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262 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ sˈat], [ sˈat], [ s_ˈa_t]
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Synonyms for Sat:
n.
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- cloze test,
- final,
- AP,
- baccalaureate,
- comprehension,
- eleven-plus,
- the ACT,
- bar exam,
- the boards,
- Ged.
- sat.
v.
• baby-sit (verb) • care (verb)- keep an eye on,
- wait on,
- take pains,
- mind the store,
- watch over,
- ride herd on,
- protect,
- minister,
- provide for,
- keep tabs on,
- foster,
- nurse,
- treasure,
- baby sit,
- mother,
- attend,
- pay attention to,
- nurture,
- look after,
- consider,
- mind.
- congregate,
- convoke,
- summon,
- rally,
- round up,
- call,
- collect,
- call in,
- unite,
- hold meeting,
- scare up,
- get together,
- gather,
- corral,
- muster.
- give ear,
- watch out,
- regard,
- bear in mind,
- hear,
- spot,
- see,
- take to heart,
- keep tabs,
- follow orders,
- listen,
- catch,
- do one's bidding,
- watch the store,
- be aware,
- toe the line,
- obey,
- watch one's step,
- be guided by,
- follow,
- stay in line,
- get a load of,
- hark,
- keep eye peeled,
- pick up,
- mark,
- hearken,
- note,
- observe,
- take notice of,
- baby-sit,
- pay attention.
- arrive,
- resolve,
- check,
- act on,
- esteem,
- rule,
- mediate,
- test,
- try,
- criticize,
- make,
- pronounce sentence,
- reckon,
- decide,
- umpire,
- draw,
- conclude,
- condemn,
- make out,
- evaluate,
- approximate,
- examine,
- discern,
- deduct,
- appraise,
- find,
- put,
- referee,
- size up,
- pass sentence,
- derive,
- give a hearing,
- value,
- suppose,
- sentence,
- arbitrate,
- ascertain,
- review,
- estimate,
- decree,
- appreciate,
- assess,
- distinguish,
- adjudicate,
- doom,
- determine,
- adjudge,
- rate,
- place.
- deplane,
- detrain,
- set down,
- roost,
- stop,
- alight,
- come down,
- sit down,
- settle down,
- fly down,
- touch down,
- get down,
- drop,
- disembark,
- perch.
- flock,
- show,
- get to know,
- join,
- be introduced,
- appear,
- be present,
- enter in,
- make acquaintance,
- foregather,
- be presented,
- converge,
- rendezvous.
- discipline,
- be attentive,
- superintend,
- supervise,
- notice,
- listen up,
- give heed to,
- make certain,
- behold,
- ensure,
- have charge of,
- govern,
- look,
- oversee,
- care for,
- perceive.
- cover,
- bear on,
- grab a chair,
- take a place,
- come together,
- have a seat,
- put it there,
- rest,
- be in session,
- squat,
- plop down,
- lie,
- posture,
- be seated,
- remain,
- take a seat,
- deliberate,
- have a place,
- Hunker,
- take a load off,
- install,
- give feet a rest,
- hold an assembly,
- open,
- relax,
- settle,
- officiate,
- preside,
- seat oneself,
- ensconce.
Other synonyms:
• Saturday-
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- wed.
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- M.
- meet,
- psychodrama,
- biofeedback,
- seated,
- tease,
- agree,
- philosopher,
- taunt,
- psychotherapy,
- week,
- satisfy,
- plopped down,
- pose,
- saturate,
- SATI,
- hypnotism,
- sate,
- Transactional Analysis,
- sensitivity training,
- fill,
- set,
- take,
- occupational therapy,
- sit up,
- sabbath,
- seat,
- Sabbatum,
- hypnosis,
- satiate,
- marathon,
- group therapy,
- transcendental meditation,
- was seated,
- counseling,
- convene,
- travel by,
- assemble,
- posed,
- laid down.
How to use "Sat" in context?
When you take the sat, you are taking a challenging exam that will assess your skills in reading, writing, math and critical thinking. SAT tests are designed to give you a snapshot of your ability to succeed in college-level courses.
The SAT is offered nationally by the College Board and is taken by high school seniors and juniors. The SAT is not a test of intelligence. The SAT tests your ability to understand written material and to do math problems correctly.
Some people think that the SAT is too difficult. But the College Board believes that the SAT is the best measure of student ability and that the exam is critical for college selection.
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Independent
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Adjective
saturday.
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Proper noun, singular
saturday, Ers, Tas, Cas, Trustees, CTS, ECS, MAS, THS, TMS, NBS, RHS, Saturdays, airways.
