answers sharp, severe affable(adj.) - Correct Answers friendly, amiable affluent(adj.) - Correct Answers rich, wealthy aggrandize(v.) - Correct Answers to increase or make greater aggregate(v.) - Correct Answers to gather, amass aghast(adj.) - Correct Answers struck by amazement or terror agoraphobia(n.) - Correct Answers an abnormal fear of open or public places akimbo(adj.) - Correct Answers with hands on hips and elbows extending outward alacrity(n.) - Correct Answers speed, readiness algid(adj.) - Correct Answers frigid, cold allay(v.) - Correct Answers to sooth, assuage alleviate(v.) - Correct Answers to relieve aloof(adj.) - Correct Answers reserved, distant 2 / 4
altercation(n.) - Correct Answers an argument, dispute amalgamation(n.) - Correct Answers a union, a merger ambivalent(adj.) - Correct Answers having contradictory feelings amble(v.) - Correct Answers to stroll, walk ameliorate(v.) - Correct Answers to improve, to make better amend(v.) - Correct Answers to change for the better, improve amiable(adj.) - Correct Answers friendly, affable amorous(adj.) - Correct Answers relating to or showing love amorphous(adj.) - Correct Answers without shape or borders anomaly(n.) - Correct Answers something that does not fit into the normal order antechamber(n.) - Correct Answers a waiting room anxiety(n.) - Correct Answers uneasiness aphorism(n.) - Correct Answers a short saying apocalypse(n.) - Correct Answers total devastation, the end of the world apparitional(adj.) - Correct Answers ghostly, spectral 3 / 4
arbitrator(n.) - Correct Answers one who settles controversy between two sides ascetic(n.) - Correct Answers one who practices restraint as a means of self-discipline, usually religious assuage(v.) - Correct Answers to ease, pacify atone(v.) - Correct Answers to apologize, make amends audacious(adj.) - Correct Answers excessively bold augment(v.) - Correct Answers to increase or make larger austere(adj.) - Correct Answers very bare, bleak, simple baleful(adj.) - Correct Answers harmful, threatening bard(n.) - Correct Answers a poet, often a singer as well battery(n.) - Correct Answers an assault or an array of similar things intended for use together belligerent(adj.) - Correct Answers contentious, ready to fight benevolent(adj.) - Correct Answers kind, good, caring benign(adj.) - Correct Answers non-threatening, innocuous berate(v.) - Correct Answers to scold severely bereft(adj.) - Correct Answers without, devoid of
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