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abhor

to hate very much,

It is a fact that most people _____ the thought of public speaking.

<p>to hate very much,</p><p>It is a fact that most people _____ the thought of public speaking.</p>
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abominate

to dislike strongly

David ___________ vegetables, he doesn't even want them of his dinner plate.

<p>to dislike strongly</p><p>David ___________ vegetables, he doesn't even want them of his dinner plate.</p>
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abridge

to shorten

An ________ dictionary is one that has been shortened.

<p>to shorten</p><p>An ________ dictionary is one that has been shortened.</p>
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abstruse

hard to understand

Chemistry is an ________ subject of study for many students.

<p>hard to understand</p><p>Chemistry is an ________ subject of study for many students.</p>
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abut

to border upon

Texas _____ Mexico on its southern border.

<p>to border upon</p><p>Texas _____ Mexico on its southern border.</p>
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abyss

bottomless pit

Staring down the _____ of the mine shaft we were uncertain of how deep it really was.

<p>bottomless pit</p><p>Staring down the _____ of the mine shaft we were uncertain of how deep it really was.</p>
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accolade

an award, an honor

After running in his first marathon, Mike said he didn't do it for the _________, he just wanted to get back in shape.

<p>an award, an honor</p><p>After running in his first marathon, Mike said he didn't do it for the _________, he just wanted to get back in shape.</p>
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adjunct

something added

Hang gliding is only an _______ to Roseanna's real love, which is skydiving.

<p>something added</p><p>Hang gliding is only an _______ to Roseanna's real love, which is skydiving.</p>
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affidavit

a sworn written statement

The defense lawyer had a sworn ________ from witnesses claiming his client was innocent of the crime charged against him.

<p>a sworn written statement</p><p>The defense lawyer had a sworn ________ from witnesses claiming his client was innocent of the crime charged against him.</p>
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affinity

a natural attraction

Monkeys have an ________ for climbing, birds for flying, and fish for swimming.

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aftermath

a consequence of;

Poverty and economic depression are usually the _________ of wars.

<p>a consequence of;</p><p>Poverty and economic depression are usually the _________ of wars.</p>
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aggrandize

to exaggerate

Ladies acquire GRAND EYES with mascara and false eyelashes to __________ their eyes.

<p>to exaggerate</p><p>Ladies acquire GRAND EYES with mascara and false eyelashes to __________ their eyes.</p>
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ajar

slightly open; partially open

When the police carefully examined the crime scene, they found a window had been left ____.

<p>slightly open; partially open</p><p>When the police carefully examined the crime scene, they found a window had been left ____.</p>
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alienate

to cause to feel unwelcome; to make hostile; estranged

Barb was ___________ from her group when they learned that she was the town gossip.

<p>to cause to feel unwelcome; to make hostile; estranged</p><p>Barb was ___________ from her group when they learned that she was the town gossip.</p>
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alleviate

to make less severe; to relieve, to lessen

Aspirin __________ painful headaches most of the time.

<p>to make less severe; to relieve, to lessen</p><p>Aspirin __________ painful headaches most of the time.</p>
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allure

to entice with something desirable; tempt; power of attraction

Not all fish LURES ______ all fish.

<p>to entice with something desirable; tempt; power of attraction</p><p>Not all fish LURES ______ all fish.</p>
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aloof

distant, reserved in manner; uninvolved

The cat is so _____, when guests come she hides on the ROOF.

<p>distant, reserved in manner; uninvolved</p><p>The cat is so _____, when guests come she hides on the ROOF.</p>
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also-ran

one who is defeated in a race, election, or other competition; loser

The tortoise was an ________ until he strapped on an AWESOME FAN.

<p>one who is defeated in a race, election, or other competition; loser</p><p>The tortoise was an ________ until he strapped on an AWESOME FAN.</p>
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altercation

a heated quarrel

The Mafia had a slight ___________ with the police, the ten gang members were arrested and booked in downtown Manhattan.

<p>a heated quarrel</p><p>The Mafia had a slight ___________ with the police, the ten gang members were arrested and booked in downtown Manhattan.</p>
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alternative

the choice between two possibilities.

