ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsV
ISEE & SSAT vocabulary words starting with V
42 words from the 1,500-word ISEE and SSAT deck, each with its meaning. Open a word for example sentences, synonyms and antonyms.
- vacant adjective — empty or unoccupied
- vaccine noun — a substance used to stimulate immunity against a disease
- vacillate verb — to waver between options
- vacuous adjective — lacking thought, intelligence, or meaningful content
- vain adjective — excessively proud of one's own looks or accomplishments
- vanish verb — to disappear quickly or completely
- variegated adjective — marked by patches of different colors or kinds
- vaunt verb — to praise or boast about something proudly
- veer verb — to change direction suddenly
- vehement adjective — showing strong feeling; forceful and passionate
- venal adjective — willing to act dishonestly in exchange for money
- venerable adjective — commanding respect because of age, wisdom, or character
- veracity noun — conformity to truth or fact; accuracy
- verbose adjective — using more words than needed
- verification noun — process of confirming that something is true or accurate
- verify verb — to confirm the truth or accuracy of something
- versatile adjective — able to do many different things well
- vertebrate noun — an animal that has a backbone or spinal column
- verve noun — lively energy, vigor, or enthusiasm
- vestige noun — a small remaining trace of something that has disappeared
- vex verb — to annoy or worry
- vexation noun — annoyance or frustration caused by a troublesome problem
- vibrant adjective — full of energy, brightness, or life
- vigilant adjective — keeping careful watch for danger
- vigor noun — physical strength and energetic enthusiasm
- vile adjective — extremely unpleasant or morally repulsive
- vindicate verb — to clear of blame or suspicion by presenting proof
- virtuoso noun — person with exceptional skill, especially in music
- virulent adjective — extremely harmful, poisonous, or hostile
- visible adjective — able to be seen
- vision noun — the ability to see, or a vivid idea of what the future could be
- visualize verb — to form a clear picture of something in your mind
- vituperative adjective — using harsh, angry, and abusive language
- vivacious adjective — attractively lively and animated
- vivid adjective — bright, clear, and strong in the mind or senses
- vocal adjective — expressing opinions or feelings freely and forcefully
- vociferous adjective — expressing opinions loudly and forcefully
- volatile adjective — liable to change suddenly and unpredictably
- volunteer verb — to offer to help without being required
- voluptuous adjective — richly luxurious and pleasing to the senses
- voracious adjective — having a huge appetite; consuming or craving in great quantities
- voyage noun — a long journey, especially by sea or through space