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(adj) appealing to the intellect or powers of reason; sound; compelling
Ms. Lober teaches her students to make cogent arguements. |
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(n) a consequence that follows naturally; an easily drawn conclusion
In Delia is sick it is corollary that she slept late due to school work. |
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(v) to support with evidence; to make certain
You must corroborate your reason for being absent, in order for it to be excused. |
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(v) to infer or estimate from something that is known
Sueann extrapolated that Dillon was stupid because he was failing math. |
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(adj) implied but not directly expressed
Sueann's rude comment had an implicit meaning that no one caught. |
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(v) to refute by offering evidence or argument to the contrary
Linda used to be so good at rebutting the bullies harsh comments. |
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(n) a false argument; superficially plausible but false reasoning
Jeff always making smart comments, but we all know they are just sophistry. |
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(adj) keen, forceful, and penetrating in thought; biting; distinct
Ellie always makes trenchant comments, she has no barrier between thought and speech. |
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(v) to exhibit indecision; to move unsteadily back and forth; to falter
I am wavering between writing flashcards and studying for Forensics. |
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