High-frequency vocabulary from classic and canonical texts tested on the Classic Learning Test's verbal reasoning section.
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Present or existing everywhere at once- ephemeral
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Lasting for a very short time- laconic
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Using very few words; terse- magnanimous
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Generous or forgiving, especially toward a rival- austere
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Severe or strict in manner or appearance; plain and unadorned- candid
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Truthful and straightforward; frank- deference
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Respectful submission to another person's wishes or judgment- eloquent
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Fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing- esoteric
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Understood by only a small, specialized group- fastidious
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Very attentive to detail; hard to please- garrulous
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Excessively talkative, especially about trivial matters- iconoclast
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A person who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions- imperious
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Assuming power or authority without justification; domineering- incisive
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Showing keen insight; sharp and direct- indolent
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Lazy; disliking activity or exertion
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