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[Verbal 후기 게시판] GRE VERBAL 6월 후기 및 예상14(S)
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3/7*SAGACIOUS <> lack of wisdom, fatuous, folly, puerile

constant:stalwart :: judicious:sagacious (A=B)<?xml:namespace prefix = o />

 

1/3*SAGACITY <> folly, simpleton

inane : sagacity ::

sagacity : simpleton :: sensitivity : boor

 

1/4*SAGE <> fool

sage:wisdom/judgment::veteran:experience :: philanthropist:benevolence :: knave:deceit

miser : stingy :: sage : judicious

 

1/4*salesman : buy :: proselytizer : convert

 

1/3*SALIENT<> inconspicuous, unconspicuous, reentrant

salient:ignore :: incomprehensible:understand

salient:notice :: transparent:understand

SC) Humanbeings have exploited the ocean, but such exploit has not been treated as salient.

 

2/3*SALUBRIOUS <> noxious, insalubrious, unhealthy, squalid, virulent, deleterious, harmful, injurious, baneful, morbid

1/3*SATURATE : moisture :: thaw : warmth(1)

saturation : moisture :: thaw  : warmth(1)

2/3*SATURATED; drenched <> desiccated

saturated : moisture :: satiated : food(1)

small : minuscule :: moist : saturated (A<<B)

obliterate : remove :: saturate : wet (A>>B)

 

2/3*SCANT; short <> considerable(1), abundant, plenty, voluminous, profuse, myriad, lavish, affluent, plentiful

scant : considerable :: (A<>B)

 

2/3*scanty <> voluminous, profuse, myriad, innumerable, abundant, copious, considerable

 

3/7*SCHISM; disunion; discord <> accord, consensus, unity, concord, unanimity,

schism:consensus :: interruption:continuity(A<>B)

(SC) A modicum of tolerance for dissent prevents schism.

 

1/4*SCHOOL : fish :: flock : birds

school:education/learn:: court:adjudication/e

 

1/3*SCRUTINIZE <> gloss over, examine cursorily

observe : scrutinize :: question : grill (A<<B)

headstrong : advice :: secretive : scrutiny/ investigate (A = B를 거부함)

scrutinize:examine :: delineate:describe(A  B)

scrutinize:observe::investigate:interrogate(A>B)

1/4*scrutiny<>casual glance, cursory inspection

scrutiny : examination

 

3/7*SEDULOUS; assiduous; careful <> careless, lazy, negligent, cursory, extemporaneous(sc)

sedulous : assiduous/diligent :: bootless : futile

 

1/4*SENESCENCE 노쇠,노화 sc)aging~

 

1/3*SENTIENT;conscious; sentimental, perceiving, animated <> unconscious, insentient 

sentient : consciousness :: diplomatic : tact

 

1/4*SENTINEL:watchful :: epicure:discriminating

 

1/4*SERENDIPITOUS:effort :: ineluctable:chance

 

1/3*SERENE <> stormy, turbulent, anxious, nervous, disturbed, hectic, restive, seethe

tumultuous, vociferous

serenity <> tumult, riot, furor, disorder, havoc; devastation; chaos; pandemonium; bedlam

perturb:serenity::console:grief::reassure:doubt (A remove B)

 

1/4*SERVILE: abjectly submissive; slavish

gullible : chicanery :: servile : domination

compliant : servile :: trusting : gullible (A<<B)

Imperious:servile :: bellicose:peaceable (A<>B)

1/4*servility : domineer ::

 

1/3*SEVERITY <> clemency

palmy : prosperity :: draconian : severity (A=B)

 

1/3*SHACKLE <> manumit, loose, free, unfasten, unfetter, untie, liberate, emancipate

 

1/3*follow : shadow :: plan : scheme :: leave : abscond :: hear/listen : eavesdrop(secretly)

 

1/4*SHARD : pottery :: chip : stone

 

1/3*SHRILL

(SC) He wrote articles with dispassionate manners, avoiding shrill critics.

 

1/4*SHIRK

miser : hoard :: malingerer : shirk

*shirker : duty :: recluse : society

 

1/4*SINEWY <> flaccid, flagging

tendinous : sinewy ::

 

1/3*SKEPTIC <> follower, optimist, believer, votary; credence, zealot(1)

skeptic : doubt :: reprobate : transgress

penitent : obdurate :: skeptic : credulous (A<>B)

skeptical <> credulous

1/3*skepticism <> credulity, conviction, credence

 

1/3*SKIMP <> ample in supply, liberal, profuse, prodigal

parsimony : skimp :: malingering : shirk

 

1/3*SKIRT <> seek, face, confront, pass the center directly, meet squarely/directly(1), pass through the center

 

1/4*SKIT : revue :: melody/song : medley

vignette : scene :: skit : drama

skit:play :: anecdote:narrative/story

 

1/3*SLACKEN <> tauten

slacken : tautness :: dilute : strength

slacken : tension :: blunt : sharpness

 

1/3*SLAKE; to satisfy (a craving); quench

slake : insatiable :: avoid : inevitable

slake : thirst :: gratify : desire :: satiate : hunger

 

