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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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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Sole
only
counterexample
concede
non-negligible
2. Complete in every detail
nevertheless
exhaustive
only
tenet
3. To make something better
conclusion
non-negligible
concede
ameliorate
4. Override
prescribe
supersede
groundless
undermine
5. Pertaining to time
factor
irrefutable
rejoinder
temporal
6. Considerable
insufficient
non-negligible
postulate
conclusion
7. Acknowledge
plausible
qualified support
concede
deduce
8. Happening more often than not
irrefutable
probable
vague
imply
9. To call into question
undermine
deceptive
advocate
furthermore
10. Endorse
advocate
counterexample
phenomenon
overlook
11. To lay something down as law
prescribe
facet
conclusion
supersede
12. Conclude
concede
deduce
correlation
none
13. Lacking support
groundless
overlook
warranted
temporal
14. Equivocal
aspect
consequence
ambiguous
adequate
15. Moreover
nevertheless
correlation
undermine
furthermore
16. A rare exception
advocate
anomaly
tenet
exhaustive
17. Nevertheless
arbitrary
sole
advocate
yet
18. One of the elements that contributes to a particular effect
some
factor
concede
anomaly
19. Justified
warranted
insufficient
reject out of hand
resulting from...
20. Unlikely
nevertheless
exhaustive
improbable
prescribe
21. Misunderstand
misconstrue
misleading
qualified support
improbable
22. To fail to recognize
aspect
it follows that
temporal
overlook
23. Exclusive
tenet
until
consensus
sole
24. Unclear
non-negligible
vague
advocate
temporal
25. To make something understood without expressing it directly
yet
vulnerable
imply
temporal
26. Facet
resulting from...
appeal to...
aspect
tenet
27. A phrase that introduces a necessary condition
only when
phenomenon
sole
insufficient
28. Yet
nevertheless
confuse...with...
vulnerable
affect
29. Limited approval
exhaustive
qualified support
if
a few
30. Thus
it follows that
phenomenon
impugn
undermine
31. Several
improbable
non-negligible
a few
temporal
32. Thing
some
a few
it follows that
phenomenon
33. To dismiss without any consideration whatsoever
if
vulnerable
reject out of hand
improbable
34. Revealing
prescribe
telling
conclusion
arbitrary
35. Inviting a false belief
overstate
overlook
misleading
improbable
36. Deduction
reject out of hand
counterexample
sole
conclusion
37. Limited advocacy
supersede
postulate
qualify
qualified support
38. Believable
plausible
irrefutable
affect
overlook
39. At least one
non-negligible
undermine
some
consequently
40. To make a bad situation worse
rejoinder
exacerbate
resulting from...
tenet
41. Exaggerate
warranted
plausible
overstate
ameliorate
42. Thus
anomaly
prescribe
consequently
unambiguous
43. Effect
some
concede
consequence
furthermore
44. Sufficient
exclude
advocate
affect
adequate
45. Affect
a few
influence
dichotomy
improbable
46. Focusing on the whole itself and not just on its parts
sweeping
qualified support
holistic
unqualified endorsement
47. Based solely on subjective perceptions and feelings - rather than on objective facts and principles
unambiguous
arbitrary
ambiguous
impugn
48. A word that introduces a sufficient condition (except when preceded by only)
supersede
consensus
overstate
if
49. Open to criticism
counterexample
vulnerable
vague
sole
50. To mistakenly equate
concede
confuse
exclude
reject out of hand