Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Having a lot of money, property, or valuable things; being wealthy or prosperous.

Example: The affluent neighborhood was filled with luxurious homes and expensive cars.

Definition: A person who has a lot of money and resources, often living a comfortable and luxurious life.

Example: The affluent community built a new park for its residents.

Definition: At a later time or after something has happened.

Example: We went to dinner, and afterward we watched a movie.

Definition: A short section at the end of a book or document that provides additional information or commentary.

Example: The author included an afterword to discuss the themes explored in the novel.

Definition: This word is used to show opposition or resistance to something. It indicates that something is in conflict with or contrary to another thing.

Example: Not available

Definition: In opposition to something; in a direction that is opposite or contrary to something.

Example: She stood against the wall, waiting for her friend.

Definition: This word describes someone or something that is forceful, assertive, or ready to attack. It can refer to behavior that is hostile or combative, as well as to approaches that are bold and energetic.

Example: The aggressive marketing strategy helped the company gain a larger market share.

Definition: A special name added to a person's name in ancient Rome, usually to honor them for achievements or victories.

Example: Julius Caesar was often referred to by his agnomen, which celebrated his achievements.

Definition: A struggle or conflict, often seen in stories or plays, where characters face off against each other, or a competition in ancient Greece where people competed in sports or arts for prizes.

Example: The agon in the play highlighted the intense rivalry between the two main characters.

Definition: To have a goal or purpose in mind, or to direct one's efforts towards achieving something.

Example: She aims to finish her project by the end of the week.

Definition: A goal or purpose that someone wants to achieve.

Example: Her aim is to become a successful author.

Definition: To point or direct something, like a weapon or effort, towards a specific target or goal.

Example: She aimed the camera at the beautiful sunset.

Definition: Relating to a lack of self-control or the state of acting against one's better judgment.

Example: His akratic behavior often led him to make poor decisions despite knowing better.

Definition: A lively and cheerful readiness to do something, often with enthusiasm and eagerness.

Example: She accepted the invitation with alacrity, eager to join the celebration.