The ____________ to playing in the band was to go out for the football team.

<p>the choice between two possibilities.</p><p>The ____________ to playing in the band was to go out for the football team.</p>
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ambiance

mood, feeling; general atmosphere

The ________ in the Italian restaurant was delightful; there was soft music, candlelight, and singing waiters.

<p>mood, feeling; general atmosphere</p><p>The ________ in the Italian restaurant was delightful; there was soft music, candlelight, and singing waiters.</p>
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amenable

agreeable, responsible to authority, pleasant, willing to give in to the wishes of another

The ________ young man helped the old lady carry her groceries to her car.

<p>agreeable, responsible to authority, pleasant, willing to give in to the wishes of another</p><p>The ________ young man helped the old lady carry her groceries to her car.</p>
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amplify

to make larger

The music was _________ to the point where the guests couldn't hear themselves speak.

<p>to make larger</p><p>The music was _________ to the point where the guests couldn't hear themselves speak.</p>
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antecedent

going before

The hand that plants the SEED is the __________ to the hand that picks the flower.

<p>going before</p><p>The hand that plants the SEED is the __________ to the hand that picks the flower.</p>
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anterior

situated in front

There is the ________ up front, the interior inside, the exterior outside, and the posterior bringing up the rear.

<p>situated in front</p><p>There is the ________ up front, the interior inside, the exterior outside, and the posterior bringing up the rear.</p>
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appalling

filling with dismay

It was absolutely _________ the way Jews were treated in Nazi Germany during World War II.

<p>filling with dismay</p><p>It was absolutely _________ the way Jews were treated in Nazi Germany during World War II.</p>
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aptitude

natural ability; capacity for learning

Laura has an ________ for numbers; ever since she was young she always received high marks in math class.

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archaic

ancient; outdated

Her parents had an absolutely _______ idea of dating. She not only had to be in by nine o'clock, but her aunt chaperoned her on all her dates.

<p>ancient; outdated</p><p>Her parents had an absolutely _______ idea of dating. She not only had to be in by nine o'clock, but her aunt chaperoned her on all her dates.</p>
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arduous

hard, difficult

The assignment given the recruits was an _______ twenty mile hike with full packs in the hot sun.

<p>hard, difficult</p><p>The assignment given the recruits was an _______ twenty mile hike with full packs in the hot sun.</p>
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artisan

a worker skilled in a craft

The Italian painter and sculptor Michelangelo was both an artist and an _______.

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askew

crooked; awry

The tire wouldn't fit on the car because in the accident the axle had been bent _____.

<p>crooked; awry</p><p>The tire wouldn't fit on the car because in the accident the axle had been bent _____.</p>
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aspire

to seek, attain, or achieve a goal

Tim _______ to be the valedictorian of his class at graduation and studied hard to reach that goal.

<p>to seek, attain, or achieve a goal</p><p>Tim _______ to be the valedictorian of his class at graduation and studied hard to reach that goal.</p>
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assuage

in separate parts; to soothe; to make less severe; to satisfy, ease, lessen

A good MASSAGE is known to ______ sore muscles and relieve uptight feelings.

<p>in separate parts; to soothe; to make less severe; to satisfy, ease, lessen</p><p>A good MASSAGE is known to ______ sore muscles and relieve uptight feelings.</p>
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astute

shrewd, clever, keen

Mary was known to be very ______. She was always the first to finish her assignments.

<p>shrewd, clever, keen</p><p>Mary was known to be very ______. She was always the first to finish her assignments.</p>
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asunder

in separate parts; apart from each other in position

When the earthquake stopped, and we came up from our shelter, we found the city had been torn _______ and not one single building was left standing.

<p>in separate parts; apart from each other in position</p><p>When the earthquake stopped, and we came up from our shelter, we found the city had been torn _______ and not one single building was left standing.</p>
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atrophy

to wither away

The ________ condition of the mummy was apparent as soon as the tomb was opened.

