ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsU
ISEE & SSAT vocabulary words starting with U
22 words from the 1,500-word ISEE and SSAT deck, each with its meaning. Open a word for example sentences, synonyms and antonyms.
- ubiquitous adjective — present, appearing, or found everywhere
- ulterior adjective — existing beyond what is stated, often as a concealed motive
- ultimate adjective — being the final or greatest of its kind, beyond which nothing further exists
- ultimatum noun — a final demand that, if rejected, will lead to serious consequences
- unanimous adjective — in complete agreement, with no dissent
- unassuming adjective — not trying to impress others; modest in manner
- unbiased adjective — not favoring one side unfairly
- unconscionable adjective — so unfair or excessive as to be morally unacceptable
- unctuous adjective — excessively flattering or ingratiating; oily
- underbrush noun — bushes and small plants growing beneath trees
- undermine verb — to weaken or damage something gradually, often secretly
- undulate verb — to move in a smooth, wave-like motion
- uneasy adjective — slightly worried or uncomfortable
- uneven adjective — not smooth, level, or equal
- ungainly adjective — awkward, clumsy, or lacking grace in movement
- uniform adjective — the same throughout; not varying
- unison noun — agreement or simultaneous action, especially in speaking or singing together
- unruly adjective — difficult to control or discipline
- untenable adjective — impossible to defend, support, or maintain
- unvarnished adjective — frank and direct, without flattering or concealment
- urbane adjective — sophisticated, polished, and confident in social manner
- usurp verb — to seize power or a position without rightful authority