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Having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something is called __________.

suspicious

A difficult judgment or estimate made without sufficient evidence is a __________.

tough guess

A judgment or estimate that is made without sufficient evidence or knowledge is a __________.

guess

In a way that is easily perceived or understood; clearly is defined as __________.

obviously

Not able to be understood; incomprehensible is termed __________.

unintelligible

To achieve the desired result in a specified area or activity is to __________ in/at something.

succeed

To accomplish a desired aim or result is to __________.

succeed

To arise from or be derived from is to __________ from something.

proceed

To advance to a subsequent stage or action is to __________ to the next step.

proceed

To continue with a course of action is to __________.

proceed

To continue at the same level or pace as others is to __________ up.

keep

To continue doing something is to __________ on.

keep

Occurring later; following in time describes something that is __________.

subsequent

The act of evaluating or appraising something is called an __________.

assessment

A determination to act in a certain way; purpose is the __________.

intention

Causing great admiration or respect; extremely impressive is described as __________.

stunning

To gather together information or data from various sources is to __________.

compile

The act of conforming to a request or demand is called __________.

compliance

The reason for which something is done or created is known as its __________.

purpose

The action of communicating or working with someone or something is termed __________.

interaction

To regard with respect or wonder; to approve of is to __________.

admire

Eager to know or learn something; inquisitive describes someone who is __________.

curious

To assume control of something is to __________ it.

take over

Covering completely or broadly can be described as __________.

comprehensive

Serving as a preparation or introduction is termed __________.

preliminary

Adequate for the purpose; enough is synonymous with __________.

sufficient

Without doubt; clearly is defined as __________.

definitely

At a time later than a particular event or time is referred to as __________.

afterwards

Not proper in the circumstances; unsuitable is termed __________.

inappropriate

To fail to meet someone's expectations is to __________.

disappoint

To be worthy of something due to one's actions or qualities is to __________ it.

deserve

To state the meaning of a word or concept clearly is to __________ it.

define

A conjunction used to introduce a contrast is __________.

whereas

During the whole time; all the way through is described as __________.

throughout

Without foundation; groundless is described as __________.

baseless

A feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness is known as __________.

embarrassment

With the intention of achieving something is for the __________ of achieving it.

purpose

Making something happen is described as __________.

causing

A formal statement made as evidence is referred to as __________.

testimony

To temporarily cease or put on hold is to __________.

suspend

To formally put an end to a system, practice, or institution is to __________ it.

abolish

Something that has been successfully achieved is called an __________.

accomplishment

A feeling of great surprise or wonder is known as __________.

astonishment

Very great in amount, degree, or intensity is defined as __________.

tremendous

To separate or cause to separate into parts; disband is to __________ up.

break

In spite of the fact that; even though is expressed by __________.

although