<p>to wither away</p><p>The ________ condition of the mummy was apparent as soon as the tomb was opened.</p>
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atypical

not typical, abnormal

His parents agreed it was most ________ of John to stay home and study Saturday night when he could have gone to the movies with his friends.

<p>not typical, abnormal</p><p>His parents agreed it was most ________ of John to stay home and study Saturday night when he could have gone to the movies with his friends.</p>
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austere

stern, as in manner; without excess, unadorned, severely simple and plain

The _________ of life in the village was understandable. Many were jobless and evidence of poverty was everywhere.

<p>stern, as in manner; without excess, unadorned, severely simple and plain</p><p>The _________ of life in the village was understandable. Many were jobless and evidence of poverty was everywhere.</p>
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badger

to tease, annoy, harass

"Don't ______ me," Louis said to his daughter. "I promised I'd take you to the mall, so please be patient until I finish my work."

<p>to tease, annoy, harass </p><p>"Don't ______ me," Louis said to his daughter. "I promised I'd take you to the mall, so please be patient until I finish my work."</p>
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ballistics

the study of the flight of projectiles

Detective Culleton specializes in __________ and is always called to a crime scene whenever a firearm is involved.

<p>the study of the flight of projectiles</p><p>Detective Culleton specializes in __________ and is always called to a crime scene whenever a firearm is involved.</p>
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balm

soothing

There's nothing like a _____ breeze whispering through PALM trees.

<p>soothing</p><p>There's nothing like a _____ breeze whispering through PALM trees.</p>
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beget

to give birth to

The Wright brothers didn't invent the airplane, but they were the _________ of the first sustained flight in the United States.

<p>to give birth to</p><p>The Wright brothers didn't invent the airplane, but they were the _________ of the first sustained flight in the United States.</p>
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beleaguer

to besiege; beset, surround, harass

The ship was ___________ by the constant attack of enemy fighter planers.

<p>to besiege; beset, surround, harass</p><p>The ship was ___________ by the constant attack of enemy fighter planers.</p>
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bereave

suffering the death of a loved one

When their pony died, the ________ children were told by their mother that everyone dies, and it was all right to cry and feel sad for a time.

<p>suffering the death of a loved one</p><p>When their pony died, the ________ children were told by their mother that everyone dies, and it was all right to cry and feel sad for a time.</p>
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beset

to harass; to surround

We were to have gone to the beach for a sunny vacation, but were _____ with a week of rain and cold weather.

<p>to harass; to surround</p><p>We were to have gone to the beach for a sunny vacation, but were _____ with a week of rain and cold weather.</p>
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bizarre

extremely unconventional

"Wasn't he _______?" Lorna said of the strange man who appeared from nowhere and offered her an apple.

<p>extremely unconventional </p><p>"Wasn't he _______?" Lorna said of the strange man who appeared from nowhere and offered her an apple.</p>
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blather

to talk nonsensically

Children have great imaginations, and often _______ about ghosts that supposedly enter their rooms and either scare them or play with them.

<p>to talk nonsensically</p><p>Children have great imaginations, and often _______ about ghosts that supposedly enter their rooms and either scare them or play with them.</p>
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bleak

depressing, discouraging, harsh

Sometimes a simple LEAK can lead to _____ consequences.

<p>depressing, discouraging, harsh</p><p>Sometimes a simple LEAK can lead to _____ consequences.</p>
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bludgeon

a short, heavy thick club

The police arrested the lumberjack on suspicion of ___________ a co-worker with an axe handle.

<p>a short, heavy thick club</p><p>The police arrested the lumberjack on suspicion of ___________ a co-worker with an axe handle.</p>
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bucolic

rural or rustic in nature; country-like

Mr. Pride's farm, with its peaceful green pastures and a babbling brook, was the perfect _______ setting for a picnic.

<p>rural or rustic in nature; country-like</p><p>Mr. Pride's farm, with its peaceful green pastures and a babbling brook, was the perfect _______ setting for a picnic.</p>
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bulwark

a defensive wall

The budget for national defense is an economic burden for all taxpayers, but we must never forget our armed services are the _______ of defense for the nation.

