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[Verbal 후기 게시판] GRE VERBAL 6월 후기 및 예상12(P)

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2/7*PADDING:damage :: dam:flood :: levee:flooding :: fail-safe:malfunction

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1/3*PALATIAL : magnificent :: spartan : austere(1)

palatial : hovel :: bucolic : metropolis/city

4/7*PALLID <> sparkling, rubicund, hale, rosy, sanguine, piquant, swarthy, robust, colorful, vivid, fresh, animated

1/3*PALLIATE; extenuate;mitigate; abate <> exacerbate, worsen, increase intensity, aggravate

enervate : vigor :: palliate : nerve

palliate : angry :: enfeeble : vigorous

2/7*PALLIATIVE : symptom :: analgesic : pain

(SC)이약은 palliative, but curative는 않다.

1/3*PALMY : prosperity :: draconian : severity

3/7*PALPABLE <> subtle, intangible, imperceptible, impalpable, lliptical

palpable : touch :: pliable : mold : eatable : eat

*palpability <> intangibility, obscurity, distortion

4/7*PALTRY <> significant, important, substantial, considerable, crucial, munificent

paltry:covet :: despicable:adulate/admire/adore

paltry : significance :: random : predictability

3/7*PAN: to criticize or review harshly <> extol, eulogize, praise, rave

pan : harsh :: barb : caustic

3/4*PANACHE <> crestfallen, foolishness, dullness, humility, unremarkable behavior

3/7*PANEGYRIC <> denouncement(1), denunciation, condemnation, anathema

panegyric : compliment(ary) :: admonishment : warn(ing)

panegyric : eulogize :: lampoon : satirize

panegyric:praise::valediction고별(사):farewell

1/4*PARALYZE <> invigorate, enable, strengthen

anesthetic : paralyze

1/4*PARODY : style :: mime : gesture

2/7*PARAMOUNT <> unimportant, ancillary, lowliest(1), ancillary, subordinate, auxiliary

painful:agonizing :: important:paramount

paramount:importance::supreme:prestige::farthest:remoteness

1/4*PARITY <> inequality, incommensurability

parity : equivalent :: symbiosis : interdependent

1/4*PARLANCE : speak :: gait : walk

1/3*PAROXYSM:sudden :: ruse:deceptive

1/4*PARROT : originality :: babble : sense(1)

1/4*PARRY:question :: deflect:criticism :: shirk:duty

1/3*PARSIMONY <> prodigality, largesse

parsimony : skimp :: malingering : shirk

parsimony : frugality :: hubris : pride (A >> B)

2/3*PARSIMONIOUS <> liberal, generous, wasteful, profligate, prodigal, munificent, lavish, extravagant

parsimonious : glut

parsimonious : frugal/profligacy

parsimonious : prodigal :: pedantic:negligent

parsimony : frugality :: hubris : pride

parximonious : spend/waste :: taciturn : speak

craven : hero :: parsimonious : spendthrift

parsimonious : resource::curt : words

parsimonious : spend :: peremptory : fawn

3/7*PARTISAN <> dispassionate

partisan : dispassionate ::

partisan : objectivity ::

1/3*PATRIOT : country :: partisan : cause

patriotic : chauvinistic :: receptive : gullible

4/7*PAUCITY <> glut, surfeit, profusion, plethora[pléθərə], abundance, excess, slew

4/7*PEDANTIC <> unscholarly, hasty(2); made too quickly to be accurate or wise, impetuous

pedantic:learning/teaching :: dandy:dress

pedantic : scholarship :: mawkish : sentiment

scholarly : pedantic :: modest : prudish (A << B)

moralistic:principled :: pedantic:learned(A >> B)

pedantic : scholar :: histrionic : actor

2/7*PEDESTRIAN <> admirable, inspired, imaginative, original, uncommon, marvelous, rarefied, noble, inspired, (SC;eccentric,elegant)

pedestrian:surprise::politic:offend

1/3*PEEVE <> placate

pontificating/patronizing : condescending :: peeved : annoyed (A=B)

3/7*PELF : impecunious :: experience : green

2/3*PENCHANT <> aversion, dislike, repugnance

1/3*PENETRATING <> obtuse

1/4*PENITENT <> impenitent(sc;unremorseful), obdurate

penitent : obdurate :: skeptic : credulous

1/3*PENITENCE <> obduracy

penitence : obdurate :: humility : arrogant

1/2*PENURIOUS <> affluent, lavish, spendthrift, generous

penurious : penny :: green : experience

frugal : penurious :: firm : obdurate (A << B)

1/3*PERCEIVE <> neglect, forget

appreciate : perceive ::

4/7*PERFIDY <> fealty, fidelity, faithfulness, loyalty, honesty, allegiance, devotion, patriotism, troth, veracity

perfidy : credibility ::