1/3*SLIGHT <> ponderous, grievous, massive, prodigious, unwieldy

 <> show respect, underscore=underline, lionize, compliment, respect, pay attention to, cosset

celebration:lament::slight:show respect(A<>B)

 

1/3*SLOVENLY;slipshod <>tidy, natty, dapper, fastidious

slovenliness : finical/finicky :: laxity : draconian

indulgent : adherent :: slovenly : dapper

 

1/3*SLOTHFUL <> assiduous, rakish

slothful : delay

slothful :: assiduity :: rakish : restraint

 

1/3*SLOUCH <> stand erect

1/2*SLUGGISH <> alacritous, active,brisk, sharp, diligent, prompt

sluggish:torpor::attracting:interest::aloof:reserve

sluggish : assiduous :: nimble : clumsy

*sluggishness <> alacrity

 

1/3*SMATTERING; a suspicion <> erudition 

stare : leer :: peruse : smatter

*smattering of knowledge <> erudition

 

1/4*SMOLDER <> calm, stifle

1/4*SMUGGLE <> transport openly

collude : cooperate :: smuggle : convey

*smuggler : cheat

 

*SOBER <> sumptuous; lavish; flippant, puckish; mischievous; impish; frivolous

 

1/3*SOBRIETY <> levity, indulgence, revelry, flippancy, frivolity, zanniness, sumptuousness

 

3/7*SOLICITOUS <> unconcerned

solicitous : dispassion ::

solicitous:concern :: truculent:belligerence

solicitous:concerned :: truculent:bellicose

 

1/3*SOLVENCY <> bankruptcy; insolvency

regimen : health :: budget : solvency

bankruptcy:solvency :: eclipse:prominence

 

1/4*somber <> cherubic, droll

*SOMNOLENCE <> alertness, soporific; drowsy

ennui:enthusiastic :: somnolence:alert

insomnia : sleep :: dyslexia : read

 

1/3*SOP : conciliatory :: snub : disdainful :: subsidy : supportive

sopping : dampen :: frigid : cool (A >> B)

 

1/4*SOPHISTICATION <> callow

sophistication : uncouth ::

ing&eacute;nue : sophistication :: cynic : trustfulness

 

3/7*SOPORIFIC; drowsy <> stimulant, provocative, invigorating, exhilarating, bracing, wakeful, energetic, vital

soporific : sleep :: vaccination : immunity :: inoculation : immunity

soporific : sleeping :: vaccination: immune

soporific : alertness :: analgesic : pain

 

2/3*SPARTAN

<> sybaritic, indulgent, luxurious, luxuriant, opulent(1), profligate, sumptuous; lavish, voluptuous, forgiving

spartan : austere ::

 

1/3*specimen : dissect :: sentence : parse

 

3/7*SPECIOUS <> truthful, valid, veritable, real or genuine, tenable

exemplary : imitation :: specious : doubt

specious : genuineness :: illusory : reality

 

2/3*spendthrift <> miser

craven:hero :: parsimonious:spendthrift

miser : parsimonious :: spendthrift : prodigal

 

1/3*SPENT <> efficacious

precarious : stability :: spent : efficacy(A lack B)

spent : efficacy :: dated : currency :: pass&eacute;: popularity

 

1/4*SPLAY[a.벌어진,보기흉한,비스듬한slant,awry;v.넓히다widen,벌리다spread <> make narrow

 

5/7*SPURN; scorn <> welcome willingly, accept, embrace, uphold, take willingly, crave, desire, court

spurn : acceptable

spurn:reject :: deride:criticize:: despise:ignore (A>>B)

 

1/3*SPURIOUS <> authentic, genuine

spurious : authenticity :: (LACK)

spuriousness <> authenticity

 

1/3*spy:watch :: steal:take

 

1/3*SQUABBLE: engage in a disagreeable argument over a trivial matter

squabble:dispute/quarrel :: foible:failing

tiff : squabble :: foible : failing

 

3/7*SQUANDER: waste, exhaust, dissipate <> scrimp, skimp, conserve, hoard, husband

squander : meager ::

squandering : spend :: gluttony : eat

proctor : supervise :: prodigal : squander

squander:expend::coercion:intimidate::adulate:admire       

 

1/3*STAGNANT:motionless <> flowing(1), moving(1)

 

2/3*STAID; grave, sober <> puckish, jocular, jaunty, rambunctious

 

1/3*STALWART <> puny, feckless, flaccid, flagging, timorous, infirm, gangling, lank

constant : stalwart :: judicious : sage (형:형)

tireless:fatigue::stalwart:irresolution::(A      B)

 

1/4*STANDOFFISH; reserved <> warm, friendly, fervid, excited, enthusiastic, animated

standoffish:aloof :: callow:insensitive

 

1/3*STANZA

ballad : stanza :: novel : chapter :: prose : paragraph :: novel : paragraph :: symphony : movement

stanza : line :: volume : issue

stanza : poem/poetry :: movement : symphony :: paragraph : prose

quatrain : stanza :: eulogy : speech

 