<p>a defensive wall</p><p>The budget for national defense is an economic burden for all taxpayers, but we must never forget our armed services are the _______ of defense for the nation.</p>
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cache

a hiding place

Treasure hunters have searched for Blackbeard's treasure in Bahamian caves, but no one has yet found his _____.

<p>a hiding place</p><p>Treasure hunters have searched for Blackbeard's treasure in Bahamian caves, but no one has yet found his _____.</p>
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cacophony

harsh sounds

An unpleasant _________ of sound was produced as the orchestra tuned their instruments. But once they began to play together the sounds became euphonious.

<p>harsh sounds</p><p>An unpleasant _________ of sound was produced as the orchestra tuned their instruments. But once they began to play together the sounds became euphonious.</p>
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cajole

to wheedle, coax, or persuade

Some of the younger Republicans were _______ into voting for the Democratic candidate because he promised to lower the voting age.

<p>to wheedle, coax, or persuade</p><p>Some of the younger Republicans were _______ into voting for the Democratic candidate because he promised to lower the voting age.</p>
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callous

insensitive; unfeeling

The _______ movie star would not sign autographs or even acknowledge her fans.

<p>insensitive; unfeeling</p><p>The _______ movie star would not sign autographs or even acknowledge her fans.</p>
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callow

immature and inexperienced

Our dad was so ______ he made his first dive in our SHALLOW kiddie pool.

<p>immature and inexperienced</p><p>Our dad was so ______ he made his first dive in our SHALLOW kiddie pool.</p>
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candor

truthfulness, sincere honesty

Without regard to feelings, our teacher said she would criticize our term papers with absolute ______.

<p>truthfulness, sincere honesty</p><p>Without regard to feelings, our teacher said she would criticize our term papers with absolute ______.</p>
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capacious

roomy, able to hold much

The old castle has a _________ dining room large enough to seat a small army.

<p>roomy, able to hold much</p><p>The old castle has a _________ dining room large enough to seat a small army.</p>
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castigate

to criticize harshly

Jimmy's mother __________ him for tracking mud on their new living room carpet.

<p>to criticize harshly</p><p>Jimmy's mother __________ him for tracking mud on their new living room carpet.</p>
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catapult

to throw or launch

Before the invention of cannons, _________ were used by armies to attack castles and forts.

<p>to throw or launch</p><p>Before the invention of cannons, _________ were used by armies to attack castles and forts.</p>
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catharsis

an emotional or psychological cleansing that brings relief or renewal

Psychologists now know that the companionship of domesticated pets can lead to a _________ for mentally disturbed patients.

<p>an emotional or psychological cleansing that brings relief or renewal</p><p>Psychologists now know that the companionship of domesticated pets can lead to a _________ for mentally disturbed patients.</p>
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caucus

a meeting of a political party

A ______ was held by the members of the delegation to determine if they should hold a special ______ for the unmarried members.

<p>a meeting of a political party</p><p>A ______ was held by the members of the delegation to determine if they should hold a special ______ for the unmarried members.</p>
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cerebral

of or relating to the brain

The ________ young man received a perfect score on his SAT test.

<p>of or relating to the brain </p><p>The ________ young man received a perfect score on his SAT test.</p>
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certify

to confirm formally; verify

George Washington never told a lie, and he would _______ that he never HURT A FLY.

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chasm

a deep opening in the earth's surface; a gorge; We crossed the huge _____ on a flimsy rope bridge.

<p>a deep opening in the earth's surface; a gorge; We crossed the huge _____ on a flimsy rope bridge.</p>
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chattel

personal property; slave

The _______ belonging to Herodotos of Athens at his death were sixteen slaves, seven horses, six hunting dogs, and three dwarf gladiators.

<p>personal property; slave</p><p>The _______ belonging to Herodotos of Athens at his death were sixteen slaves, seven horses, six hunting dogs, and three dwarf gladiators.</p>
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chide

to scold; to voice disapproval

The good fairy ______ Pinocchio because he LIED.