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Verb, past tense
adopted, applied, apprehended, arrested, assembled, assisted, assumed, attended, broke, celebrated, checked, collapsed, contested, crossed, decided, decreased, decree, dropped, drove, engaged, enrolled, established, expected, experienced, fell, felt, gathered, granted, grazed, heard, held, hung, increased, involved, joined, kept, landed, left, lf, look, maintained, me, mounted, moved, observed, part, participation, party, paved, placed, planted, played, pointed, portion, proceed, pulled, quit, read, rested, rose, saw, seat, seated, seized, session, set, skip, spend, spent, stopped, stuck, touched, turned, wait, watch, welcomed, Amounted, Appeared, Arose, Arrived, Asked, Was, Began, Behaved, Belonged, Boarded, Came, Cheered, Climbed, Declined, Depended, Detained, Did, Drifted, Entered, Gained, Went, Got, Grew, Had, Happened, Helped, Jumped, Knew, Lived, Looked, Met, Occurred, Participated, Passed, Rallied, Ran, Remained, Remanded, Rode, Seemed, Served, Shifted, Took, Them, Underwent, Undertook, Voted, Waited, Walked, Watched, Were, Wished, Worked, Wrote, Hiked, Totalled, Commemorated, Competed, Contributed, Convened, Presided, Soared, Stayed, Stood, Stumbled, Surged, tabled, collaborated, hosted, rebounded, AM, scoped, monitored, 'd, 'm.
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Verb, past participle
advised, aided, anticipated, arranged, assembled, assisted, assumed, attended, based, built, checked, collected, crossed, dropped, employed, engaged, established, expected, experienced, fallen, formed, gathered, gone, granted, grown, heard, held, increased, involved, joined, kept, left, located, locked, maintained, member, moved, organised, organized, paved, played, presumed, remembered, represented, risen, seat, seated, seen, serviced, set, settled, spent, spoken, stuck, supported, trapped, understood, used, utilised, utilized, witnessed, Appeared, Been, Debated, Declined, Discussed, Grounded, Happened, Helped, Lagged, Lived, Met, Operated, Participated, Passed, Remained, Resided, Served, Shifted, Talked, Undergone, Waited, Watched, Compiled, Contributed, Convened, Cooperated, Created, Predicated, Stayed, Stood, hospitalized, reunited, headquartered.
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Adjective
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Verb, past tense
Listened.
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Verb, base form
sittin.
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Verb, past tense
Homophones for Sat:
- schizoid, skeet, saida, shasta, set ahead, seedy, skate, sextette, sack out, she-goat, sudate, sakti, stowe, scythe, set, sadhe, sexed, sty, stead, 41st, sea-duty, seat, saw wood, squat, side, stow, shagged, scd, situated, shootout, sext, shittah, scut, secede, suet, society, soused, satie, sita, satiety, squatty, scottie, sixtieth, sight, schist, sex act, Sayda, shoot, stoat, shade, sheath, suety, statewide, shoddy, scout, 31st, scad, suited, see to it, say hey kid, shed, statuette, shady, sooty, swede, Suss Out, stewed, shakti, stow away, shute, sixty, soot, shakeout, sade, Sq Yd, sized, socket, shaded, stay at, skewed, sideway, satiated, stout, sea chest, seed, suggested, scid, squeeze out, sukkoth, south, sweetie, sacked, swath, skid, sadat, sexist, stated, segway ht, situate, shock-headed, set out, sheathed, shout out, sate, sixty-two, suicide, shiite, shut away, sou'-sou'-west, Sea god, state, stye, sweet, ski tow, sheet, sittidae, sitta, seethe, skagit, scute, seek out, scat, 21st, Succoth, swat, sooth, steed, sea-coast, sagitta, sida, skit, scythia, steady, said, seaweed, stud, soddy, sesotho, sadhu, sd, settee, set-to, sedate, scoot, sect, sad, shouted, shad, shocked, sweat, saute, scet, soaked, shadow, steatite, sth, southey, staid, seated, statue, studied, seize with teeth, site, study, sauteed, sekhet, sett, studio, statute, seized, sagittate, shadowed, Shote, sash weight, sextet, stay, shi'ite, scathe, Sioux City, siesta, sot, sit out, seacoast, see eye to eye, suit, scatty, seaside, soda, sewed, sou'-west, swad, sou'-east, succeed, sod, suck out, sotho, shut, shut out, shuteye, sagacity, 101st, steadied, seth, saw set, soothe, sawtooth, satiate, squid, Saccade, saxe-gothea, sweet tooth, stay away, suede, sit, suite, stowaway, suggest, saddhu, sestet, squad, skeat, shoed, shadowy, saxist, suttee, saudi, sighted, swathe, seta, shahadah, shot, sack coat, sixth, scot, stet, scud, skew-eyed, sweaty, sought, sated, saxegothea, shaggy-coated, shoat, shaheed, scott, swot, six-sided, sachet, stew, soweto, shout, shutout, sou'west, 1st, seeded, shod, studded, sea scout, sheathe, suidae, sedated, ski jacket, sou'-sou'-east, saw-toothed.
Holonyms for Sat:
n.
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time
weekend.
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time
Hyponym for Sat:
n.
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weekday.
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