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[Verbal 후기 게시판] GRE VERBAL 6월 후기 및 예상15(T)
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1/3*TACIT <> direct, directly expressed, explicit, expressly stated, communicative

tacit : infer :: encoded : decode/decipher<?xml:namespace prefix = o />

 

5/7*TACITURN <> expansive, talkative, (sc)garrulous, loquacious, prolix, verbose, voluble, expressly stated, glib

taciturn : chatter :: insufferable : tolerate :: magnanimous : begrudge

taciturn:talk/word::stingy:money(A:B를소비X)

taciturnity <> garrulousness, verbosity, volubility, windbag

 

1/4*TAME <> feral, wild, unmanageable, racy활기찬

tame : tractable ::

 

1/3*TAINTED <> commendable, unspoiled, pristine,wholesome,unadulterated(1),unsullied uncontaminated, unblemished(blemish더럽히다)

taint:clothing :: bruise:skin :: blemish:fame             

 

1/3*TINGE; tint; <> bleach, blanch(1), discolor

tinge : suffuse

:: tinge : color

tinged <> colorless

 

1/3*TANGENTIAL; divergent <> vital, essential, central, substantial, elemental, direct

tangential : related ::

tangential : relevance :: clich&eacute; : novelty

 

1/4*TANGIBLE; palpable; possible to touch/realize/understand; real; concrete <> incorporeal, unable to perceive, indefinite, immaterial(3), intangible

initial/incipient : realized :: tangible : indefinite (A<>B)(moribund : dead는X) incipient시작/초기의

 

1/3*TANTALIZE <> comfort, console, ease, solace, alleviate, assuage, relieve, satiate

tease : tantalize ::

*TANTALIZING <> alleviating

 

1/4*TANTAMOUNT <> different in value/measure, not equivalent, unequal, incomparable, unmatching, opposite, incommensurate

 

1/4*TAPER; to become gradually narrower or thinner toward one end; to diminish or lessen gradually

abate : intensity :: taper : width

 

1/3*TARNISH

tarnish : luster :: numb : sensation

luster : tarnish :: strength : abate

silver : tarnish :: iron : rust

tarnish : dull :: vitrify : smooth[A    B]

 

1/3*TATTY: somewhat worn, shabby, or dilapidated <> smart, tidy, dapper, valuable, fresh, natty

 

1/3*TAUT <> lax, loose, unfirm, negligent, floppy(1)

buoyant : sink :: taut : sag

slacken:tautness :: dilute:strength

taut : commodiousness :: extraordinary : purlieu

 

3/7*TEAR <> stabilize, dawdle, attach, fix, clinch, bolt

tear:separate :: yank:pull :: wrest:take

 

1/3*TEDIOUS <> entertaining, absorbing, stimulating, interesting, engrossed

tedious:energy::disturbing:composure(A w/o B)

discompose : pacific :: engage : tedious

 

1/3*TEEM: to be full of things; abound or swarm <> be short, be scarce(1), lacking, want, need

 

*teeming <> scarce

 

1/3*TELLING <> not effective, unconvincing, impotent, ineffective, meaningless(1), reserved

 

3/7*TEMERITY <> timorousness, timidity, circumspection, cautious approach, caution, diffidence, prudence, pusillanimity

temerity : timorous/timid :: alacrity : apathetic

fervor : dispassionate :: temerity : timid

 

1/3*temper <> aggravate

1/4*TEMPERATE <> dissolute, immodest/rate, extreme, frivolous,

temperate : restrain :: tenacious : persist

 

1/4*TEMPERANCE <> luxury, profligacy, indulgence, debauchery, wantonness, impatience, excess,

frivolousness, peevishness, luxuriance

objectivity:partisan :: temperance:reprobate

speak temperately <> harangue열변을토하다

 

1/3*TENABLE<> unjustifiable, indefensible, undefended, unsupportable, specious, negligible,

vulnerable, unsound, fallacious, fallible,

ineluctable/inevitable:avoid :: untenable:defend

tenable : defend :: appreciable : perceive

*tenacity <> vacillation, indifference, slackness

persistent:tenacity :: urbane:sophistication

 

2/3*TENACIOUS <> irresolute, negotiable,tractable, yielding, docile

beneficent : harm :: tenacious : yield

tenacious : yield :: insouciant : worry

tenacious : eradicate :: obvious : neglect :: recondite : fathom

 

3/7*TENDENTIOUS <> unbiased, unprejudiced, disinterested, impartial, objective

tendentious : objective :: (A<>B)

 

1/3*TENDER <>hardy,insensitive,hard-bitten

<>resist, retain, withdraw, withhold, retract (with consideration)>>disengage

 

3/7*TEPID <> ardent, fervid, fevered, feverish, ebullient, interesting, fervent

*tepidity <> ardor

 

1/4*TESTAMENT[t&eacute;st&#601;m&#601;nt]

testament : statement ::

 

1/3*TESTY<> good-humored, humorous, unable to irritate, affable, imperturbable, amiable, cordial, genial, patient, pleasant, easygoing

pliable : influence :: testy : offend

testy : annoy :: tractable : control/teach

*testiness <> imperturbability, patience

 

1/4*THERAPEUTIC:harmless, healing, beneficial, benign <> injurious

therapeutic : hospital :: illuminating : school

therapeutic : injure ::

 

1/4*THORNY;full of thorns; spiny; painfully controversial; vexatious <> smooth, refined, unproblematical

thorny : difficulty :: equivocal : ambiguity

 