<p>to scold; to voice disapproval</p><p>The good fairy ______ Pinocchio because he LIED.</p>
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chronic

continuing for a long time

George was a _______ complainer, he never saw the positive side of anything.

<p>continuing for a long time</p><p>George was a _______ complainer, he never saw the positive side of anything.</p>
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circa

at an estimated historical time period

_____ is another word for "about" or "more or less," and always refers to a passage of time.

<p>at an estimated historical time period</p><p>_____ is another word for "about" or "more or less," and always refers to a passage of time.</p>
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citadel

a fortress overlooking a city

There are many ancient ________ in Spain; they are among the attractions most visited by tourists.

<p>a fortress overlooking a city</p><p>There are many ancient ________ in Spain; they are among the attractions most visited by tourists.</p>
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claimant

a person making a claim

Rosalie not only wanted the house in her divorce from Robert, but she was also the ________ of his art collection.

<p>a person making a claim</p><p>Rosalie not only wanted the house in her divorce from Robert, but she was also the ________ of his art collection.</p>
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cloister

a tranquil, secluded place

Mary regarded her sewing room as a ________ where she could withdraw from her hectic life as a mother of six and enjoy moments of privacy.

<p>a tranquil, secluded place</p><p>Mary regarded her sewing room as a ________ where she could withdraw from her hectic life as a mother of six and enjoy moments of privacy.</p>
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commodious

spacious, roomy, capacious

The rooms in the castle were so __________ that they were as large as the average home.

<p>spacious, roomy, capacious</p><p>The rooms in the castle were so __________ that they were as large as the average home.</p>
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comprise

to consist of; to include, to contain, to be made up of

A basketball team _________ five players and any number of substitutes the coach wants to allow on the team.

<p>to consist of; to include, to contain, to be made up of</p><p>A basketball team _________ five players and any number of substitutes the coach wants to allow on the team.</p>
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congenial

pleasant to be around; social, agreeable

The _________ Dr. Armstrong always had a smile and a kind word for his patients, and candies for the children.

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connoisseur

an expert, particularly in matters of art and taste

When it came to coins, Jerry proclaimed he was a ___________, because he had collected them all his life.

<p>an expert, particularly in matters of art and taste</p><p>When it came to coins, Jerry proclaimed he was a ___________, because he had collected them all his life.</p>
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consensus

general agreement

A _________ is more than a majority, it means most everyone agrees.

<p>general agreement</p><p>A _________ is more than a majority, it means most everyone agrees.</p>
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coterie

a circle of close associates or friends

Today's tennis stars rarely travel alone, but with a _______ of managers and coaches.

<p>a circle of close associates or friends</p><p>Today's tennis stars rarely travel alone, but with a _______ of managers and coaches.</p>
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countenance

a person's face, especially the expression

John Barymore had a magnificent series of ____________, one for every role he played.

<p>a person's face, especially the expression</p><p>John Barymore had a magnificent series of ____________, one for every role he played.</p>
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coup

the violent overthrow of a government by a small group; a victorious accomplishment

The violent ____ ended when the radical political leaders were escorted out of the capitol in shackles.

<p>the violent overthrow of a government by a small group; a victorious accomplishment</p><p>The violent ____ ended when the radical political leaders were escorted out of the capitol in shackles.</p>
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couture

fashion designs; clothes created by fashion designers

Jane works for a department store chain and they sent her to Paris to study the latest ______.

<p>fashion designs; clothes created by fashion designers</p><p>Jane works for a department store chain and they sent her to Paris to study the latest ______.</p>
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cower

to cringe in fear; to shrink away

The sound of the rusty door opening in the middle of the night made Sue _____ under her sheets.

<p>to cringe in fear; to shrink away</p><p>The sound of the rusty door opening in the middle of the night made Sue _____ under her sheets.</p>
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cranny

a small opening as in a wall or rock face

We searched the house from top to bottom and never overlooked a single nook or ______.

