<p>I've seen the following words a lot. </p>
<p>exemplary
juxtapose
superfluous
monotonous
enigmatic
venerable</p>
<p>I don’t know the last word “venerable”
oh and:</p>
<p>cerebral
ecclesiastical
extamporaneous
obstreperous
perfunctory
cacophonous</p>
<p>charlatan
jocular
diffident
acquiesce
recalcitrant
saccharine</p>
<p>pragmatic and moribund</p>
<p>Compunction was the answer on the last 2 SAT’s.</p>
<p>Know it.</p>
<p>Why
would
I
tell
you?</p>
<p>(I kid. Seriously, though, just Google “hard vocabulary learn” and you’ll find a wealth of information, which will probably be more structured and easier to learn than a bunch of random words :)).</p>
<p>infinitesimal</p>
<p>palliative
infinitesimal
pragmatic</p>
<p>nuance…and blowhard ;D</p>
<p>this is good, keep up this thread</p>
<p>the one word that I can say I saw it several times is </p>
<p>PROVOCATIVE</p>
<p>honestly, if you’re only gonna bother to look over ten words, don’t bother</p>
<p>They LOVE the word superflous. I swear I’ve seen that every time I’ve taken it.</p>
<p>But check out the sparknotes website for a list of 250 “most common” difficult SAT vocab. The majority of the words mentioned in here are on that list so I’d say it’s pretty accurate.</p>
<p>Could you guys post the definitions as well</p>
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<p>I actually used the list of 1000 words. Every few days, I would take down every fifty words I didn’t know, learn their definitions, and repeat the process. In all, I encountered 601 previously unknown words. It helped me a ton with the last SAT. I only omitted one sentence completion; and I’m almost positive I answered all the others correctly.</p>
<p>Islander- Yeah I noticed that the list of 1000 was on there after I’d gotten through S on the list of 250. I still got around 30 days before I take it again so I’ll probably get around to those.</p>