English III AP Set 26

	(adj) difficult to understand
	(n) quickness and accuracy of judgement; keen insight; shrewdness
	(v) to discover through examination or experimentation; determine
	(adj) characterized by thought and reason rather than emotion or action; appealing to or marked by the workings of the intellect; intellectually refined; of or pertaining to the brain or cerebrum
	(n) any of the powers or capacities possessed by the human mind; a special aptitude or skill; a group of teachers as distinguished from their students
	(adj) having pertinence or relevance; connected; related; considered in comparison to or in relationship with something else; dependent upon or interconnected with something else for intelligibility or significance; not absolute or independent
	(v) to mediate at length; ponder; muse; to chew cud
	(v) to come to a conclusion about something without sufficient evidence; to make a guess or conjecture (n) an idea or opinion based upon insufficiently conclusive evidence
	(n) an opinion, doctrine, or principle held as being true by a person or group
	(adj) of, pertaining to, or based on conclusions reached through logical reasoning; restricted to theory; lacking verification or practical application; hypothetical; given to theorizing; speculative