1/3*PERFIDIOUS;treacherous, recreant <> faithful,loyal,trustworthy,staunch,steadfast

perfidious:loyalty::exorbitant:moderation(A<>B)

perfidious : trust :: disreputable: esteem (impatient : calmness는 X)

1/4*PERCH : stand/elevated ::

walk : sit :: fly : perch ::

2/7*PERFUNCTORY <> spirited, conscientious, enthusiastic, careful, meticulous,

perfunctory:depth::insolent:veneration

perfunctory : depth :: obstinate : flexibility

1/4*PERIODIC:recur::evanescent/ephemeral:vanish

1/3*PERIPHERY <> important part, core, center, central area, epicenter

2/3*PERIPHERAL <> central(1), in essence, crucial, pivotal, intrinsic, needed, vital

immaterial:relevance :: peripheral:center(A<>B)

peripheral : pivotal :: immaterial : relevant

peripheral element <> crux

1/4*PERJURY <> truthful deposition, testimony

calumny : assertion/representation :: perjury : testimony

perjury : testify ::

1/4*PERMANENT <> ephemeral, transitory, interim, labile

heroic : craven :: erratic : permanent (A<>B)

2/7*PERNICIOUS <> producing, salubrious, salutary유익/건전한, benign

pernicious : injure :: disingenuous : mislead

1/2*PERSPICACIOUS(SC) <> dull, undiscerning, imperceptive, obtuse, lack of discernment, lackluster, inattentive, imperceptive, ambiguous

perspicacity:dupe::rectitude:corruptionist

4/7*PERTINACIOUS <> tractable, pliable, irresolute, capricious, pliant

insouciant:worry :: pertinacious:yield

pertinacious:capitulate :: forthright:dissimulate

1/3*PERTINENT; relevant <> irrelevant, immaterial, impertinent

pertinent : relevance :: redundant : superfluity

pertinence <> lack of relevance

cogent:validity :: germane:pertinence(형=명)

1/4*PERTURB:serenity::console:grief::reassure:doubt

1/3*PERVASIVE <> limited, not widely distributed, narrowed

pervasive : avoid :: rigid : bend

1/4*pervasiveness <> limited distribution

1/4*PHENOMENAL <> commonplace(1), ordinary, unexceptional,

1/3*PHILANTHROPIST : generosity/beneficence :: comedian : humor

philanthropist : endow :: apostate : defect :: prevaricator기만人:mislead

1/4*PHILISTINE <> aesthete

philistine : cultivated/aesthetic :: dawdle : punctilious

1/3*PHLEGMATIC (1) <> unsettled, spirited, vivacious, sprightly, lively, vivid, exhilarated, vitriolic, enthusiastic, effervescent, effusive(sc)

intractable : manage :: phlegmatic : provoke/ arouse :: intrepid:daunt

phlegmatic : lively/vivid :: sluggish : agile

1/3*PILLORY <> praise publicly, exalt

punish:pillory :: tell:proclaim

pillory:ridicule :: guillotine:execute

2/3*PINION <> emancipate, unfetter

1/3*PIQUE <> assuage, mollify, gratify, calm, appease, compliment, flatter

5/7*PIQUANT(2) <> flat, insipid, bland, dull,balmy,vapid, pallid

piquant : taste :: redolent : scent

1/3*PITHY <> prolix, verbose, diffuse,incoherently prolix, loquacious,

insubstantial,wordy, insignificant, redundant, pithy : concise :: replete : abundant

pithy utters <> circumlocution

3/7*PITTANCE; a very small amount <> cornucopia, abundance, crop

pittance : money/allowance/amount :: rivulet : stream :: pinch : amount (A=small B)

2/3*PLACATE <> gall, antagonize, surprise, foment, agitate, peeve, rile; roil; disconcert, irk, rankle

placate : anger::

irascible:placate :: insensate:conscious (A<>B)

*PLACATING <> galling

3/7*PLACEBO : innocuous :: salve : unctuous

placebo : innocuous :: venom : noxious/toxic

placebo : painkiller :: backdrop : vista

2/3*PLANGENT <> muffled, muted

2/7*PLAGIARISM : ideas :: rustling : cattle(forgery : documents: X)

1/3*PLATITUDE <> original observation

postulate : presumed :: platitude : banal(A B)

equivocation : ambiguous :: platitude : banal

1/3*PLAUDIT <> harsh criticism, disapprobation, unfavorable criticism

1/2*PLETHORA; an excess <> dearth, shortage, paucity, scarcity, scantiness

3/7*PLIABLE <> rigid, pertinacious, obdurate

pliable : flexibility ::

pliable : influence :: testy : annoy/offend

pliable : inflexible :: static : move

pliable : manipulate :: marketable : sell

3/7*PLIANT <> mulish. obdurate, obstinate, intransigent, pertinacious, unyielding, disobedient, inelastic, inflexible, intractable, incorrigible, unbending, rigid

pliant : influence :: ticklish : offend(A= B)

pliant:indomitable::modular:differentiated(A<>B)