1/4*THREADBARE/timeworn : novelty :: labyrinthine : directness :: convoluted : simplicity

 

3/7*THWART(1) <> abet, support, aid (effectively), enable, foster, bolster, foment, facilitate, stir up, assist, implement

damage : ruin :: hamper : thwart

oppose : thwart :: treat : cure (A=B)

 

1/4*TIFF;spat ; a fit of irritation; a petty quarrel

tiff : dispute/squabble :: foible : failing (A<<B)

offense/crime : peccadillo :: quarrel : tiff

 

1/3*TIMID <> stalwart, intrepid, dauntless, fearless, valiant, brash, swaggering, unabashed

timid : dauntless ::

fervor:dispassionate :: temerity:timid

self-confident : timid :: open : shy (A<>B)

*timidity : dauntless :: taciturnity:talkative:: garrulity : taciturn (A에B가 없는)

 

5/7*TIMOROUS(sc)<> valiant, brash, unabashed, dauntless, swaggering, intrepid, scrappy, stalwart,

timorous : intrepidity/confrontation :: (A    B)

 

1/3*TILT[n.v.경사,기울기;기울(이)다,뒤엎다

tilt : level :: drain : full

 

1/3*TINCTURE : stain :: caustic : burn

 

1/3*TINE : fork :: tooth톱줄: saw톱(1)

tine : metal :: linen : fabric

 

1/3*TITANIC <> puny(1)

titanic:power :: labyrinth:complexity

 

1/3*TOADY : flatter :: ruler : govern(A=B)

recluse은둔자: solitude :: toady : favor

 

2/3*TONIC<>enfeebling, debilitating, draining(2), sapping, enervating

conducive:foment :: tonic:invigorate/stimulate :: analgesic : deaden

 

1/3*TOPICAL <> not current, irrelevant, old-fashioned, unrestricted

topical:currency :: germane:pertinence

 

1/4*TOPPLE <> build, place, withstand, rise

topple : stable ::

 

1/2*TORPOR <> zeal, animation(2), alert, ardor(1), ebullience, extreme excitability,vigilance,vigor, vivacity(2)

sluggish : torpor :: aloof : reserve

torpor : iciness

 

3/7*TORTUOUS <> forthright, direct, uncomplicated, straightforward

 

1/3*TRACTABLE <> incorrigible, insubordinate, obstinate, headstrong, obdurate, unruly, inflexible, uncooperative, pertinacious, intransigent, intractable, willful, balky

tractable:manage :: squeamish:disgust

tractable : manage :: touchy : offend

subtle : overlook :: tractable : lead

tractable:control :: credulous:cozen

**tractability <> incorrigibility

 

1/3*TRANSGRESS: violate <> obey

rectitude : transgressive :: keenness : obtuse

transgression:morality :: presumption:propriety

 

2/3*TRANSIENT<> lasting, eternal, protracted, perpetual(1), rooted, enduring, permanent, persistent, perennial, everlasting, perpetuating

opportune : convenience :: impermanent : transience

convoluted : complexity :: ephemeral : transience :: transient : evanescence (A=B)

transient:vanish :: constant:perpetuate(형:동)

1/3*TRANSIENCE <> permanence(1), persistence

 

1/2*TRANSITORY<> durable, enduring, permanent, perpetual, persistent, protracted, abiding, timeless

transitory : endure :: immutable : change

achromatic : hue :: transitory : permanence

*TRANSITORINESS <> duration, durability, endurance, permanence(1), perpetuation, perpetuity, persistence

 

1/3*TRANSPARENT <> deceitful, delusive, opaque

transparent : understand :: conspicuous : see ::

manifest/lucid : perceive :: salient : notice   

transparency <> opacity

 

1/3*TRESPASS; commit an offense or a sin <> obey, undo

trespass : enter :: usurp빼앗다: take

trespass:boundary :: transgress : rule :: stray : path

 

1/4*TRAVAIL; toil; anguish; the labor of childbirth <> laze, loaf, dawdle, frolic

 

1/4*TREASURE<> dross, disparage, dislike, loathe, eyesore

 

1/2*TRENCHANT<> vague, dull, ambiguous, insipid, bland, flat, hard to articulate

trenchant : insipid

(SC)The writer has gained such popularity with his readers that even his inanities are now considered trenchant.

*trenchancy:insipid :: artlessness:canny

 

1/3*TRICKLE <> cascade

 

1/3*TRIFLE<> consequence, important matter

 

2/3*TRIFLING <>consequential, considerable

 

1/3*TRITE <> unbanal,unhackneyed,novel,fresh,original

 

2/3*TRUNCATE <> prolong, lengthen

truncate:extent::simplify:complexity

truncate : length :: cool : temperature :: abridge : duration :: constrict : diameter

 

2/3*TRUCULENT(1): cruel, fierce, pugnacious, belligerent <> gentle, pacific, placid, genial, meek, peaceful, cooperative, amiable, nice, civilized, agreeable, obedient, submissive, pliant

truculent : quarrelsome/belligerent :: solicitous : concerned

truculent : gentleness :: unregenerate : remorse

 

1/4*TUMULT <> placation, placidity, quietude, quiescence, tranquility, serenity

1/3*TUMULTUOUS <> serene, peaceful, sedate, halcyon(=peacful and happy), tranquil

tumultuous : bedlam :: active : hive

 

1/3*TURBULENT <> aligned, placid

turbulent : bedlam :: active : hive

 

1/3*TRIAL : courthouse :: experiment : laboratory :: commerce : emporium :: game : stadium