the word "critical" Forum
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melmoththewanderer
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the word "critical"
I have a question regarding the word critical (synonyms include crucial, vital, very important, etc.) as it is used in the LSAT. There are several definitions of this term and I am wondering if it is enough to imply necessity on the LSAT. It seems less clear than say essential or necessary.
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TheMostDangerousLG
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Re: the word "critical"
It depends on the context. I think it is often used in RC to imply necessary or "key".melmoththewanderer wrote:I have a question regarding the word critical (synonyms include crucial, vital, very important, etc.) as it is used in the LSAT. There are several definitions of this term and I am wondering if it is enough to imply necessity on the LSAT. It seems less clear than say essential or necessary.
