Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: A type of power or control that one state or ruler has over others, often associated with an empire or absolute authority.

Example: The emperor ruled with an imperium that extended far beyond his borders.

Definition: The quality of being playful and mischievous, often in a way that is charming or amusing.

Example: The child's impishness made everyone laugh as he played harmless pranks on his friends.

Definition: In a way that is not believable or likely to be true.

Example: She explained the situation implausibly, making it hard for anyone to believe her story.

Definition: To suggest or indicate something without saying it directly.

Example: Her smile seemed to imply that she was happy with the decision.

Definition: The quality of being significant or valuable; the state of being important.

Example: The importance of education cannot be overstated.

Definition: Having great significance or value; something that matters a lot or has a strong effect on a situation.

Example: It is important to study regularly to succeed in school.

Definition: In a way that shows significance or importance.

Example: Importantly, we need to consider the impact of our decisions on the environment.

Definition: Something that cannot be done or achieved; it is extremely difficult or not possible to accomplish.

Example: Climbing that mountain without proper gear is impossible.

Definition: In a way that cannot happen or be done; to an extent that is beyond possibility.

Example: She smiled impossibly, as if nothing could ever go wrong.

Definition: A noun that refers to something that is imposed, such as a tax or duty, or the upper part of a column that supports an arch.

Example: The impost on luxury goods has increased this year.