
🤝 Implicit: SAT Word of the Day
The link between meaning and trust.
SAT vocabulary from a teacher with 29 years in the classroom: real definitions, real examples, pronunciation, and the background knowledge that makes a word stay learned. Created by Erin Billy · San Francisco, CA
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The link between meaning and trust.

What does disbelief look like?

What was expected to match, but didn’t?

The "nature" in nature vs. nurture.

What do computer chips and brains share?

We learn one SAT word every weekday; this is the weekly quiz on the last ten words: feasible, intrinsic, covert, anomaly, verbatim, placid, coherent, insurmountable, ineluctable, fallible

Why 'possible' isn't quite the word you want.

Why are children curious without being taught?

Overt is its opposite. Both get tested.

This word keeps showing up on recent SATs.

Think you've got VERBATIM down? A) summarized; B) paraphrased; C) from memory; D) word for word. Check your answer inside. 👉

Challenge yourself on 2 weeks of words: placid, coherent, insurmountable, ineluctable, fallible, aesthetic, consensus, underscore, impeccable, affinity