reconcileverb, torestorefriendlyrelationsbetweennoveladjective,new orunusual in aninterestingwaysupplementnoun, somethingthat completesor enhancessomething elsewhen added to itverisimilitudenoun, theappearanceof beingtrue or realobsoleteadjective, nolongerproduced orused; out ofdatepervasiveadjective,spreading widelythough out an areaor a group ofpeople, especiallyin an unpleasantwayinvokeverb, to cite orappeal to (someoneor something) as anauthority for anaction or in supportof an argumentprominentadjective,important;famousspeculateverb, to form atheory orconjectureabout a subjectwithout firmevidencereciprocateverb, to respondto (a gesture oraction) bymaking acorrespondingoneobscureadjective, notdiscovered orknown about;uncertainsubtleadjective, sodelicate orprecise as to bedifficult toanalyze ordescribeskepticaladjective, noteasilyconvinced;having doubtsor reservationsunobtrusiveadjective,notconspicuousor attractingattentionrefuteverb, to prove(a statement ortheory) to bewrong or false;disproveindifferencenoun, lackof interest,concern, orsympathyoppressiveadjective, unjustlyinflicting hardshipand constraint;weighing heavilyon the mind orspiritssubstantiateverb, to provideevidence tosupport orprove the truthofrepressionnoun, therestraint,prevention, orinhibition of afeeling, quality,etc.provokeverb, to stimulateor give rise to areaction oremotion, typicallya strong orunwelcome one insomeoneinevitableadjective,certain tohappen;unavoidableprevalencenoun, the factor conditionof beingprevalent;commonnessundermineverb, tolessen theeffectiveness,power, orability ofironicadjective,happening in theopposite way fromwhat is expectedand typicallycausing amusementbecause of thisunderscoreverb, toemphasizeor drawattention tovalidateverb, to checkor prove thevalidity oraccuracy of(something)retainverb, tocontinue tohave(something);keeppossession ofrenounceverb, to formallydeclare one'sabandonment of(a claim, right, orpossession)tenuousadjective,very weakor slightadjective,capable ofworkingsuccessfully;feasibleviablereconcileverb, torestorefriendlyrelationsbetweennoveladjective,new orunusual in aninterestingwaysupplementnoun, somethingthat completesor enhancessomething elsewhen added to itverisimilitudenoun, theappearanceof beingtrue or realobsoleteadjective, nolongerproduced orused; out ofdatepervasiveadjective,spreading widelythough out an areaor a group ofpeople, especiallyin an unpleasantwayinvokeverb, to cite orappeal to (someoneor something) as anauthority for anaction or in supportof an argumentprominentadjective,important;famousspeculateverb, to form atheory orconjectureabout a subjectwithout firmevidencereciprocateverb, to respondto (a gesture oraction) bymaking acorrespondingoneobscureadjective, notdiscovered orknown about;uncertainsubtleadjective, sodelicate orprecise as to bedifficult toanalyze ordescribeskepticaladjective, noteasilyconvinced;having doubtsor reservationsunobtrusiveadjective,notconspicuousor attractingattentionrefuteverb, to prove(a statement ortheory) to bewrong or false;disproveindifferencenoun, lackof interest,concern, orsympathyoppressiveadjective, unjustlyinflicting hardshipand constraint;weighing heavilyon the mind orspiritssubstantiateverb, to provideevidence tosupport orprove the truthofrepressionnoun, therestraint,prevention, orinhibition of afeeling, quality,etc.provokeverb, to stimulateor give rise to areaction oremotion, typicallya strong orunwelcome one insomeoneinevitableadjective,certain tohappen;unavoidableprevalencenoun, the factor conditionof beingprevalent;commonnessundermineverb, tolessen theeffectiveness,power, orability ofironicadjective,happening in theopposite way fromwhat is expectedand typicallycausing amusementbecause of thisunderscoreverb, toemphasizeor drawattention tovalidateverb, to checkor prove thevalidity oraccuracy of(something)retainverb, tocontinue tohave(something);keeppossession ofrenounceverb, to formallydeclare one'sabandonment of(a claim, right, orpossession)tenuousadjective,very weakor slightadjective,capable ofworkingsuccessfully;feasibleviable

SAT Vocabulary 2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. verb, to restore friendly relations between
    reconcile
  2. adjective, new or unusual in an interesting way
    novel
  3. noun, something that completes or enhances something else when added to it
    supplement
  4. noun, the appearance of being true or real
    verisimilitude
  5. adjective, no longer produced or used; out of date
    obsolete
  6. adjective, spreading widely though out an area or a group of people, especially in an unpleasant way
    pervasive
  7. verb, to cite or appeal to (someone or something) as an authority for an action or in support of an argument
    invoke
  8. adjective, important; famous
    prominent
  9. verb, to form a theory or conjecture about a subject without firm evidence
    speculate
  10. verb, to respond to (a gesture or action) by making a corresponding one
    reciprocate
  11. adjective, not discovered or known about; uncertain
    obscure
  12. adjective, so delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyze or describe
    subtle
  13. adjective, not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations
    skeptical
  14. adjective, not conspicuous or attracting attention
    unobtrusive
  15. verb, to prove (a statement or theory) to be wrong or false; disprove
    refute
  16. noun, lack of interest, concern, or sympathy
    indifference
  17. adjective, unjustly inflicting hardship and constraint; weighing heavily on the mind or spirits
    oppressive
  18. verb, to provide evidence to support or prove the truth of
    substantiate
  19. noun, the restraint, prevention, or inhibition of a feeling, quality, etc.
    repression
  20. verb, to stimulate or give rise to a reaction or emotion, typically a strong or unwelcome one in someone
    provoke
  21. adjective, certain to happen; unavoidable
    inevitable
  22. noun, the fact or condition of being prevalent; commonness
    prevalence
  23. verb, to lessen the effectiveness, power, or ability of
    undermine
  24. adjective, happening in the opposite way from what is expected and typically causing amusement because of this
    ironic
  25. verb, to emphasize or draw attention to
    underscore
  26. verb, to check or prove the validity or accuracy of (something)
    validate
  27. verb, to continue to have (something); keep possession of
    retain
  28. verb, to formally declare one's abandonment of (a claim, right, or possession)
    renounce
  29. adjective, very weak or slight
    tenuous
  30. viable
    adjective, capable of working successfully; feasible