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SAT Prep Final Exam Review
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a widely accepted truth
aphorism
ad hominem
anecdote
allusion
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fond of having heated arguments; likely to cause an argument
fallacious
disputatious
credulous
averse
3
"a natural inclination to behave in a particular way"
partisan
propensity
placate
prevalent
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"to prove something false."
placate
vindicate
refute
peruse
5
based on a mistaken belief or example of unsound reasoning
credulous
fallacious
disputatious
averse
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"to please or pacify"
propensity
placate
prevalent
partisan
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"
hesitant; showing a lack of certainty or determination"
resolute
irresolute
recalcitrant
litigious
8
showing a keen ability to distinguish subtle elements
erudite
discriminating
discerning
comprehensive
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"An attack on the person"
euphemism
allusion
anecdote
ad hominem
10
showing good taste or judgement
discriminating
discerning
erudite
comprehensive
11
willing to believe
credulous
comprehensive
circumlocutory
conjecture
12
Something that attracts or tempts, particularly because it offers an advantage
enticement
erudite
exhortation
elucidate
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a projecting support for a building, usually stone or brick
enticement
zealot
buttress
conjecture
14
having or showing great learning or knowledge
discerning
comprehensive
erudite
discriminating
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"An illustrative story"
anecdote
ad hominem
euphemism
allusion
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to read thoroughly and carefully
Postulate
Peruse
Placate
Elucidate
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"stubbornly uncooperative"
resolute
recalcitrant
litigious
irresolute
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a term that makes something seem more positive than it is
euphemism
allusion
anecdote
ad hominem
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to make clear; to shed light on a situation.
erudite
elucidate
exhortation
enticement
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to expose the falseness of a belief
placate
elucidate
debunk
vindicate
21
a strong plea, usually through an urgent speech
exhortation
erudite
elucidate
enticement
22
A fact revealed in a surprising way
Enticement
exhortation
revelation
Propensity
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inclined to speak evasively; speaking as if to avoid the subject
circumlocutory
credulous
comprehensive
conjecture
24
"An implicit reference to another work of literature, greek or roman myth, or history"
ad hominem
euphemism
anecdote
allusion
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a guess based on incomplete information
conjecture
comprehensive
credulous
circumlocutory
