Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Every time or always, without any change.

Example: She invariably arrives at work on time, no matter what.

Definition: To persuade someone to do something by using clever talk or flattery.

Example: She managed to inveigle him into attending the party with her.

Definition: A person who uses clever talk or tricks to persuade someone to do something or to gain something.

Example: The inveigler managed to convince the group to follow his plan without them realizing the risks involved.

Definition: A person who creates new things or ideas, often by using their imagination and skills.

Example: Thomas Edison is a famous inventor known for his work on the electric light bulb.

Definition: Relating to something that is opposite in order, nature, or effect; reversed or inverted.

Example: The inverse relationship between the two variables shows that as one increases, the other decreases.

Definition: A concept or element that is opposite or contrary to something else, often used in mathematics to refer to a number that, when combined with another, results in a specific identity element.

Example: In mathematics, the inverse of 5 is -5 when considering addition.

Definition: A person who watches over students during an exam to prevent cheating.

Example: The invigilator walked around the room to ensure that no one was cheating during the test.

Definition: A very small amount or quantity; something tiny or insignificant.

Example: There wasn't an iota of evidence to support his claim.

Definition: A linguistic phenomenon where certain Greek letters are pronounced as the letter iota due to a regular change in sound.

Example: The study of iotacism helps linguists understand the evolution of Greek pronunciation.

Definition: Feeling or showing great anger.

Example: The irate customer demanded to speak to the manager.

Definition: A strong feeling of anger that is often shown openly.

Example: His ire was evident when he heard the unfair decision.