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LSAT Vocab - 2
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LSAT
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Focusing on the whole itself and not just on its parts
until
nevertheless
holistic
resulting from...
2. Limited advocacy
qualified support
aspect
until
exhaustive
3. To make something understood without expressing it directly
imply
impugn
confuse
concede
4. Thorough
confuse...with...
warranted
exhaustive
confuse
5. An expression that introduces a cause
undermine
exclude
resulting from...
confuse...with...
6. Endorse
advocate
ambiguous
if
irrefutable
7. Too general
sweeping
factor
if
advocate
8. Equivocal
aspect
telling
ambiguous
exacerbate
9. To call into question
preclude
aspect
facet
undermine
10. To challenge
a few
undermine
some
improbable
11. Incontrovertible
holistic
anomaly
undermine
irrefutable
12. Sufficient
adequate
resulting from...
qualified support
telling
13. Something that is set forth to refute a general principle
ambiguous
factor
advocate
counterexample
14. Conclude
deduce
confuse
plausible
consensus
15. Thus
confuse...with...
imply
it follows that
qualified support
16. Inviting a mistaken belief
none
deceptive
concede
unambiguous
17. To question the integrity of something
affect
impugn
exhaustive
ameliorate
18. Several
undermine
a few
ambiguous
anomaly
19. Result
factor
it follows that
consequence
ambiguous
20. Wholehearted support
irrefutable
unqualified endorsement
anomaly
ameliorate
21. A phrase that introduces a necessary condition
only when
probable
confuse...with...
consequence
22. To use...as a premise
only
appeal to...
prescribe
impugn
23. Nevertheless
yet
aspect
non-negligible
unambiguous
24. Widespread agreement among all members of a group
some
only
aspect
consensus
25. Misunderstand
confuse
exhaustive
postulate
misconstrue
26. Deduction
misleading
exhaustive
exacerbate
conclusion
27. Considerable
consequence
phenomenon
rejoinder
non-negligible
28. To dismiss without any consideration whatsoever
only
reject out of hand
non-negligible
prescribe
29. Moreover
consequence
deduce
none
furthermore
30. Acknowledge
exhaustive
correlation
improbable
concede
31. Sole
only
ambiguous
only when
concede
32. Happening more often than not
until
concede
none
probable
33. Revealing
improbable
appeal to...
misleading
telling
34. Aspect
conclude
insufficient
facet
vulnerable
35. Lacking support
if
groundless
conclude
until
36. To limit in scope
qualify
reason
conclusion
facet
37. Rebuttal
vulnerable
reject out of hand
aspect
rejoinder
38. Complete in every detail
prescribe
overstate
plausible
exhaustive
39. Basis
aspect
reason
conclude
factor
40. Influence
advocate
warranted
adequate
affect
41. A relationship between two variables in which a variation in one is accompanied by a variation in the other
factor
correlation
tenet
improbable
42. The combining of different elements into a new whole
synthesis
unqualified endorsement
confuse
unambiguous
43. Admit
exhaustive
temporal
concede
consequently
44. Justified
nevertheless
warranted
exhaustive
none
45. Override
supersede
sole
exhaustive
aspect
46. Open to criticism
vulnerable
supersede
adequate
impugn
47. Facet
probable
concede
none
aspect
48. Unclear
qualified support
reject out of hand
vague
impugn
49. Exaggerate
if
plausible
overstate
preclude
50. Disallow
confuse...with...
preclude
deceptive
influence