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These ................ neighbors of ours have made another complaint! CURSE

accursed (adj) đáng ghét

Her interview was ............. to Vogue. EXCLUDE

exclusive (adj)

One needs ............. friends when one is in trouble. RELY

reliable (adj)

She ............... tiptoed across the room for fear they might hear her. CAUTION

cautiously (adv)

My spirits rose at the ............ of her voice. WARM

warmth (n)

Because of the excessive speed, the tyres lost their ..................... ADHERE

adhesion (n) sự dính

Daily ............... of classes is desirable, if not compulsory. ATTEND

attendance (n)

Your .......... on the eve of the exam meant a lot. COURAGE

encouragement (n)

The ........... retreat helped them survive. SPEED

speedy (adj)

They have to .................. this street to ease the traffic. WIDE

widen (v)

The floods made that path ............. PASS

impassable (adj)

He is in his late 50's and yet his energy seems ............... EXHAUST

inexhaustible (adj)

The Grand Canyon is a place of ............ beauty. SCENE

scenic (adj)

Fear of discovery forced him into ................ CONCEAL

concealment (n)

All had their .................. places at the tables in the teachers' room. HABIT

habitual (adj)

The body lay there .............. but no one dared touch it. LIFE

lifeless (adj)

The wild horses were driven into an ............... ENCLOSE

enclosure (n)

The media often benefit from .......... of confidential information. LEAK

leakage (n)

To make food taste and smell better add some ............... SEASON

seasoning (n)

The ............. down that steep slope is quite exhausting. DESCEND

descent (n) đường dốc

They've got a villa in the ........... area. RESIDE

residential (adj)

The ........... use of any fuel will save your money. ECONOMY

economical (adj)

They live somewhere in the ................ NEIGHBOUR

neighborhood (n)

He was granted permanent ............ in Canada. RESIDENT

residency (n)

The principal threatened him with ................ EXPEL

expulsion (n)

Given the lack of evidence, the case resulted in an ............. ACQUIT

acquittal (n) sự tha bổng

She rose to .............. in no time, they say. STAR

stardom (n)

Fashion design is highly ............... today. COMPETITION

competitive (adj)

Due to his amazing powers of ........... he became a good comedian. MIMIC

mimicry (n)

I heard a voice whisper my name with ................. CLEAR

clarity (n)

That was a highly ............. performance. SPECTACLE

spectacular (adj)

Locusts are extremely ............... to crops. HARM

harmful (adj)

He hit the little boy ................. MERCY

mercilessly (adj)

We felt rather ............... not to be invited to the ceremony. GRIEVE

aggrieved (adj) buồn phiền

I find his boring insistence .............. TROUBLE

troublesome (adj)

Your interference proved more of a ........... than a help. HINDER

hindrance (n)

One's relationship with one's priest or lawyer is strictly ............... CONFIDENCE

confidential (adj)

Why should you be so ............... when the fault was not yours? APOLOGIZE

apologetic (adj)

The food on the table all looked ................. APPETITE

appetizing (adj)

The company had to make important ............ to the strikers. CONCEDE

concessions (n) sự nhượng bộ

How do you know he is that .................? INFLUENCE

influential (adj)

One must be highly ............ to write such things. IMAGINATION

imaginative (adj)

Do you think they'll succeed in ........... these weights? STANDARD

standardizing (v)

After so many successes your present inefficiency is ................ BELIEVE

unbelievable (adj)

Telling the truth is ............ in this case. ADVISE

advisable (adj)

Meeting her sooner or later is ............. AVOID

unavoidable (adj)

I am ............... at a loss but I'll come to my senses, that's a promise. MOMENT

momentarily (n)

The postman delivered a large ............... to our next door neighbor. PACK

package (n)

To become a writer requires ................ of the written language. MASTER

mastery (adj)

Most factories and plants release .............. into the atmosphere. POLLUTE

pollutants (n)