뜯어먹는 수능 1등급 기본 영단어 1800

1. Abandon - to give up completely 2. Abstract - theoretical; not concrete 3. Acclaim - praise enthusiastically and publically 4. Accord - to give or grant 5. Acknowledge - recognize; admit 6. Ambiguous - unclear; uncertain 7. Anomaly - something different, abnormal, or irregular 8. Apprehend - to seize; arrest 9. Articulate - able to express ideas clearly and effectively 10. Assimilate - to absorb; take in and understand 11. Aversion - strong dislike or disinclination 12. Benevolent - kind, generous 13. Bravado - a show of courage or boldness 14. Catalyst - something that causes a change or reaction 15. Chronic - lasting a long time; ongoing 16. Coerce - to force by threat or intimidation 17. Complacent - self-satisfied; unconcerned 18. Condescend - to act in a superior manner 19. Conspicuous - easily seen or noticed 20. Cynical - skeptical; distrustful of human nature 21. Debilitate - to weaken or impair 22. Deficit - a lack or shortage, especially of money 23. Deliberate - to consider carefully and intentionally 24. Depict - to portray or describe in words or images 25. Disparage - to belittle or speak negatively about 26. Dissent - to disagree or have a different opinion 27. Emulate - to imitate or strive to equal or surpass 28. Exemplify - to serve as a example of 29. Facilitate - to make easier or less difficult 30. Formulate - to create or develop a plan or proposal 31. Haphazard - random; lacking any particular order or pattern 32. Implicate - to involve or connect in a harmful way 33. Incessant - continuing without interruption 34. Incite - to provoke or urge on 35. Indifferent - lacking interest or concern 36. Inevitable - certain to happen; unavoidable 37. Intervene - to come between two or more parties in order to prevent or settle an argument 38. Juxtapose - to place side by side for comparison or contrast 39. Lucrative - profitable; producing wealth or riches 40. Magnanimous - generous; noble in spirit 41. Malicious - intending to harm or cause trouble 42. Mitigate - to make less severe or intense 43. Nostalgia - a sentimental longing for the past 44. Ominous - giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen 45. Ponder - think about carefully 46. Pragmatic - practical; concerned with the practical outcomes of actions 47. Procrastinate - to delay or put off doing something 48. Qualitative - relating to the qualities of something rather than its quantity 49. Quandary - a state of uncertainty or confusion about what to do 50. Ramification - a consequence or effect, typically complex or unwelcome These are just a few examples of basic vocabulary words that may appear on the SAT or other standardized tests. Practice with flashcards or quizzes can help you become familiar with these words and improve your vocabulary skills.