1/3*STASIS <> disequilibrium, non/imbalance(1),want of balance, inequality,  disproportion, flux, changing period, motility, mobility, activity(1),moving 

 

1/3*STENTORIAN: vociferous, extremely loud <> faint

stentorian : sound ::

audible:stentorian::discerned:obvious/manifest

 

1/3*STICKLER : approximation/imprecision :: purist : adulteration :: prude : impropriety

stickler : exactness정확,엄중(1)::

stickler : exacting :: martinet : disciplinary :: defeatist패배주의자: resigned

stickler : exact :: pedagogue : indoctrinate

 

1/3*STIFF <> willowy, lissome(=thin), resilient, lithe

stiff : suppleness :: numb : sensation

 

1/3*STILL : movement :: pristine:decay :: stable : fluctuation(1)

 

1/3*STOIC <> liberal, profligate

stoic : perturb :: avaricious=greedy : satisfy

stoic : perturb :: perfectionist : satisfy

stoic : perturbed :: buoyant : submerged

 

1/3*STRIATE

stipple : dot :: striate : band

striate(d): groove :: dapple(d): spot

 

1/4*STULTIFY<> animate, remind, stimulate, stir, excite, validate, inspire, enliven

 

1/2*STULTIFYING(sc) <> stimulating, stirring, enliven, valid, exciting

 

1/3*subdued <> unruly, flamboyant, inflame, burgeon, indomitable

 

1/4*SUBJUGATE; conquer, enslave, vanquish, subdue <> liberate, enfranchise, emancipate

blur : definition :: subjugate : independence

*subjugation <> liberation, enfranchisement, emancipation, liberation

 

1/3*SUBLIME <> vulgar, mediocre, worthless, ridiculous, base, common, despicable, furtive, laughable, not suitable, stealthy

sublime : awe ::

 

1/3*submissive <> imperious

insubordinate:submissive:capricious:deliberate

 

1/3*SUBSTANTIAL <> trivial, vaporous, vague, diaphanous, inane, cosmetic, flimsy

intangible, inconsiderable, tenuous

groundless : substantial :: (A<>B)

1/3*substantiate <> disapprove, controvert

1/3*substantive <> trivial, tenuous

 

5/7*SUCCINCT <> prolix, verbose, windy, desultory, diffuse, prolonged, lengthy, unabridged, wordy, voluble, loquacious

loquacious : succinct :: adroit : ungainly

succinct : curt :: attentive : meddlesome :: envious : jealous

express succinctly <> babble

**succinctness(sc) <> verbosity, prolixity, circumlocution

succinct expression <> circumlocution

 

3/7*SUNDER <> connect, link, bond, combine, merge, coalesce, conjoin, tether, unite, meld, yoke

collapse : implode :: divide : sunder (A<<B)

 

3/7*SUPERCILIOUS: feeling or showing  haughty disdain <> obsequious, humble, groveling

supercilious : hauteur ::

 

1/3*SUPERFLUOUS <> indispensable, integral, essential, elemental

superfluous : indispensable :: indigent : wealthy

superfluous : indispensability :: indigent : wealth

 

1/4*SUPPLANT(SC)

supplant:replace :: appropriate:utilize :: snatch : take

 

1/3*SURREPTITIOUS; clandestine: furtive, secret, covert, stealthy <> barefaced, aboveboard, overt, open, forthright

surreptitious : secrecy :: peril : danger

SC) The monitoring is not surreptitious; ~

 

1/3*SUSPEND <> erect, invoke, let fall, begin, continue, sustain, proceed, resume, abet, aid, rise, admit, welcome

 

1/3*SUSTAIN(1) <> exude, terminate, undermine, quash, weaken

 

1/3*SWAY

demanding:satisfactory :: closed-minded:sway

 

1/3*SWINDLE

implacable : compromise :: honest : swindle

swindler : deceive/cheat :: proselytizer : convert

 

1/3*SYBARITE: sensualist; a person devoted to pleasure and luxury; a voluptuary <> ascetic

sybaritic; luxurious; indulgent; lenient; voluptuous <> spartan

sybarite : self-indulgent ::

 

2/3*SYCOPHANT : one flattering influential men.

sycophant:flatter(ing)::recidivist:relapse(ing)

sycophant:obsequious :: narcissist:

self-absorbed :: libertine:dissolute

sycophant:fawn :: miser:hoard :: dandy:preen :: pundit:opine :: reprobate:misbehave :: skeptic:doubt :: malcontent:complain :: rival: compete :: extortionist:intimidate

 

1/3*SYMBIOSIS <> independence(y)(1), agonizing association, unrelated growth,

1/3*symbiotic <> independent(1)

parity : equivalent :: symbiosis : interdependent

 

1/4*SYNOPSIS; abstract: a brief outline or general view of a subject or written work <> protraction

synopsis : conciseness :: distillate : purity

synopsis:condensed :: aphorism:terse :: appendix:supplementary

abbreviation : sentence :: synopsis : narrative ::

abstract : treatise

 

1/3*SYNTHESIS(sc) : the combining of separate elements <> analysis