Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Related to teaching or education, helping to provide knowledge or skills.

Example: The museum offers many educative programs for children.

Definition: The process of drawing out or revealing something that was hidden or not visible.

Example: The eduction of the ancient artifacts from the site provided valuable insights into the past.

Definition: A change that is caused by something or a result of an action, often creating a specific impression or outcome.

Example: The new lighting had a dramatic effect on the atmosphere of the room.

Definition: To cause something to happen or to bring something into being.

Example: The new law will effect significant changes in the education system.

Definition: In a way that produces a desired result or is successful in achieving something.

Example: She communicated her ideas effectively during the presentation.

Definition: The use of physical or mental energy to accomplish something; a determined attempt to achieve a goal.

Example: She put a lot of effort into her studies this year.

Definition: A type of boldness that is shameless or disrespectful, often showing a lack of regard for others' feelings or opinions.

Example: She had the effrontery to ask for a raise after being late to work every day.

Definition: A type of mistake where a person uses a word or phrase that sounds similar to the correct one, but has a different meaning, often in a way that makes sense to them.

Example: She said 'old-timer's disease' instead of 'Alzheimer's disease', which is a classic example of an eggcorn.

Definition: A person who is excessively focused on themselves and their own importance.

Example: He is such an egomaniac that he only talks about his own achievements.

Definition: Having an excessive preoccupation with oneself and one's own interests, often to the exclusion of others.

Example: His egomaniacal behavior made it difficult for him to maintain friendships.

Definition: A strong focus on oneself, often involving bragging or talking too much about one's own achievements and importance.

Example: His egotism made it difficult for others to enjoy the conversation.