1/4*PLUMAGE : bird :: foliage : bush

2/3*PLUMB <> horizontal,examine cursorily(1)/superficially

plumb:depth :: assess:value :: verify:accuracy

plumb : depth :: measure : dimensions :: calibrate : diameter :: survey : poll ::

gauge : pressure :: assess : value

unplumbed:depth::unpredictable:vagary: anonymous : identity\

2/7*PLUMMET; fall straight down; decline suddenly <> ascend/rise sharply(1)

plummet : fall :: dart : move(1)[A=B ]

descend:plummet::move:dart::utter:blurt(A B)

plummet : fall :: swerve : turn(1)(A B)

1/4*POLARIZE <> neutralize, coalesce, make compatible, unify, reconcile화해시키다/조정하다

1/4*POLEMIC : disputatious :: invective : abusive

1/4*POLISH

vulgarity : polish ::

polish : dull :: adulterate : pure[A=B ]

2/3*POLITIC <> tactless, unsophisticated, injudicious, offensive, maladroit, unwise, officious

politic : offend :: aloof : associate

1/4*pomp <> simplicity, modesty, unpretentiousness

1/2*POMPOUS; bombastic <> modest

pompous:pontificate::irresolute:vacillate동요하다

pompous:bombast/fustian :: playful:banter :: nonsensical:drivel :: exaggerated:hyperbole

pompous : confident :: garish : colorful (A >> B)

1/3*PONDER : consider :: scrutinize : observe(A B)

ponderable [a.숙고할 만한;무게가있는,무게를 잴수있는: considerable enough to be weighted or assessed; appreciable <> inappreciable

1/3*PONDEROUS <> vaporous, blithe, diaphanous, gossamer, lively, slight, ethereal,vibrant, brisk, frisky(2)

1/2*PONTIFICATE <> speak/comment tentatively, modestly, calmly, or diffidently

pontificate : pompous :: scoff : derisive :: drawl : slow :: bluster : loud :: prate : aimless

pontificate : speak :: strut/swagger : walk

pontificating:condescending::peeved:annoyed

pontificate:dogmatic::swagger:rodomontade(n. a.v.허풍,허풍떠는,허풍떨다)

pontifical<>humble,meek

1/3*PORTENTOUS <> regular, insipid, insignificant, favorable, inconsequential, propitious, auspicious

2/7*POTABLE: drinkable; fit to drink <> undrinkable(1)(3)

water : potable :: meat : edible

potable : beverage :: habitable : dwelling

1/4*POTENTATE <> nonentity, powerless person, subject

virtuoso : skill :: potentate : power (A have B)

affluence : tycoon :: supremacy : potentate

1/3*PRATE: chatter: to talk idly

prate : talk :: amble : walk[A=B ]

pontificate : pompous :: scoff : derisive :: drawl : slow :: bluster : loud :: prate : aimless

prate : talk :: cavil : object

prate : speak :: saunter : walk

1/4*nitpicker : criticism :: preacher : sermon :: quibbler : cavil

*preaching : sermon :: oration : address

1/3*PRECARIOUS <> staid, stable, safe, secure, firmly grounded, certain

precarious:stability :: spent:efficacy

1/4*precipice <> level, plateau

precipice : steepness :: defile : narrowness

1/3*PRECIPITATE <> retard, dilatory, deliberate, impede, forestall, inhibit

1/2*PRECIPITOUS <> gradually/lack of sloping, slope slowly, guadual, deliberate, moderate in slope

plateau : precipitous :: (A<>B)

1/4*PRECLUDE <> to make possible, enclose

(SC) The author has a close relationship with the person, but it does not preclude objectivity, but rather such relationship foster incisive judgment, and makes the writing truly disinterested.

