Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: In a way that is not practical or useful; not suitable for real-life situations.

Example: She approached the problem impractically, ignoring the simplest solutions.

Definition: A mark or pattern made by pressing something onto a surface, often leaving a design or shape.

Example: The impress left by the seal was clear on the wax.

Definition: To make someone feel admiration or respect for something or someone; to have a strong effect on someone's thoughts or feelings.

Example: The artist's work never fails to impress the audience.

Definition: A feeling or idea that someone has about something, often based on a first experience or encounter.

Example: Her first impression of the city was very positive and welcoming.

Definition: Causing admiration or respect because of being large, important, or skillful.

Example: The artist's latest painting was truly impressive and left everyone in awe.

Definition: In a way that makes a strong impact or leaves a lasting impression.

Example: She performed impressively in the competition, earning first place.

Definition: In a way that is not correct, suitable, or acceptable.

Example: He spoke improperly during the meeting, which upset many people.

Definition: A change or process that makes something better or enhances its quality.

Example: The improvement in her grades was noticeable after she started studying harder.

Definition: Mistaken or incorrect; not correct in detail or measurement.

Example: The report was inaccurate, leading to misunderstandings.

Definition: In a way that is not correct or precise; done wrongly or without accuracy.

Example: The report was filled out inaccurately, leading to several mistakes.

Definition: A woman who is loved or has a romantic relationship with someone.

Example: He introduced her as his inamorata at the party.