Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Having the qualities or characteristics of a god; resembling a god in form or nature.

Example: The ancient texts described the hero as deiform, possessing powers beyond those of ordinary men.

Definition: To treat someone or something as if they are a god, often by showing great respect or admiration.

Example: Many people tend to deify their favorite celebrities, treating them as if they are perfect.

Definition: Feeling sad and unhappy, often because of disappointment or failure.

Example: After losing the game, he felt dejected and sat alone on the bench.

Definition: In a way that shows sadness or disappointment.

Example: She looked dejectedly at the ground after hearing the bad news.

Definition: A symbol or mark used to show that something should be deleted or removed from a document or text.

Example: The editor used a dele to indicate which parts of the manuscript needed to be cut out.

Definition: To remove something from a text or document, often marked with a special symbol to show it has been deleted.

Example: Please dele the incorrect information from the report before submitting it.

Definition: To remove something from a document, file, or list so that it no longer exists or is visible.

Example: I need to delete the old files from my computer to free up space.

Definition: Relating to the ancient Greek oracle at Delphi, often used to describe something that is ambiguous or has a hidden meaning.

Example: The politician's delphic remarks left everyone confused about his true intentions.

Definition: A person who tricks or deceives others, often by making them believe something that is not true.

Example: The deluder convinced many people to invest in a fake business.

Definition: A person, often a political leader, who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than by using rational argument.

Example: The politician was criticized for being a demagog, as he often stirred up emotions instead of discussing real issues.

Definition: Relating to a leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than by using rational argument.

Example: The politician's demagogic speeches stirred up strong emotions among the crowd.