Caustic/Vehement question update

[indianguy94]

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No, it doesn’t. A person that vehemently argues a position argues it with vigor, strength, and conviction. Your definition for vehement better defines caustic if anything.</p>

<p>Then again, you only got a 680 on CR after 15 practice tests, so I’m not too surprised you botched the definition of a Level 4 or 5 word.</p>

<p>P.S. That remark was probably more caustic than the tone of the paragraph in question.

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<p>zealous; ardent; impassioned: a vehement defense; vehement enthusiasm. 2. characterized by rancor or anger; violent: vehement hostility. 3. strongly emotiona</p>

<p>directly from dictionary.com, nice try though.</p>

<p>And I’m guessing 680 but it could still be 700+.</p>

<p>And for someone who reads a book a year, that score is amazing because I at least have time to make many friends unlike a certain ‘someone’, and use the time wisely to do other productive stuff such as Lax, Bball, social events, you get where I’m going.</p>

<p>And honestly, who CARES about SAT once I’m in the most amazing party school, which is still in the top 50 and ranked a public Ivy. Even if I dont get 700 reading I might still take it again, but hoping for the 700 to get it done with. And those 15 practice tests were over a course of only 3 weeks.</p>

<p>P.S. Oh wait, I thought you were a genius at CR but your at USC, nevermind that.</p>