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[Verbal Èı⠰ԽÃÆÇ] GREÈıâ 2010³â 6¿ùÃÊ Verbal (6.1-6.14)
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acquiesce <> demur
airtight : loophole :: cliché : novelty
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AMBROSIAL <> unsavory
mellifluous : sound :: ambrosial : food
APROPOS: pertinent <> malapropos, irrelevant
arrest <> stimulate
ASCETIC <> indulgent, prodigal, sybarite, voluptuary; voluptuous, sumptuous; hedonic
indulge : ascetic ::
asceticism <> indulgence
attenuate : density :: shorten£»length
blandishment : coax :: treat : intimidate
BLUNT <> whet, sharpen
vitiate : quality :: blunt : keenness
BLURT <> conceal
blurt:utter::bolt:leave::bark:stop::flit:move(ºÒ¾¦B)
blurt : utterance :: bolt : movement :: yank : pull
bugle: horn :: cleaver : knife (kind)
CALLOUS <> sensitive, ardent, moved, sympathetic, impassioned, compassionateÀÎÁ¤¸¹Àº
callous: sympathy :: headlong : deliberation
callous : compassion :: headlong:deliberation
callous : impassivity :: dupe : duplicity (A=B)
CAMARADERIE <> enmity Áõ¿À
camaraderie : amiable ::
censorious <> eulogistic
CIRCUMSPECT <> audacious, reckless, rash, indiscreet, imprudent, foolhardy
rash:circumspective :: imperious:servile (A<>B)
circumspective <> audacious, reckless, indiscreet, imprudent, foolhardy
craven : hero :: parsimonious : spendthrift
cliché <> original idea
CREDENCE <> distrust, doubt, skepticism
credulous : cozen :: tractable : control
skeptic : credulous :: penitent : obdurate
credulous : dupe :: insensitive : boor :: dissolute : libertine
credulity : guile ::
desiccate <> hydrate, wet thoroughly, saturate
DEBRIS(SC) debris : destroy :: ash : burn
DECORUM(SC) <> impropriety, boorishness
miscalculation : judgment :: gaffe : decorum
merciless : lenient :: raffish : decorum
DEJECT; dishearten <> gladden
mollify : anger :: hearten : dejection
demure <> accept, accede, assent, avow
DESECRATE <> revere, deify, sanctify, hallow
DESICCATE <> (re)hydrate, drench, wet thoroughly, saturate, imbue
desiccate : moisture :: detoxify : poison :: clear : dirt :: decelerate:velocity :: bleach:color :: attenuate : density
desiccation : moisture :: deceleration : velocity
**DESICCATED <> saturated
desiccated : moisture :: enervated : strength
DIAPHANOUS <> opaque, murky(1), substantial,
impermeable/impervious to light
diffident <> courageous, valiant
DISPASSIONATE <> partial, biased, vehement, prejudiced, fervent, intemperate, responsive, partisan
fervor:dispassionate :: termerity:timid
(SC) When Adolph Ochs became the publisher of the New York Times, he endowed the paper with a uniquely dispassionate tone, avoiding the shrill editorials that characterized other major papers of the time.
