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LSAT Vocab - 2
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LSAT
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Not enough
undermine
insufficient
phenomenon
reason
2. Endorse
advocate
vague
warranted
facet
3. An expression that introduces a cause
only when
reject out of hand
resulting from...
probable
4. Disallow
preclude
tenet
vague
impugn
5. Substantial
confuse...with...
conclude
preclude
non-negligible
6. Nevertheless
adequate
irrefutable
yet
reason
7. The combining of different elements into a new whole
deduce
furthermore
consequence
synthesis
8. To mistakenly equate
confuse
undermine
improbable
only when
9. Something that is assumed to be true and that is used as the basis of an argument
postulate
warranted
advocate
confuse
10. Limited advocacy
qualified support
dichotomy
improbable
consensus
11. Override
prescribe
a few
supersede
holistic
12. To question the integrity of something
correlation
impugn
undermine
counterexample
13. Thorough
undermine
conclude
exhaustive
telling
14. A separation of contradictory things
warranted
advocate
reason
dichotomy
15. Revealing
vague
telling
consequence
confuse...with...
16. Lacking support
concede
undermine
groundless
arbitrary
17. Unlikely
deduce
improbable
non-negligible
consensus
18. To make something understood without expressing it directly
imply
exclude
warranted
adequate
19. Complete in every detail
exhaustive
overstate
postulate
groundless
20. Affect
exacerbate
resulting from...
sole
influence
21. Influence
qualified support
affect
non-negligible
vague
22. Considerable
undermine
sweeping
furthermore
non-negligible
23. Inviting a mistaken belief
if
deceptive
counterexample
probable
24. Result
consequence
appeal to...
probable
vulnerable
25. A relationship between two variables in which a variation in one is accompanied by a variation in the other
correlation
affect
consequence
non-negligible
26. Sufficient
sweeping
adequate
vague
conclude
27. Acknowledge
temporal
concede
qualify
aspect
28. Focusing on the whole itself and not just on its parts
consequence
ameliorate
holistic
undermine
29. Thus
arbitrary
improbable
prescribe
consequently
30. Based solely on subjective perceptions and feelings - rather than on objective facts and principles
arbitrary
holistic
tenet
furthermore
31. Facet
aspect
warranted
vulnerable
reason
32. Prescription
reject out of hand
proposal
phenomenon
consequence
33. Facet
consequence
dichotomy
aspect
supersede
34. Believable
holistic
non-negligible
exacerbate
plausible
35. To make a bad situation worse
overstate
exclude
sweeping
exacerbate
36. To challenge
only
some
undermine
arbitrary
37. To fail to distinguish between...and...
exacerbate
qualify
confuse...with...
concede
38. Yet
sweeping
conclude
concede
nevertheless
39. Admit
consequence
yet
concede
arbitrary
40. To limit in scope
reason
probable
warranted
qualify
41. Exclusive
facet
groundless
sole
undermine
42. Open to criticism
misleading
vulnerable
it follows that
confuse...with...
43. Basis
reason
postulate
vague
unqualified endorsement
44. The logical opposite of some
exclude
overstate
none
misleading
45. Thus
sole
it follows that
arbitrary
qualified support
46. Incontrovertible
aspect
groundless
misleading
irrefutable
47. Aspect
exhaustive
facet
unqualified endorsement
proposal
48. Happening more often than not
factor
preclude
resulting from...
probable
49. Effect
phenomenon
consequence
ameliorate
appeal to...
50. Wholehearted support
unqualified endorsement
improbable
it follows that
dichotomy