<p>a small opening as in a wall or rock face</p><p>We searched the house from top to bottom and never overlooked a single nook or ______.</p>
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craven

lacking the least bit of courage

To let his wife do his fighting for him was the act of a ______ husband with no backbone.

<p>lacking the least bit of courage</p><p>To let his wife do his fighting for him was the act of a ______ husband with no backbone.</p>
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creditor

an entity to whom money is owed

_________ usual charge interest on the money they loan.

<p>an entity to whom money is owed</p><p>_________ usual charge interest on the money they loan.</p>
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criterion

a standard by to be judged

The _________ for becoming a lawyer is graduating from law school and passing the state bar exam.

<p>a standard by to be judged</p><p>The _________ for becoming a lawyer is graduating from law school and passing the state bar exam.</p>
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cubism

a style of art is portrayed by geometric forms

______ is a style of art that stresses abstract structure at the expense of other pictorial elements by fragmenting the form of those objects that are to be depicted.

<p>a style of art is portrayed by geometric forms </p><p>______ is a style of art that stresses abstract structure at the expense of other pictorial elements by fragmenting the form of those objects that are to be depicted.</p>
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curtail

to lessen; cut away from

Sheriff McDougall _________ all further night patrols east of the river until bullet-proof windows were installed in his patrol cars.

<p>to lessen; cut away from</p><p>Sheriff McDougall _________ all further night patrols east of the river until bullet-proof windows were installed in his patrol cars.</p>
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curvilinear

characterized by curved lines

The skater's CURVY LINES outlined her ___________ skating program.

<p>characterized by curved lines</p><p>The skater's CURVY LINES outlined her ___________ skating program.</p>
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damper

one that depresses or restrains

The family was excited about their vacation until their father put a ______ on their plans, saying he was sorry, but there was no money for a vacation this year.

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dauntless

fearless; unintimidated

The _________ soldier attacked the enemy line with no regard to the machine gun fire and mortar rounds exploding all around him.

<p>fearless; unintimidated</p><p>The _________ soldier attacked the enemy line with no regard to the machine gun fire and mortar rounds exploding all around him.</p>
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dearth

scarcity; lack

A ______ of rain last summer led to many failed crops, especially corn and cotton in the valley.

<p>scarcity; lack</p><p>A ______ of rain last summer led to many failed crops, especially corn and cotton in the valley.</p>
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debacle

a sudden downfall

The Watergate scandal was the _______ of the Nixon presidency.

<p>a sudden downfall</p><p>The Watergate scandal was the _______ of the Nixon presidency.</p>
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debase

to lower in quality

Inflation in Brazil has _______ the value of money so much that people won't stoop to recover small coins in the street.

<p>to lower in quality</p><p>Inflation in Brazil has _______ the value of money so much that people won't stoop to recover small coins in the street.</p>
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decree

an order having the force of law

The governor _______ that all the prisoners be SET FREE.

<p>an order having the force of law</p><p>The governor _______ that all the prisoners be SET FREE.</p>
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deduce

to come to a conclusion by reasoning from the evidence

From the footprints in the snow, we _______ that the missing hikers had wandered in circles several days before disappearing entirely.

<p>to come to a conclusion by reasoning from the evidence</p><p>From the footprints in the snow, we _______ that the missing hikers had wandered in circles several days before disappearing entirely.</p>
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defame

to take away a good name

False accusations by lying men have _______ the reputations of many reputable women.

<p>to take away a good name</p><p>False accusations by lying men have _______ the reputations of many reputable women.</p>
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deft

skillful, dexterous

In one ____ move, the policeman subdued the thief and took him to the ground.

<p>skillful, dexterous</p><p>In one ____ move, the policeman subdued the thief and took him to the ground.</p>
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demagogue

an evil leader

THEM DOGS, Hitler and Mussolini were infamous __________.

<p>an evil leader</p><p>THEM DOGS, Hitler and Mussolini were infamous __________.</p>
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demonic

having a persistent force or drive

Walter had a _______ approach to business; he was only out there for himself and the money.

<p>having a persistent force or drive</p><p>Walter had a _______ approach to business; he was only out there for himself and the money.</p>