DRACONIAN <> genial, mild, lax, indulgent, lenient, merciful, generous
draconian:inclemency::fretful:vexation
palmy:prosperity :: draconian:severity
ENERVATE <> invigorate, fortify, strengthen
enervate : vigor/vitality/strength/energy :: dehydrate : water :: debase : value ::
hamstring : effectiveness :: curtail : period ::
enervating <> tonic
enervation <> vitality
ENMITY <> amity, affinity, comity, camaraderie, concord, friendship, friendliness, agreement, rapport
ESCALATE:(sc: generate~) <> decrease, diminish, ebb, wane
**escalation <> diminution
exacerbate <> mollify
flippant <> grave, serious
flit : move :: blurt : utter
follow : shadow :: plan : scheme
FRUGAL <> dissipating; profligate, prodigal, sumptuous
frugal:penurious :: firm:obdurate :: deferential: obsequious
frugal:parsimonious::attentive:meddlesome/obsequious:: humble:obsequious
frugal : stingy :: combative : aggressive :: lenient : lax
frugality <> extravagancy, prodigality, profligacy
parsimony:frugality :: hubris:pride(A>>B)
fundamental <> trifling
GAINSAY <> affirm, aver, avow, confirm, assent to, speak in support of, concur, conform, validate,
concede, ratify
GALL <> pacify, appease, assuage, calm, placate, mollify, soothe, lull
genial <> cautious
glib <> awkward, devoted, reticent, taciturn, labored
grave <> flippant
GROUNDLESS <> substantial, well-founded, persuasive, justifiable, logical, justified
groundless : substantiate ::
GUILE <> artless
guile : artless :: blemish : flawless :: bias : impartial
guile : naïf/naive :: tardy : prompt :: sensibility : boor :: purpose:aimless(A<>B)
HALLOW <> desecrate
HAPLESS <> fortunate, lucky, fortuitous, happy, felicitous, cheerful, willing
hedonistic <> ascetic
HOBBLE; limp, cripple <> move fluidly/quickly
hobble:halting :: slink:furtive
(SC) Hobbled by the changes in its mandate passed by the legislature, the committee voted to disband rather than to continue operating under such straitened conditions.
hoist <> lower
hubris : pride :: parsimony : frugality
impassive : perturbation = indigent : wealth
imperious <> servile
IMPERVIOUS <> easy to penetrate(1), susceptible(1), porous
Impervious : penetrate :: unassailable : refute
impervious to light <> diaphanous, translucent,
impervious : liquid :: opaque : light
impervious : penetrate:: irrevocable : repeal ::
impervious : damaged :: indefensible : excused :: precarious : stable
impervious : damage :: unassailable : refute
INCIPIENT <> full-blown¿ÏÀüÈ÷ÁøÇàµÈ, full-realized, plentiful, full-fledged
immature:developed::incipient/inchoate:realized
incipient : realized :: indefinite : tangible (A<>B)
incipient : realize :: hypothetic : prove
incipient : commencement :: (Çü:¸í)
INDIGENT <> affluent, wealthy, prosperous
indigent : wealth :: redundant/superflous : indispensability
INDULGE <> eschew
embarrass:mortify : :indulge:mollycoddle(A << B)
abstemious : indulge :: austere : decorate
indulge : ascetic :: restrain : libertine
INEFFABLE : EXPRESS ::
INSUBORDINATE <> tractable
insubordinate:submissive::disaffected : contented :: capricious : deliberate
intrepid : deter :: rapt : distract
inveterate <> casual
irresolute <> unwavering, firm
LACHRYMOSE <> joyful, jocund, jocular, jovial, glad(some), cheerful
lag <> forge ahead
lode <> depleted resource
lug : carry :: trudge : walk
MAUDLIN <> unsentimental, jovial
maudlin:sentimental :: peeved:annoyed :: obsequious: deferential (A >> B)
maudlin : sentiment :: pedantic : scholarship
merciless : leniency :: raffish : decorum
mellifluous : sound :: ambrosial : food
meticulous <> careless, negligent, cursory
MOLLIFY <> gall, madden, vex, exacerbate, provoke, intensify, aggravate, bait, exasperate, chafe, enrage, incite to anger, rouse, antagonize, make worse, ire, pique, beleaguer, nettle, discomfit, disaffect, rankle
mollify : pain
mollification:soothe::indemnity:secure
mollify:anger :: enervate:vigor :: heart:dejection
