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Opponent

She became well-known as a consistent (OPPOSE) of slavery

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corrigendum

(CORRECT) is a list of errors in a printed work as a separate page of corrections, known as an errata page

- something to be corrected, especially a mistake in a printed book

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nasal

Many scientists argue that dinosaurs developed extensive (NOSE) passages with membranes to cool their skin surfaces

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irresolute

He became (RESOLVE) in his opposition in the plan. He gave up his viewpoints after his boss criticized

- not able to decide what to do

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impersonating

He was returned to prison in 1977 for (PERSON) a police officer

- to pretend to be somebody in order to trick people or to entertain them

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desist

The soldiers have been ordered to (INSIST) from firing the guns

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indemnifying

I lingered in San Francisco, (DAMAGE) myself after the hardships of the cruise

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write-off

One of the cars involved in the accident was a complete (WRITE)

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proofreading

The work is marred by a number of typing and spelling errors, and would have benefited feom stricter (READ) before submission

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off-putting

The furious old lady demanded an immediate apology for his (PUT) behaviour

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commiseration

She offered cordial (MISERY) to the family over his so unexpected premature death

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abberation

Though many parties regarded his behaviour as a(n) (ABERRANT) the public still had much faith in his ability to become a leader

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conscience-stricken

Having made that morally terrible mistake, they are now (CONSCIENCE)

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preponderance

According to the government figures, the (PONDER) of jobs in the next century will be in service-related fields, such as health and business

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bygone

We spent a lovely evening reminiscing outlr vibrant (GO) days at university

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unnerved

It is concluded from the The Story of My Chau and Trong Thuy that the rights of individuals should be (NERVE) to those of society as a whole

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ascertained

It should be (CERTAINTY) that the plans comply with the law

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accessibility

Improving the _____ of woodlands to the public is seen as a key issue. (ACCESS)

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malformations

Some fetal _____ cannot be diagnosed until late in pregnancy. (FORM)

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seductively

You make everything sound so _____ simple. (SEDUCE)

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incomprehensible

Most scientists argued that dreams were nothing but a random jumble of completely_____ images remaining from the sensory accumulation of our daily lives.

(COMPREHEND)

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quantitative

Recent _____ research on deaf children has produced some interesting findings about their speech. (QUANTITY)

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disorientation

She went through a period of shock and _____ following her husband's death. (ORIENT)

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synthetically

These _____ produced antibiotics are only available by prescription. (SYNTHESIS)

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executives

Power naps are especially useful for those whose sleep is constrained by a demanding schedule: for example, mothers of small children or traveling business _____.

(EXECUTE)

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unrivalled

The drawings were recently presented to the National Library of Scotland, which now boasts a superb and _____ collection of the artist's manuscripts. (RIVAL)

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insensitive

Why are you so _____ to other people's problems ? (SENSE)

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underlying

The _____ assumption is that the amoint of money available is limited. (LIE)

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detention

All the students who misbehaved have been kept in _____. (DETAIN)

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laborious

Separating the fiber - or lint - from the seed was a _____ process. (LABOUR)

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gifted

The _____ child very knowledgeable and knows five different foreign languages at a

time. (GIFT)

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heatproof

Because they are _____ dishes, they cost a lot of money. (HOT)

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criminology

Dr. Butt Katter, who has just published a book about murder, learned _____ in many years. (CRIME)

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disoriented

The darkness _____ him, so he doesn't know where the murder hid. (ORIENT)

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affluence

1.When Rachel visited the district, she was struck by the _____ of its inhabitants. (AFFLUENT)

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retention

The politician argued for the _____ of the old system of taxation. (RETAIN)

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turnover

The company's annual _____ has increased in comparison with the last year, and now it's around $4 million. (TURN)

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outbreak

The news of _____ of war terrified people all around the globe. (BREAK)

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inadvisable

Because of a fire hazard it is _____ to walk in forests when it's dry. (ADVISE)

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preoccupied

I was so _____ with thoughts that I didn't notice when Eric came in. (OCCUPY)

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submissive

If you're too _____, your boss may never respect you. (SUBMIT)

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notify

We will _____ you of our decision at the end of the week. (NOTE)

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hypocrisy

I think it's sheer _____ to talk about family values when you're having an affair yourself. (HYPOCRITE)

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abolition

They were celebrating the _____ of slavery. (ABOLISH)

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abonormalities

People used to suffer from their life-time physical _____. (NORMAL)

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tidal

Unless we do research on solar energy, wind power, _____ power, our fossil fuels will run out. (TIDE)

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pseudo-intellectual

In my opinion, this book is just _____ rubbish. (INTELLECT)

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counter-productive

It may be _____ to force them into making a decision, and if you upset them they're quite likely to overact. (PRODUCE)

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landscape

The alpine _____ is very dramatic. (LAND)

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deformity

The slight _____ in his left hand was corrected by surgery. (FORM)

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non-renewable

Like oil, gas is a fossil fuel and is thus a _____ source of energy. (RENEW)

