Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: This word describes something that is sincere and straightforward, without any hint of sarcasm or irony.

Example: Her unironic appreciation for the movie surprised everyone, as most people found it cheesy.

Definition: In a way that is sincere and without any hint of sarcasm or irony.

Example: She said she loved the movie unironically, meaning she truly enjoyed it without any sarcasm.

Definition: Not a valid English word.

Example: Not available

Definition: A single part or element that is considered separately from others, often used in measurements, education, or as a component of a larger system.

Example: Each student must complete a unit on mathematics to pass the course.

Definition: Being together as one; joined or combined in a way that shows harmony or agreement.

Example: The united team worked together to achieve their goal.

Definition: In a way that applies to all cases or situations; everywhere or always.

Example: The rules apply universally, meaning everyone must follow them.

Definition: A place where students go to learn after high school, usually offering degrees in various subjects and conducting research.

Example: She plans to attend university to study biology.

Definition: This word describes someone or something that is the most unkind or cruel compared to others.

Example: She was the unkindliest person I had ever met, always saying hurtful things to others.

Definition: The state or quality of being not nice or friendly to others.

Example: Her unkindness towards her classmates made her very unpopular.

Definition: A word used to introduce a condition that must be met for something to happen, often meaning 'if not'.

Example: You won't succeed unless you work hard.

Definition: A word used to introduce a condition that must be met for something to happen, meaning 'if not'.

Example: You won't succeed unless you work hard.

Definition: Not pleasant or agreeable; difficult to like.

Example: His rude behavior made him seem unlikeable to his classmates.