Word of the Week

Difficult Vocabulary is a part of the LSAT. We’ve put together a collection of each “Word of the Week” segment from the Thinking LSAT as a jumping off point for your training as a gladiator of the English language.

Absolution	Knave
Abstemious	Little
Adroit	Machination
Agglomerations	Macroptorous
Anomie	Mélange
Antipathy	Mercurial
Archipelago	Microptorous
Arrogate	Milquetoast
Ascribe	Miserly
Avail	Mollify
Avoid	Obfuscate
Avuncular	Obloquy
Axiom	Obscurantism
Blithely	Offal
Bulwark	Opprobrium
Cantankerous	Ostensible
Concomitant	Panopticon
Concupiscence	Parsimonious
Consistent	Penury
Crestfallen	Pleonasm
Cribbed	Plumbed
Daedalian	Prescribe
Defenestration	Proscribe
Delectation	Punctilio
Delimit	Quotidian
Deposition	Rapacious
Derangement	Reject
Desideratum	Rigmarole
Dispute	Salubrious
Doddering	Scofflaw
Elucidation	Skirl
Emiseration	Sobriquet
Engendered	Solipsism
Eschew	Struthious
Escrow	Stultifying
Execrable	Sublime
Extant	Success
Extirpate	Succotash
Extraneous	Tantamount
Few	Tariff
Goosed	Tautology
Haunts	Thrummed
Impolitic	Unique
Inaugurate	Upbraid
Inchoate	Verisimilitude
Inimical	Veritas
Insouciance	Vicarious
Inveighed	Vituperate
Itinerant	Zoonotic
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