Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Having a lot of money or valuable resources; also, having a strong or intense quality, such as flavor or color.

Example: The rich man donated a large sum to charity.

Definition: A group of people who have a lot of money and possessions.

Example: The rich often have access to better education and healthcare.

Definition: Having more wealth or resources than someone else or compared to a previous state.

Example: After the successful business deal, he felt much richer than before.

Definition: Having the most money or wealth compared to others.

Example: He is the richest person in the city.

Definition: Words or actions that make fun of someone or something in a way that shows contempt or scorn.

Example: The comedian's jokes were filled with ridicule, making the audience laugh at the absurdity of the situation.

Definition: To make fun of someone or something in a way that shows contempt or scorn.

Example: The comedian used his routine to ridicule the absurdities of everyday life.

Definition: Something that is so silly or unreasonable that it makes people laugh or feel embarrassed.

Example: The idea of wearing winter clothes in the summer seemed ridiculous to everyone.

Definition: This word describes something that is correct, proper, or just. It can also refer to being in a good state of health or order.

Example: It is important to do the right thing, even when it's difficult.

Definition: In a correct or accurate manner; exactly or completely.

Example: She answered the question right on the first try.

Definition: A legal or moral entitlement that someone has, or something that is owed to them.

Example: Everyone has the right to free speech.

Definition: To correct something that is wrong or to restore something to its proper position.

Example: After the storm, they worked together to right the overturned boat.

Definition: In a correct or proper way; in a manner that is just or fair.

Example: She rightly pointed out the mistakes in the report.

Definition: To behave in a wild or uncontrolled way, often in a group, usually causing chaos or disturbance.

Example: The crowd began to riot after the announcement was made.

Definition: A large and violent disturbance caused by a group of people, often involving public disorder and chaos.

Example: The police were called to control the riot that broke out in the city center.

Definition: To spend money or time extravagantly or recklessly, often in a way that is excessive or uncontrolled.

Example: He rioted his savings on luxury items instead of saving for the future.

Definition: A person who participates in a violent public disturbance or protest, often involving a crowd acting in a disorderly manner.

Example: The police arrested several rioters after the protest turned violent.

Definition: A quick and clever reply to someone, often used in conversation or debate.

Example: Her ripost was so sharp that it left everyone in the room speechless.