SAT

nouncommon in dialogue

The National Curriculum assessment, formerly called (either officially or unofficially) by names including the Statutory Assessment Test and the Standard Attainment Test.

noun

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The National Curriculum assessment, formerly called (either officially or unofficially) by names including the Statutory Assessment Test and the Standard Attainment Test.
2
Variant of surface air temperatureInitialism of surface air temperature.
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Variant of SAT Reasoning TestEllipsis of SAT Reasoning Test, formerly an acronym for Scholastic Assessment Test and (originally) Scholastic Aptitude Test: a national exam taken annually by high school juniors and seniors.
take the SAT
take an SAT
Some people claim that the SATs have gotten harder.
AIs are no longer just producing passable five-paragraph essays. Now they’re excelling at the SAT, “earning” a score of 1410. […] To score a 1410 on the SAT says something about your capacities and prospects—maybe you can get into Stanford.

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plural: SATs

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SAT · The National Curriculum assessment, formerly called (either officially or unofficially) by names including the Statutory Assessment Test and the…

Satan · The supreme evil spirit in the Abrahamic religions, who…satanic · Evil, fiendish, devilish or diabolical.Satanic · Of, pertaining to or resembling Satan (the Devil).

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