Category Archives: WORD OF THE DAY

WORD OF THE DAY: Exonerate (Ex-on-ur-ayt): to clear or free from blame or burden. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Formidable (Fawr-mih-dih-buhl): (adj) causing fear or dread; worthy; powerful. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Equitable (Eh-qui-tuh-bl): (adj) reasonable; not favoring one party over another. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Acquit (Ah-kwit): (adj) to release or free from charge; declare as not guilty. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Quell (Kwel): (v) to quiet or calm; pacify. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Subjugate (Suhb-juh-gayt): (v) to conquer, master or subdue. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Perjure (Purr-jur): (v) to lie under oath. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Dubious (Doo-bee-us): (adj) doubtful; unlikely; questionable. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Arbitration (Ar-bih-trey-shun): (n) hearing and deciding a controversy or dispute. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Maven (Mey-vun): (n) a person who has special knowlege or experience; an expert. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Clatter (Klat-er): (v) to make a loud, rattling sound; to talk very fast. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Embrangle (Em-brang-uhl): (v) to mix up in confusion; to complicate or entangle. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Exigent (Ex-si-junt): (adj) urgent, or pressing; requiring immediate aid or action. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Misoneism (Mis-oh-nee-iz-um): (n) hatred or fear of change or innovation. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab

WORD OF THE DAY: Infrangible (In-fran-juh-buhl): (adj) incapable of being broken or separated. #WordOfTheDay #SAT #ACT #WOTD #Vocab