SAT Vocabulary Flashcards
116 cards · EN → EN · Standardized Test
Eighty-plus common SAT-style English vocabulary words with concise original definitions. Designed for standardized-test prep and general academic reading fluency.
This page covers SAT Vocabulary — High-Frequency Words: 116 flashcards in the standardized test category. Cards are oriented around the EN → EN language pair, so each prompt trains recognition in the direction you actually need. Difficulty is tagged intermediate, so you can expect a intermediate-friendly progression rather than a random dump of trivia.
Neurako schedules "SAT Vocabulary — High-Frequency Words" with FSRS—adaptive spaced repetition that personalizes the next review from your ratings. Across 116 cards in the standardized test category, that means fewer wasted reps and stronger long-term recall.
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Card preview
First 20 cards from this deck (front / back).
| # | Front | Back |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | abate | to lessen in intensity or amount |
| 2 | aberration | a departure from what is normal or expected |
| 3 | abstain | to choose not to do or have something |
| 4 | abstract | existing as an idea rather than a concrete thing |
| 5 | acclaim | public praise or approval |
| 6 | acrimony | bitter sharpness in speech or feeling |
| 7 | adept | highly skilled or proficient |
| 8 | admonish | to warn or gently scold |
| 9 | advocate | to publicly support a cause or idea |
| 10 | aesthetic | concerned with beauty or artistic taste |
| 11 | affluent | having a great deal of wealth |
| 12 | alleviate | to make suffering or a problem less severe |
| 13 | ambiguous | open to more than one interpretation |
| 14 | ambivalent | having mixed or conflicting feelings |
| 15 | amiable | friendly and pleasant |
| 16 | anachronism | something out of place in its historical time |
| 17 | anecdote | a short, interesting personal story |
| 18 | anomaly | something that differs from what is standard |
| 19 | antagonize | to provoke hostility or opposition |
| 20 | apathy | lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern |
How to study with FSRS
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Frequently asked questions
Are these SAT Vocabulary flashcards free?
Yes. You can preview cards here and start studying free in Neurako on web or mobile. Pro adds higher AI limits and advanced FSRS optimizer controls.
Can I import SAT Vocabulary cards into Anki?
Export or convert with our free csv-to-anki and apkg-to-csv tools on tools.neurako.com, then study in Anki or Neurako—whichever you prefer.
How many SAT Vocabulary cards are in this deck?
This deck includes 116 cards. The preview on this page shows the first 20 so you can judge style and difficulty before cloning.
How is Neurako different from Quizlet for SAT Vocabulary?
Neurako schedules reviews with FSRS adaptive spaced repetition. Quizlet is stronger for quick social sets and games; Neurako is built for long-term retention.
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