ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsL
ISEE & SSAT vocabulary words starting with L
33 words from the 1,500-word ISEE and SSAT deck, each with its meaning. Open a word for example sentences, synonyms and antonyms.
- labyrinth noun — a complicated network of paths or passages
- lackluster adjective — showing little energy, brilliance, or enthusiasm
- laconic adjective — using few words; concise
- lament verb — to express sorrow or grief over
- languid adjective — slow and relaxed; lacking energy
- languish verb — to lose strength or vigor
- largesse noun — generosity in giving money or gifts
- lassitude noun — physical or mental weariness and lack of energy
- latent adjective — present but hidden or not yet active
- latter adjective — referring to the second of two things mentioned
- laud verb — to praise highly, especially in public
- laudable adjective — deserving praise or admiration
- laudably adverb — in a way that deserves praise or admiration
- lavish adjective — given or spent in great quantity; luxurious
- lenient adjective — mild or not strict, especially in giving punishment
- lethargic adjective — sluggish; lacking energy
- licentious adjective — ignoring accepted moral restraints, especially in sexual behavior
- lichen noun — a crusty, moss-like organism made of fungus and algae growing together on rocks or bark
- limit noun — the greatest amount, number, or point allowed
- limpid adjective — clear and easy to see through or understand
- linger verb — to stay somewhere longer than expected
- listless adjective — lacking energy or enthusiasm for anything
- lithe adjective — moving or bending with graceful ease
- litigate verb — to pursue or contest a dispute in court
- lofty adjective — very high; noble or elevated
- logical adjective — based on clear and sensible reasoning
- loquacious adjective — tending to talk a lot
- loyal adjective — faithful to a person, team, or group
- lucid adjective — clear and easily understood
- lucrative adjective — producing a great deal of profit
- lugubrious adjective — excessively mournful or gloomy
- lurch verb — to move suddenly in an unsteady way
- lush adjective — covered with thick, healthy plant growth