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Camaraderie
Rapport and goodwill →mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of time together.
Ex - "a genuine __________ on the hockey team"
Frangible
Fragile; easy to break
Ex - "the _______ skull of an infant"
Litany
Any long, repetitive, or dull recital →a series of petitions for use in church services or processions, usually recited by the clergy and responded to in a recurring formula by the people.
Ex - "a ________ of complaints"
Moratorium
A suspension of an activity; an authorized delay
Ex - "an indefinite _________ on the use of drift nets"
Zealous
Fervent; fanatical →showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective.
Ex - "he was a ________ supporter of constitutional and parliamentary reform"
Desiccate
To dry out or to remove moisture
Ex - "both the older growth and the new vegetation were _______ by months of relentless sun"
Wrenching
Causing mental or physical pain
Ex - "she slipped and ________ her ankle"
Replete
Full; abundant
Ex - I went out into the sun-drenched streets again, _______ and relaxed"
Interminable
Tiresome and long; seemingly endless
Ex - "we got bogged down in _________ discussions"
Arable
Suitable for cultivation of land
Ex - "acres of _____ land"
Lugubrious
Mournful; gloomy
Ex - "his face looked even more __________ than usual"
Truncate
To shorten
Ex - "he was a sensational player whose career was ________ by injuries"
Ubiquitous
Occurring or seeming to occur everywhere
Ex - "The __________ smartphone has changed the way we communicate."
Vernacular
Everyday language
Ex - "he wrote in the _________ to reach a larger audience"
Equanimity
Composure; calmness
Ex - "she accepted both the good and the bad with __________"