mollifying <> provoking, belligerent, caustic
mollification <> inflammation
MYOPIA <> prescience
MYOPIC <> discerning, farseeing, farsighted, prescient, shrewd
MUTE <> amplify, clarion, plangent, voluble
muted : color :: muffled : sound
mute : sound :: dim : light
NADIR <> summit(1), peak, apogee, zenith, pinnacle, apex, heyday, acme
NATTY <> slovenly
NIBBLE <> gobble, guzzle
nibble : eat :: sip : drink :: glean : acquire (whine : talk, grin : smile˼X)
quaff/swill : sip :: gobble : nibble
OUTMODED(1) <> original, current, usable, acceptable, in style, futuristic
palmy : prosperity :: draconian : severity
PARSIMONIOUS <> liberal, generous, wasteful, profligate, prodigal, munificent, lavish, extravagant
parsimonious : glut
parsimonious : frugal/profligacy
parsimony : frugality :: hubris : pride
parximonious : spend/waste :: taciturn : speak
craven : hero :: parsimonious : spendthrift
parsimonious : resource::curt : words
parsimonious : spend :: peremptory : fawn
PENCHANT <> aversion, dislike, repugnance
pervasive <> not widely distributed
PERIPHERY <> important part, core, center, central area, epicenter
PERIPHERAL <> central(1), in essence, crucial, pivotal, intrinsic, needed, vital
immaterial:relevance :: peripheral:center(A<>B)
peripheral : pivotal :: immaterial : relevant
peripheral element <> crux
PINION <> emancipate, unfetter
placate <> gall
plangent <> muted
plumb: depth :: assess : value :: measure : dimension
politic : offend :: aloof : associate
preponderant <> minor
proclivity <>aversion
procrastinate <> hasten
protract <> curtail, truncate
pulverize <> make whole
rabid <> noncommittal
raffish : decorum :: merciless : leniency
rambunctious <> staid
rash : circumspective :: imperious : servile
RECONDITE <> widely understood, self-explaining, self-evident, easy, comprehensive, fathomable, patent, (sc;accessible)
recondite:understand :: arduous:accomplish
recondite : comprehend :: knotty : solve(2)
recondite : grasp :: inconspicuous : spot
recondite : fathom :: tenacious : eradicate(2):: captious : placate
remanent/remainder : residue ::
repulse; drive back;repel;rebuff;reject <> captivate, entrance
saturated : moisture :: satiated : food
SCANT; short <> considerable(1), abundant, plenty, voluminous, profuse, myriad, lavish, affluent, plentiful
scant : considerable :: (A<>B)
scanty <> voluminous, profuse, myriad, innumerable, abundant, copious, considerable
SKEPTIC <> follower, optimist, believer, votary; credence, zealot(1)
skeptic : doubt :: reprobate : transgress
penitent : obdurate :: skeptic : credulous (A<>B)
skeptical <> credulous
skepticism <> credulity, conviction, credence
SLOVENLY; slipshod <> tidy, natty, dapper, fastidious
slovenliness : finical/finicky :: laxity : draconian
spartan <> opulent, luxurious, voluptuous
sycophant : fawn = reprobate : misbehave
tenuous <> substantial
transient <> persistent
tree: grove :: archipelago : islands
TRIFLING <> consequential, considerable, fundamental
TRUNCATE <> prolong, lengthen
truncate:extent::simplify:complexity
truncate : length :: cool : temperature :: abridge : duration :: constrict : diameter
ultimate: improve :: incontrovertible : refute
VITIATE <>support, strengthen, fortify, invigorate, buttress
vitiate : quality :: blunt : keenness
WAX <> decrease, decline, diminish, dwindle, waste away, subside, flag, wane, ebb, shrink, fade, wither
varnish : wood :: wax : linoleum
WHIMSICAL <> constant, dependable, predictable
caprice : whimsical :: stealth : furtive :: discontent : unsatisfied :: insight : discerning
mercurial : mood :: whimsical : behavior :: fickle : affection
ZEALOT<> skeptic, indifferent person
zealot : devotion ::
zealot : passionate :: martinet : strict :: scrutinizer : observing
miser : munificent :: zealot : blase (A<>B)
fanatic:admirer :: zealot:adherent(A>>B)
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