Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Impressive and grand in appearance or style; often used to describe something that is very beautiful or remarkable.

Example: The castle was a magnific sight, standing tall against the sunset.

Definition: Something that is very impressive, beautiful, or grand in appearance or quality.

Example: The view from the mountain was absolutely magnificent, with vibrant colors and stunning landscapes.

Definition: In a way that is grand, impressive, or beautiful.

Example: The castle was decorated magnificently for the royal banquet.

Definition: The most important or principal part of something.

Example: The main reason for the meeting is to discuss the budget.

Definition: The largest or most important part of something.

Example: The main reason for the meeting is to discuss the budget.

Definition: Significant in size, importance, or effect; greater than others in rank or degree.

Example: The major changes in the policy will affect everyone in the organization.

Definition: To focus on a specific subject or field of study in college or university.

Example: She decided to major in biology because she loves science.

Definition: A person who holds a specific rank in the military, or a student who focuses on a particular subject in their studies.

Example: She is a biology major at the university.

Definition: The greater number or part of a group, often referring to more than half of the total amount.

Example: The majority of the class voted in favor of the new rules.

Definition: To act or behave in a certain way, or to pretend to be something.

Example: He made like he was going to leave the party early.

Definition: The style or type of a product, especially in terms of its design or brand.

Example: The make of this car is known for its reliability and performance.

Definition: To create, produce, or cause something to happen or exist.

Example: She will make a cake for the party.

Definition: Showing a boldness that is disrespectful or rude; being cheeky or brash in behavior or speech.

Example: His malapert remarks during the meeting shocked everyone present.

Definition: A person who is disrespectful and bold in a way that is often considered rude or cheeky.

Example: The malapert child spoke to the teacher without any respect.

Definition: Describing a mistake in which a word is used incorrectly in place of a similar-sounding word, often with humorous effect.

Example: His malaprop remarks during the meeting made everyone laugh.

Definition: A mistake made when a person uses a word that sounds similar to the correct word but means something different, often causing a humorous effect.

Example: His use of the word 'pineapple' instead of 'pinnacle' was a classic malaprop.

Definition: A funny mistake made when someone uses a word that sounds similar to the one they meant, but is completely wrong in the context.

Example: His malapropism during the speech made everyone laugh when he said he wanted to be a "pineapple" instead of a "pioneer."