SAT Vocab 1
Strength of Conclusions flashcards
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- speculativeStrength of Conclusions
- Based mainly on guesses rather than firm evidence.
- probableStrength of Conclusions
- Likely to happen or to be true, but not certain.
- conclusiveStrength of Conclusions
- Strong enough to settle a question or prove a conclusion.
- persuasiveStrength of Conclusions
- Effective at leading someone to accept an idea or take an action through reasons or appeals.
- plausibleStrength of Conclusions
- Reasonable enough to be believed, although not proved.
- doubtfulStrength of Conclusions
- Unlikely to be true or to happen.
- convincingStrength of Conclusions
- Strong enough to make someone believe that something is true.
- certainStrength of Conclusions
- Known to be true or sure to happen, with no doubt.
- possibleStrength of Conclusions
- Able to happen or be true, even if unlikely.
- tentativeStrength of Conclusions
- Not final and open to change as more information becomes available.
