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LSAT Logical Reasoning Definitions

Subjects : logic-and-reasoning, LSAT

Instructions:

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1. Chronology
more than two but less than many
justify
the order in which events occur
usually

2. Vague
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
having more than one possible meaning
usually
the order in which events occur

3. Routinely
unable to coexist
consequently
usually
a fundamental belief

4. Several
incontrovertible
more than two but less than many
harmful
inconsequential

5. Thus
inconsequential
consequently
incontrovertible
a structural indicator that signifies continuity

6. If
a fundamental belief
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
the order in which events occur
a word that introduces a sufficient condition...

7. Atypical
unable to coexist
a word that introduces a sufficient condition...
not indicative of the whole
a fundamental belief

8. Tenet
the order in which events occur
incontrovertible
a fundamental belief
consequently

9. Irrefutable
a fundamental belief
inconsequential
not all
incontrovertible

10. Counterexample
not indicative of the whole
sign
something that is set forth to refute a general...
harmful

11. Some...not
unable to coexist
harmful
not all
exemplify

12. Assume
sign
the order in which events occur
usually
presume

13. Indication
incontrovertible
sign
unable to coexist
the order in which events occur

14. Moreover
harmful
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
a fundamental belief
inconsequential

15. Deleterious
usually
something that is set forth to refute a general...
more than two but less than many
harmful

16. Peripheral
presume
inconsequential
a fundamental belief
unable to coexist

17. Illustrate
exemplify
incontrovertible
not all
inconsequential

18. Warrant
the order in which events occur
exemplify
incontrovertible
justify

19. Imcompatible
unable to coexist
usually
more than two but less than many
a word that introduces a sufficient condition...

20. Basis
a word that introduces a sufficient condition...
having more than one possible meaning
more than two but less than many
a fundamental belief