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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. Inviting a false belief
misleading
conclusion
phenomenon
non-negligible
2. Justified
warranted
supersede
reject out of hand
only
3. One of the elements that contributes to a particular effect
consensus
factor
conclusion
dichotomy
4. The temporal version of unless
until
consequently
exhaustive
factor
5. Pertaining to time
qualified support
temporal
yet
until
6. Result
prescribe
tenet
consequence
imply
7. Considerable
aspect
confuse...with...
non-negligible
only when
8. Exaggerate
misleading
imply
overstate
probable
9. Several
a few
reject out of hand
rejoinder
until
10. A word that introduces a sufficient condition (except when preceded by only)
if
adequate
insufficient
nevertheless
11. Facet
ambiguous
aspect
insufficient
only
12. Facet
counterexample
insufficient
aspect
vulnerable
13. Sole
insufficient
appeal to...
only
postulate
14. Substantial
non-negligible
only
qualified support
consensus
15. Unclear
insufficient
advocate
vague
concede
16. Prescription
proposal
correlation
qualified support
synthesis
17. Misunderstand
misconstrue
ambiguous
confuse...with...
telling
18. Nevertheless
misleading
factor
nevertheless
yet
19. A separation of contradictory things
supersede
exclude
dichotomy
synthesis
20. Focusing on the whole itself and not just on its parts
holistic
qualify
if
consequence
21. To call into question
factor
undermine
probable
plausible
22. Disallow
preclude
exclude
confuse
reject out of hand
23. Disallow
concede
preclude
only
reason
24. Effect
appeal to...
consequence
conclude
misconstrue
25. Override
overstate
supersede
furthermore
tenet
26. Something that is assumed to be true and that is used as the basis of an argument
furthermore
postulate
reason
improbable
27. To use...as a premise
facet
sole
conclusion
appeal to...
28. Not enough
insufficient
adequate
counterexample
supersede
29. Deduction
conclusion
some
advocate
sole
30. To dismiss without any consideration whatsoever
concede
reject out of hand
consequently
improbable
31. Something that is set forth to refute a general principle
qualify
non-negligible
overstate
counterexample
32. Acknowledge
concede
warranted
nevertheless
preclude
33. Justified
counterexample
vulnerable
undermine
warranted
34. Explicit
only
misconstrue
exclude
unambiguous
35. Unlikely
consensus
aspect
undermine
improbable
36. A phrase that introduces a necessary condition
consequence
ambiguous
only when
probable
37. Endorse
advocate
rejoinder
phenomenon
plausible
38. To limit in scope
overstate
qualify
plausible
rejoinder
39. Sufficient
aspect
insufficient
adequate
unambiguous
40. Yet
nevertheless
vulnerable
only when
arbitrary
41. Complete in every detail
proposal
ambiguous
ameliorate
exhaustive
42. To fail to recognize
non-negligible
overlook
phenomenon
vulnerable
43. A relationship between two variables in which a variation in one is accompanied by a variation in the other
misleading
temporal
resulting from...
correlation
44. Unlikely
impugn
concede
concede
improbable
45. Inviting a mistaken belief
concede
holistic
deceptive
only
46. Thorough
exhaustive
reject out of hand
unambiguous
facet
47. To lay something down as law
reason
prescribe
correlation
aspect
48. Exclusive
sole
advocate
it follows that
exclude
49. Thus
it follows that
dichotomy
probable
concede
50. Widespread agreement among all members of a group
appeal to...
consensus
warranted
counterexample