| A | B |
|---|
| Abstract | theoretical |
| abology | a camparison of two things |
| cogent | powerfully convincing |
| contrived | artificial |
| criterian | basis for judgement |
| digress | to stray from the main subject |
| empirecal | relying on experiance |
| hypothetical | uncertain |
| Infer | to conclued |
| oblique | inderect angle |
| obscure | hard to understand |
| pedartic | to be annoyingly scholarly |
| premise | the basis for a conclution |
| fefute | to prove to be false |
| specious | decaeptively plausible or attractive |
| superficial | on the surface only |
| synthesis | the combining of parts to form a whole |
| tenable | defensible, capable of being argued |
| tenuous | flimsy, extreamly thin |
| verbose | using to many words, not concise. |
