大学受験英単語帳
二次・私大難関校レベルの抽象語と論述語彙
目次
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The author asserts a bold claim and then argues for it carefully by presenting concrete evidence from recent studies.
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We can infer what the writer truly intends when a sentence seems to imply a meaning that the words alone do not directly suggest, and then conclude the argument accordingly.
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Researchers identified one key factor that may have caused the change in result and attributed the overall pattern to economic pressure.
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When we compare the two theories and contrast their core assumptions, we can distinguish ideas that only superficially resemble each other.
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To make an abstract idea easier to grasp, a good writer offers a concrete instance and illustrates the point with everyday language.
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Each proponent of the new policy explained its benefits, while every opponent rose to oppose it; few were willing to agree at first.
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Although his explanation sounded certain, the cautious editor noted that it was based on a plausible but still doubtful and merely likely scenario.
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A significant finding can transform a field, while a crucial detail must not be dismissed as trivial or negligible.
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Frequent revisions and occasional pauses produced considerable improvement, even when each individual change was only slight.
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A clear summary captures the gist of the article and conveys the essence of the writer's view, giving the reader a useful overview.
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The thesis rests on a clear premise, and the author tests the hypothesis within a broader theoretical framework.
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Critics tried to refute the model, but new data helped researchers justify and validate it, even though some scholars continued to dispute the result.
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Despite a few notable exceptions, the trend held firm; nonetheless, the author warns that contrary cases deserve careful study.
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A small event can trigger major change; it may lead to public concern, prompt urgent debate, and induce policymakers to act quickly.
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Scientists must define each term clearly, classify samples by feature, categorize observations, and label every record accurately.
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A solid, robust dataset supports a strong conclusion, but a flimsy chart built on anecdotal cases tells us almost nothing.
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Anticipating a counterargument, the speaker raised an objection and offered a clear rebuttal, while choosing to concede one minor point.
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After long talks, the committee reached a consensus and signed an accord; both sides chose to settle and reconcile their earlier differences.
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A good reviewer remains impartial and bases each decision on objective criteria, even when subjective impressions tempt them away from a fair evaluation.
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When you consider an argument, examine its sources, scrutinize every claim, and ponder what assumptions remain unstated.
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Reality and fiction often blend in the mind; even a vivid imagination can produce an illusion that feels true for a moment.
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Some questions about eternity puzzle us, while a momentary thought may arise simultaneously in many minds and unfold in sequential steps.
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Standing before the vast ocean, you can sense an extra dimension of space beyond every confined boundary you usually live with.
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Some universal truths apply everywhere, yet each particular case is unique, and only a few patterns are truly common to all of them.
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Was the meeting a coincidence or a deliberate plan? Even an accidental remark can carry an intentional message to a careful listener.
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A clear structure brings order to a discussion, while unexpected events can disrupt it and turn the meeting into chaos.
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Beyond the surface appearance lies the substance of an idea; only by studying the underlying phenomenon can we grasp its essence.
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Seeking truth often means recognizing falsehood; a genuine smile is easy to enjoy, but a deceptive one is hard to detect.
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From a single standpoint, even a careful observation can be colored by prejudice; a wider viewpoint reveals what we tend to overlook.
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The fragile habitat of many species can be destroyed when humans pollute rivers, and the loss often turns out to be irreversible.
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Many organisms evolve and adapt to a changing climate, and the ability to survive each shift improves their chance of long-term persistence.
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We grasp a new concept gradually, become aware of its limits, learn to comprehend its subtle uses, and finally recognize it whenever it appears.
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The result was particularly striking, largely because the design was remarkably simple yet entirely consistent across all subjects.
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One policy change can have a broad impact, generate side effects, and produce an unforeseen outcome whose ripple touches every related field.
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We constitute a small group that will undertake the project, transform the workflow, and pursue ambitious targets together.
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A more efficient process can yield a productive workflow, but a clumsy routine is often counterproductive and slows the entire team down.
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A diligent student, modest about her gifts but ambitious in her plans, treats each classmate with respectful attention.
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The unexpected gift caused both delight and embarrassment; soon her initial reluctance gave way to sincere gratitude.
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Strict rules constrain personal choice and compel each member to comply, yet some still find ways to violate them when no one is watching.
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A virtuous action and a noble motive deserve praise, while a corrupt practice and selfish gain rightly invite criticism.
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Some questions remain ambiguous, others stay obscure, and a few cases are clearly vague while many simply have no clear, definite answer yet.
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A rigorous scholar relies on empirical data, holds onto theoretical insight, and approaches every question with a systematic method.
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A clear lecture can convey a complex idea, depict a real-world example, and demonstrate why the new approach is different from the old one.
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Two variables may correlate without being relevant in a meaningful way, and a careful study should identify what truly links them.
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Apparent agreement can be misleading; an explicit promise has weight, but an implicit assumption often slips by unnoticed.
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Surveys show that the proportion of remote workers has risen sharply, while the average commute and overall ratio shifted within a year.
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A long-term trend tends to fluctuate before it accelerates; many readers watch for the moment when the pace begins to decelerate again.
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Volunteers tried to alleviate hardship and resolve disputes; their work helped tackle the crisis and ease tension within the community.
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Generations of scholars inherit a long legacy, refine an inherited doctrine, and embody an intellectual tradition for those who follow.
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Exam results matter, but ultimately the curious habits you cultivate will enrich your life and broaden your horizon long after the test ends.
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