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Chris is () to forget the names of most people. [inclined, prone, disposed]
apt
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Hotels are () places to give a dinner party.[appropriate, proper, suitable]
apt
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James was () to be chosen for such a prestigious award. [surprise, astound, shock]
astonish (astonished)
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The () late employee was punished by his boss.[constantly, persistently, continuously]
chronically
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Jeffrey decorated his room by () red paint in patches all over his walls. [region, area, territory]
daub(daubing)
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Once the () of experts, computer programming can be made easy with new software. [area, field, sphere]
domain
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The citizenry was () about the president's decision to cut taxes by ten percent. [eager, ardent, zealous]
enthusiastic
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The Sahara desert () far and wide. [stretch, reach, range]
extend(extends)
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Thomas Jefferson () the territory of the United States with the Louisiana Purchase. [expand, enlarge, increase, prolong, lengthen]
extend(extended)
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The Taj Mahal is considered a remarkable () of engineering. [achievement, accomplishment, exploit]
feat
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Everyone wants to () their wildest dreams. [accomplish, achieve, execute]
fulfill
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The contract clauses () our requirements. [satisfy, meet]
fulfill
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John Brown () his life () the cause against slavery. [dedicate, devote, commit]
give over to(gave/over to)
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The roof of the cabin collapsed under the () weight of the snow. [ponderous, weighty, burdensome]
heavy
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() in winter is common in certain mammal species. [sleep, dormancy]
hibernation
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The magician created the () that the woman's head was removed from her body. [false impression]
illusion
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Young Albert was () by the mysteries of science. [attract, fascinate, interest]
intrigue(intrigued)
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The police didn't believe Jim () with the enemy against the government. [plot, conspire]
intrigue(intrigued)
-
Tracts of () plant life and colonies of teeming insects cover the Amazon river basin. [abundant, exuberant, opulent]
luxuriant
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The () of an earthquake is measured on the Richter Scale. [extent, measure, degree; volume, size, amplitude]
magnitude
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Some participants () that their present situation was worse than before. [affirm, contend, claim]
maintain(maintained)
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J.K.Rowling has () a private life despite the media attention she has received. [sustain, preserve, continue, keep]
maintain(maintained)
-
The U.S Department of Agriculture () food safety. [check, examine, inspect]
monitor(monitors)
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The () of measles came to be a serious problem.[epidemic]
outbreak
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The () of violence was a sure sign of what was to come. [eruption, explosion, burst]
outbreak
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The fire alarms are tested () to ensure they are working properly. [at intervals, regularly]
periodically
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Johnson will be () from prison tommorow. [free, liberate, loose]
release(released)
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The burning of fossil fuels () poisonous gases into the air. [emit, give off, discharge, exude]
release(releases)
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The first-aid worker () the tourniquet slowly after the bleeding had stopped. [loosen, untie, unfasten]
release(released)
-
The pianist's new () of the piece drew rave reviews. [performance, presentation, rendition]
rendering
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The () scientist was disgraced when it was discovered that he had lied about his work. [famous, celebrated, eminent, prominent]
renowned
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The photograph of the president slipping on ice was () in all major dailies. [copy, duplicate, imitate]
reproduce(reproduced)
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All living organisms need to () to keep their species alive. [breed, multiply, spawn]
reproduce
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The () terrain proved a challenge for the hikers. [uneven, rough, bumpy]
rugged
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People in Western societies are expected to be () after graduation. [independent]
self-sufficient
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An exact date for the appearance of Homo sapiens remains ().
speculative
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Though rather aggressive in his youth, Robert became more () later in life. [thoughtful, reflective, meditative]
speculative
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The New Deal included federal action to () industrial recovery. [prompt, activate, spur, inspire]
stimulate
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Law should be () to morality. [inferior, subject, dependent]
subordinate
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The village was flooded after eight hours of () rains. [wild, violent]
torrential
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