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LSAT

Terms in this set (1016)

native, originating in a place

relating to the mind as the subject of experience

seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction

irregular, unusual

having a thick consistency, gelatinous

fleeting, or short life or duration

to confirm or make certain

implied, tacitly understood

clear, understandable

foolishly generous, not thrifty

having the deceptive look of truth

random, capricious, impartial

hostility, enmity

strong feeling against, dislike for

firmly held disbelief

clearly relevant

difference, disagreement

not well matched, unsuited

to separate and make alone or single

to cut off completely

the combination of diverse elements into one

to create, foster

distinct, separate

unusual, strange

repetitive, and thus unnecessary

a necessary predecessor

to postpone or to submit to another

a thing that sets another in motion or causes change

to deprive of weapons or to win over, ingratiate

inclined, or the position of lying face down

deep, thoughtful

rotational force, twist

to move away from

to go apart in different directions

peripheral, no on the subject at hand

having pores, having minute holes

to fall suddenly

excessive speaking, wordiness

to disquiet, upset

not transparent, not letting light through

unable to penetrate, pierced

to dry out, dehydrate

unspoken yet understood

caprice, a playful thing