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SAT Vocabulary #1-10 Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 1. Immutable (adj.) never changing Ex.: Princess Charlotte is an immutable hedonist, forever partying with the rich and famous. Construct your own sentence in which you employ this new word.
IMMUTABLE Although I tried to get the bank president to change his mind about giving me the loan, I finally realized his decision was immutable.
IMMUTABLE Jake’s feelings about his teenage daughter driving his car without a license were immutable.
Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 2. Impartial (adj.) fair, showing no favoritism The decision was an impartial one, and we couldn’t argue with it. Be sure to include context clues in your original sentence.
Impartial Members of a jury must always be impartial when determining if a dependent is guilty or innocent.
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Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 3. Impassive (adj) without feeling or emotion Ex.: Good poker players are supposed to maintain impassive demeanors. Write your own original sentence.
Impassive Even though Mark just learned about his friend’s car accident, his face still remained impassive. (He showed no emotions on his face.) Since Rachel is always funny and laughing, we thought she would let her mother about her surprise birthday party, but when she saw her mother, her facial features remained impassive.
Impassive It's impossible to get through to her; she just remains impassive no matter what happens.
Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 4. Imperturbable (adj) not easily excited or disturbed We couldn’t believe that Rafael could remain imperturbable in the midst of a riot; he never even looked disturbed.. Embed context clues within your own sentence.
Imperturbable Sarah was not afraid to speak in front of an audience; instead, she remain calm with an imperturbable expression as she spoke.
Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 5. Implausible (adj) unlikely; not having the appearance of truth or reason Only the most gullible teacher in the school would accept Polly’s implausible excuse for not having her homework. Comprise a sentence with this word.
Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 6. Inadvertent (adj) not done on purpose An inadvertent technical error almost impaired the entire space program. Write your own sentence.
Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 7. Incipient (adj) in an early stage Ex.: The rookie’s flagrant error spelled doom for his incipient career. Be sure to use context clues in your original sentence.
Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 8. Incisive (adj) keen; penetrating Cheryl’s incisive coverage of City Hall affairs made her a formidable candidate for the Pulitzer Prize. With this word write a new sentence.
Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 9. Incongruous (adj) inappropriate; out of place The Rembrandt painting seemed incongruous on a wall filled with modern art. Employ the word in a sentence.
Copy the word along with the part of speech, definition, and example sentence. 10. Incontrovertible (adj) not able to be disputed or denied Ex.: Ryan offered incontrovertible evidence that his former partner was embroiled in an extortion scheme. Use context clues in an original sentence.