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estranges

He recent unpredictable mood _____ him from his friends. (STRANGE)

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foreword

Every book has a _____ including what the authors say about their masterpiece. (WORD)

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qualitatively

The students are _____ separated into 3 different classes. (QUALIFY)

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prearranged

A(n) _____ schedule assists me in passing the day smoothly. (ARRANGE)

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self-inflicting

Their trouble is _____. They themselves made the situation worse. (INFLICT)

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decolonization

Vietnam went through _____ process and became an independent country. (COLONY)

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debased

Some people argue that money has _____ football. (BASE)

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unconscienable

Taking that old lady for a ride is _____. (CONSCIENCE)

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malfuntions

Ivan's camera now _____ because he carelessly dropped it into the pool. (FUNCTION)

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undermentioned

The opponents of nuclear power may object to the scheme for some _____ reasons. (MENTION)

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voluminous

The lake near to where I live is one of the deepest and most in the _____ in the world

(VOLUME)

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war-torn

Efforts have been made to recover disaster-stricken and _____ areas of the country, hope fading day by day. (WAR)

- area or country that is severely affected by the fighting that is taking place there

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actionable

Our competitive company confirmed that they were not involved in any _____ activities. (ACT)

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opinionated

Cantankerous, _____ and dyslexic Billy Childish, an all-round English artist, has been namechecked by everyone from Kurt Cobain to Kylie Minogue. (OPINION)

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globetrotter

James, a _____ correspondent, immediately headed for the scene to give extensive coverage of the Belgium blast. (GLOBE)

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agonize

The landlady considered complaining about the noise but she didn't want to _____ a new tenant and jeopardize a 30-day advance. (AGONY)

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comeuppance

I was glad that the bad guy got his _____ at the end of the movie. (COME)

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bespoke

He is a wealthy businessman who can easily afford _____ suits. (SPEAK)

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cyber sovereignty

It is predicted that all countries will establish a territory on the Internet and try to defend their _____. (CYBER)

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exemplify

The attack in the city centre last night is said to _____ the kind of behaviour amongst young people that many people object to. (EXAMPLE)

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impermissible

John considers reading others' diaries an _____ invasion of privacy. (PERMIT)

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oversleep

I have a class at 8:00 A.M but I always _____. (SLEEP)

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surroundings

You can relax in the comfortable _____ of the hotel. (SURROUND)

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citizenship

After Monday, I will no longer be a foreigner - I am receiving my _____! (CITIZEN)

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letdown

His failure in exam was a real _____ for his parents. (LET)

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forecast

The weather _____ looks bad for a picnic—rainy and windy ! (CAST)

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inseperable

Theo and his twin brother are always together. They are _____. (SEPARATE)

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stubbornness

Due to the clerk's _____, we missed the train. (STUBBORN)

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Reconciliation

Finally a _____ is brought about between the two sides. (RECONCILE)

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unsympathetic

I said '' I've lost all my money at the races,'' but my friend were _____. (SYMPATHY)

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personified

The sun and the moon are often _____ in poetry. (PERSON)

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convincingly

Her case was _____ argued. (CONVINCE)

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flattery

She thinks that with a little _____ she can persuade her husband to change his mind. (FLATTER)

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paternalism

Patrician and charming, he controls his empire with quiet _____ from his office in St Remy, his native town. (PATERNAL)

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elongation

Some spring flowering bulbs prefer to start the _____ stage of leaf development before their cold period. (LONG)

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unhindered

And then she mistily realized what she should have known at once that she had reached the cliff's edge _____. (HINDER)

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horrific

The _____ images were still vivid in her mind, playing out like some cleverly orchestrated cellular illusion. (HORROR)

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deepen

As twilight began to _____ over the dun, she found it impossible to stay in her chamber alone, as she usually did. (DEEP)

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overcritical / hypocritical

Women after childbirth are naturally _____ of their appearance. (CRITICIZE)

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disagreeable

That kind of linkage diplomacy is always dangerous and _____. (AGREE)

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abdominal

_____ pain or pain in the belly is the reason for around 5% of all emergency department visits. (ABDOMEN)

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anti-carcenogenic

There is a craze for _____ foods in our country these days. (CANCER)

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readability

Still, if the success of novels is to be measured by their galloping pace and sheer _____, youcan't put this one down yet (READ)

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inequalities

The key to the peaceful co-existence of a multiracial community is the reduction of the _____. (EQUAL)

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obstinacy

It's Frank's _____ that drives his parents crazy. They can't even persuade him to brush teeth in the morning. (OBSTINATE)

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bookish

Mary has no practical experience in treating sick animals. She only has _____ knowledge of the subjects. (BOOK)

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unemployable

He is completely _____. Not only is he lazy but he is also dishonest. (EMPLOY)

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scatterbrain

I am such a _____. I'm always leaving my umbrella behind. (BRAIN)

- a person who is always losing or forgetting things and cannot think in an organized way

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disqualified

He won the discus event at the Olympic Games but was later _____ when a medical check proved that he had been taking drugs. (QUALIFY)