Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Representing the usual or expected qualities of a particular group or category.

Example: It was a typical day in the city, with traffic and crowds everywhere.

Definition: In a way that is usual or expected based on common patterns or habits.

Example: Typically, I wake up at 7 AM every day.

Definition: Relating to or characteristic of a tyrant; marked by oppressive or absolute power.

Example: The tyrannic ruler imposed harsh laws on the citizens.

Definition: Describing someone or something that is cruel, oppressive, and exercises power in a harsh way, often like a dictator.

Example: The tyrannical ruler imposed strict laws that limited the freedom of the people.

Definition: A person who kills a cruel and oppressive ruler.

Example: The people celebrated the act of tyrannicide as a victory for freedom.

Definition: A form of government where one person has complete control and power, often used in a cruel or unjust way.

Example: The people rose up against the tyranny of the dictator.

Definition: A person who is new to a particular activity or subject and is still learning the basics.

Example: As a tyro in the art of cooking, she often followed recipes closely.

Definition: A title used for a Russian emperor or ruler, similar to a king or monarch.

Example: The last tzar of Russia was overthrown during the revolution.

Definition: A system of government in which a tsar (or czar) has absolute power, often associated with the autocratic rule in Russia before the 1917 revolution.

Example: Tzarism was characterized by the concentration of power in the hands of the tsar, limiting the influence of the people.

Definition: A person who supports or is associated with the rule of a tsar, especially in Russia before the 1917 revolution.

Example: The tzarist regime was known for its autocratic rule and strict control over the population.