2/3*PREPONDERANT <> secondary, minor, subordinate, unimportant, insignificant, lesser, negligible, commensurate, subsidiary, concomitant; attendant

*preponderance <> minority, insignificance

1/3*PRESCIENCE; foresight <> myopia

dexterous : manipulate :: prescient : predict

prescience : insight/foresee ::

1/3*PREVARICATION <> veracity

prevarication : deceive :: blandishment : coax

prevarication : truth :: equivocation : clarity :: euphemism : offense

5/7*PRISTINE <> adulterated, unclean, contaminated, maculated(반점을묻힌), corrupted by civilization, decayed, impure, tainted(1), squalid

pristine : blemish(n.v.흠,결점)/decay ::

stable:fluctuation::still:movement

adulterate : pristine :: dismantle : united

3/7*PROBITY<> unscrupulousness, duplicity, mendacity, dishonesty, shiftiness, ,crookedness

probity : disingenuous/dishonest :: integrity : unscrupulous

2/3*PROCLIVITY; predisposition; liking <> aversion, antipathy, disinclination

2/3*PROCRASTINATE <> hasten, rush

dilatory : procrastinate :: malcontent : complain

husbandry : dissipate :: alacrity : procrastinate (A<>B)

procrastination <> diligence

4/7*PRODIGAL <> frugal << parsimonious, economical, thrifty, stingy, conserved

prodigal : money ::

prodigal : parsimonious/conserved :: (A B)

generosity : prodigality :: courage : rashness

mean : prodigality :: meek : arrogance

miser:parsimonious :: spendthrift방탕아:prodigal

parsimonious : save :: prodigal : spend (A>>B)

1/3*PRODIGALITY <> husbandry, penury

prodigality : expense/spending :: gluttony : eating

1/3*PROFLIGACY<> frugality, stinginess, temperance

parsimonious:profligacy :: impetuous:hesitance

1/3*PROFLIGATE <> parsimonious, frugal, thrift, economical, provident

profligate : solvent :: mercurial : committed

loquacious/garrulous:words::profligate:money

1/3*PRODIGIOUS <> measly, pinpoint, slight

garrulous:word :: prodigious:talent

1/3*PROFFER <> accept, retain, withhold

proffer : acceptance

1/3*PROFUSION <> skimpy, paucity; fewness; scarcity; dearth

1/3*PROLIFIC <> unfruitful, barren, unproductive(2)

1/3*PROLIX <> concise,laconic, succinct, pithy(<>incoherently prolix), taciturn, terse

aphorism : prolix :: euphemism : offensive

prolixity <> succinctness, conciseness, extreme brevity, rereness

1/3*PROMINENT; protuberant; <> inconspicuous << eclipse

1/3*PROMINENCE <> triviality, unimportance, obscurity(fraudulence는X)

bankruptcy:solvency :: eclipse : prominence

1/3*PROPENSITY <> aversion, antipathy, distaste

1/3*PROPITIOUS: benevolent; auspicious; kindly; gracious; favorable <> unfavorable

1/3*PROTUBERANT; prominent: swelling outward; bulging <> depressed, recessed

1/3*PROTUBERANCE <> concavity, depression, indentation.

1/3*PROSELYTIZE

salesperson:buy :: proselytizer:convert :: swindler : cheat :: mediator : reconcile :: grandstand : impress

2/3*PROTRACT; prolong <> curtail, truncate, abridge, abbreviate, summarize, shorten, stretch

protract : length :: dilate : circumference

*protracted <> transient, curt

3/7*PROSTRATE <> erect(2), upright, strengthen, uphold, stand upright, stand, straightforward

1/3*PROSAIC <> extraordinary, exceptional, imaginary, exciting, ingenious, inspired, preternatural

prosaic : extraordinary :: heinous : laudable

1/4*PROVIDENT; saving; frugal; economical <> spendthrift, profligate

1/3*PRUDENT;discreet ;provident; circumspect <> imprudent, improvident, fool

prudence : daredevil :: sagacity : simpleton

fool : prudent :: craven : courageous

1/4*PRYING:inexplicit

prying:inquisitive :: garish:colorful(A>>B)

1/3*PURLIEU <> infrequently visited place, an unfrequent/ unfamiliar place

taut : commodiousness :: extraordinary : purlieu(A<>B)

1/3*PUCKISH: impish, whimsical, mischievous, rambunctious <> sober, serious, staid, grave

puckish : imp :: insensitive : boor[ ]

3/7*PUERILE <> mature, sagacious, prudent, venerable

3/7*PULCHRITUDE <> ugliness, hideousness, homeliness, unsightliness, unattractiveness

2/3*PULVERIZE;pound, crush,grind,demolish <> solidify,make whole(1)

pulverable : crumbed :: lucid : comprehended

1/4*PUNCTILIOUS<> slipshod, careless, negligent, casual,remiss, easygoing, dawdle:punctilious::philistine:cultivated(A<>B)

1/4*punish : pillory :: tell : proclaim

1/4*PUNY: weak <> enormous(1), titanic

measly : contemptibly :: puny : weakly

3/7*PUSILLANIMOUS <> intrepid(1), stouthearted, valiant, audacious, heroic, courageous(1), dauntless,
fearless, gallant

pusillanimous:coward::obsequious:sycophant

caution : pusillanimous ::

pusillanimous : intimidate ::

pusillanimity; circumspection <> temerity 무분별,무모; recklessness, valiance용기,용맹