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Revision Examination Tests
“Come all for this greatness”
...100% Correct Ans...
Management of Patients with Diabetes
LSAT EXAM PACK 2024/25
indigenous
Ans:native, originating in a place
subjective
Ans:relating to the mind as the subject of experience
paradox
Ans:seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction
anomalous
Ans:irregular, unusual
viscous
Ans:having a thick consistency, gelatinous
ephemeral
Ans:fleeting, or short life or duration
corroborate
Ans:to confirm or make certain
implicit
Ans:implied, tacitly understood
lucid
Ans:clear, understandable
,prodigal
Ans:foolishly generous, not thrifty
feign
Ans:to pretend
specious
Ans:having the deceptive look of truth
arbitrary
Ans:random, capricious, impartial
intrepid
Ans:bold, fearless
antagonism
Ans:hostility, enmity
antipathy
Ans:strong feeling against, dislike for
dogma
Ans:firmly held disbelief
pertinent
Ans:clearly relevant
variance
Ans:difference, disagreement
incompatible
Ans:not well matched, unsuited
isolate
Ans:to separate and make alone or single
sever
,Ans:to cut off completely
synthesis
Ans:the combination of diverse elements into one
engender
Ans:to create, foster
discrete
Ans:distinct, separate
disperse
Ans:to spread out
eccentric
Ans:unusual, strange
redundant
Ans:repetitive, and thus unnecessary
precursor
Ans:a necessary predecessor
defer
Ans:to postpone or to submit to another
catalyst
Ans:a thing that sets another in motion or causes change
disarm
Ans:to deprive of weapons or to win over, ingratiate
prone
Ans:inclined, or the position of lying face down
profound
Ans:deep, thoughtful
, torque
Ans:rotational force, twist
digress
Ans:to move away from
diverge
Ans:to go apart in different directions
tangential
Ans:peripheral, no on the subject at hand
porous
Ans:having pores, having minute holes
plummet
Ans:to fall suddenly
circumlocution
Ans:excessive speaking, wordiness
perturb
Ans:to disquiet, upset
opaque
Ans:not transparent, not letting light through
impenetrable
Ans:unable to penetrate, pierced
desiccate
Ans:to dry out, dehydrate
phenomenon
Ans:an occurrence
tacit
Revision Examination Tests
“Come all for this greatness”
...100% Correct Ans...
Management of Patients with Diabetes
LSAT EXAM PACK 2024/25
indigenous
Ans:native, originating in a place
subjective
Ans:relating to the mind as the subject of experience
paradox
Ans:seeming contradiction or an actual contradiction
anomalous
Ans:irregular, unusual
viscous
Ans:having a thick consistency, gelatinous
ephemeral
Ans:fleeting, or short life or duration
corroborate
Ans:to confirm or make certain
implicit
Ans:implied, tacitly understood
lucid
Ans:clear, understandable
,prodigal
Ans:foolishly generous, not thrifty
feign
Ans:to pretend
specious
Ans:having the deceptive look of truth
arbitrary
Ans:random, capricious, impartial
intrepid
Ans:bold, fearless
antagonism
Ans:hostility, enmity
antipathy
Ans:strong feeling against, dislike for
dogma
Ans:firmly held disbelief
pertinent
Ans:clearly relevant
variance
Ans:difference, disagreement
incompatible
Ans:not well matched, unsuited
isolate
Ans:to separate and make alone or single
sever
,Ans:to cut off completely
synthesis
Ans:the combination of diverse elements into one
engender
Ans:to create, foster
discrete
Ans:distinct, separate
disperse
Ans:to spread out
eccentric
Ans:unusual, strange
redundant
Ans:repetitive, and thus unnecessary
precursor
Ans:a necessary predecessor
defer
Ans:to postpone or to submit to another
catalyst
Ans:a thing that sets another in motion or causes change
disarm
Ans:to deprive of weapons or to win over, ingratiate
prone
Ans:inclined, or the position of lying face down
profound
Ans:deep, thoughtful
, torque
Ans:rotational force, twist
digress
Ans:to move away from
diverge
Ans:to go apart in different directions
tangential
Ans:peripheral, no on the subject at hand
porous
Ans:having pores, having minute holes
plummet
Ans:to fall suddenly
circumlocution
Ans:excessive speaking, wordiness
perturb
Ans:to disquiet, upset
opaque
Ans:not transparent, not letting light through
impenetrable
Ans:unable to penetrate, pierced
desiccate
Ans:to dry out, dehydrate
phenomenon
Ans:an occurrence
tacit
