Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: The state of being bored or feeling uninterested because something is repetitive or dull.

Example: After hours of the same task, I was overwhelmed by a sense of tedium.

Definition: In a way that suggests something is true, but may not be; apparently or seemingly true.

Example: The project was seemingly successful, but there were hidden issues.

Definition: To send out a television program for people to watch.

Example: The show will telecast live from the studio tonight.

Definition: A program or event that is broadcast on television.

Example: The telecast of the concert attracted millions of viewers.

Definition: To send out a television program to viewers.

Example: The network will telecast the event live tomorrow.

Definition: Having a physical appearance and personal qualities that are very appealing to viewers on television.

Example: The actor is very telegenic, making him a popular choice for television roles.

Definition: The belief or study that things in nature or history develop with a purpose or goal in mind.

Example: The philosopher discussed teleology as a way to understand the purpose behind natural events.

Definition: The careful and intelligent planning of how to achieve a specific goal or outcome.

Example: The project was a success due to the teleses that guided its development.

Definition: To show a program or event on television so that people can watch it.

Example: The game will be televised live on national television.

Definition: The final purpose or goal that someone aims to achieve in a process or activity.

Example: The telos of education is to foster critical thinking and personal growth.

Definition: A boldness or daring that is often seen as reckless or foolish, showing a lack of concern for the consequences.

Example: His temerity in challenging the rules surprised everyone at the meeting.

Definition: To become less severe or intense; to moderate or soften.

Example: He tried to temper his anger before speaking to her.

Definition: A person's mood or emotional state, especially when it is easily affected by anger or irritation. It can also refer to a general quality or tone of something.

Example: She has a quick temper, so it's best to avoid arguing with her.

Definition: To adjust or modify something by mixing or adding elements to achieve a desired quality or condition.

Example: The artist decided to temper the paint with oil to improve its texture.