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The (consequences) were unexpected

Result

(Obliterate) most likely means

Destroy

(Unsion) most likely means

Together

(Novice) most likely mean

Amature

(Turmoil) most likely means

Confusion

(Wary) most likely means

Cautions

(Impair) most likely means

Cause delay

(Ravage) most likely means

Tear apart

(Evasive) most likely means

Dodge

(Perpetual) most likely means

Continuous

(Chide) most likely means

Joke

(Cease) most likey means

Halt

(Vague) most likely means

Unclear

(Savory) most definitely means

Tasty

(Inhabit) most definitely means

Live in

(Small) most definitely means

Tiny

Her (goal) is to complete five algebra classes

Aim

In the principles office the boys began to (fidget)

Move about nervously

(Gladiator) most nearly means

Warrior

(Salary) most nearly means

Wage

(Massive) most nearly means

Huge

(Flaunt) most nearly means

Show off

(Hoist) most nearly means

Lift

For a dog, he seems very (choosy)

Particular

My uncle was a (coroner)

Examiner

(Clumsy) most nearly means

Awkward

(Revival) most nearly means

Re-awakening

He heard the story (firsthand)

From the source

(Energetic) most nearly means

Active

(Fasten) most nearly means

Lock

Many have tried to (lift) the Crown Jewels

Steal

(Operate) most nearly means

Work

The student of Lincoln HIgh liked their (faculty)

Teachers

The Octopus wrapped its (limber) body around the rock

Flexible

(Broad) most nearly means

Wide

(Habitat) most nearly means

Environment

The puppy was (frail)

Weak

The company will (utilize) the truck

Use

(Reform) most nearly means

Correct

Mary faced the challenge with the (zest)

Enthusiasm

(Erosion) most nearly means

Wearing way of soil

(Prosperous) most nearly means

Sucessful

(Defy) most nearly means

Refuse to obey

(Wheeze) most likely means

Breathe with difficulty

(Luminous) most nearly means

Shinning

(Incinerate) most nearly means

Burn

She marveled at his elegant (calligraphy)

Penmanship

(Interia) most nearly means

Resistance to change

(Prestige) most nearly means

Respect

(Profane) most likely means

Irreverent

(Whim) most nearly means

Fanciful idea

(Milestone) most nearly means

Important event

(Stipulate) most nearly means

Specify

(Lofty) most nearly means

High

(Obscure) most nearly means

Make dim

The maid wa svery (frugal)

Thrifty

(Incentive) most nearly means

Motivation

(Levelheaded) most nearly means

Sensible

(Thrift) most likely means

Able to save money

The (reluctant) child simply sat on the sofa

Unwilling

(Corrugated) most nearky means

Grooved

They entered the (hostile) region

Inhospitable

(Vestibule) most nearly means

Entrance

Mercedes was treating her sister like a (pawn)

Toy

(Surmount) most nearly means

Overcome

The gaurds (barred) the price

Blocked

On the (jetty) was a pile of logs

Sea wall

(Malign) most nearly means

Slander

The dog looked at the cat (warily)

With cauion

The (grating) noise from the street ended the meeting early

Irritating

They listened intensely to the (eylogy)

Religous sermon

(Satchel) most nearly means

Small suitcase

(Vagrant) most nearly means

Nomadic

The (scrappy) youngster was not the teachers favorite

Quarrelsome

There was a (glut) of food

Overabundance

Few people enjoy being in a (quandary)

Dilemma

(Porcelain) most nearly means

Ceramic

Her pride would not allow her to (slander)

Lie viciously

(Dilemma) most likely means

Complicated problem or situation

(Vicious) mean

Mean

(Acost) most nearly means

Confort boldly

The crowd was (jubilant) after the trail

Delighted

(Managerie) most nearly means

Wild animals

Buy the (portable) radio

Movable

(Winded) most nearly means

Out of breath

(Rookie) most nearly means

Beginner

Jean had an unusual (ailment)

Illness

Steve was (unaccustomed) to the school

Unacquainted

The clerk needs to (replenish) the order

Restock

(Misty) most nearly means

Unclear

(Maul) most nearly means

Mangle

(Mangle) most likely means

Tear apart

(Expel) most nearly means

Force out

(Fluorescent) most nearly means

Glowing

(Immerse) most nearly means

Submerge

(Immerse) most nearly means

Put under or completely in

(Rodent) most nearly means

Gnawing mammal

(Boggy) most nearly means

Wet and muddy

(Actuality) most nearly means

Reality

The chairperson of the commitee was asked to (step down)

Resign