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the highest point
EX: a perfect game is the ______ of any pitcher's career in baseball.
ACME
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(N) quality or characteristic belonging to or someone
(V) to assign to, credit with,
ex: the ______ i most admire in you is your willingness to give everyone your willingness to give everyone's opinions a fair hearing
attribute
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to make something appear smaller than it is
ex: Candidates for public office may resort to negative ads that ________ their opponents' record
belittle
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to transport; Please ______ our best wishes to your parents on their 20th wedding anniversary.
covey
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a belief or teaching; No two religions see eye to eye on every fine detail of ______.
doctrine
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to remove by cutting; if you _____ that irrelevant remark, you will improve your essay.
excise
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foreign;a recipe may call for_____ herbs and spices that are hard to find.
exotic
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thin, pale;the _____ refugees were given food and clothing.
haggard
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lively, easy, and carefree;I bought a _______ straw hat.
jaunty
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lowly, humble;during the great depression people were thankful to have work of any kind no matter how______.
menial
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to ward of, fend off;an effective press secretary can ______ almost any question a reporter asks.
parry
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preying on; owls and other _____ caught the championship completely off guard.
predatory
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to destroy; swarms of locusts ______ the farmers fields
ravage
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a way of holding the body;a fashion model's ______ is calculated to show off a designers clothes with best advantage.
stance
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showy and flashy but lacking good taste; An excess of gold braid and glittery beads gave costumes a ______look
tawdry
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a person who stitches to an opposite side or party; strikers generally consider those workers who cross the picket lines to be ____
turncoat
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not putting on airs;many celebrities remain ______ despite their fame and wealth
unassuming
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to roll about in lazy; pigs like to ______ in the mud all day.
wallow
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to move to and fro; the committee _____ for several days before choosing the winner.
waver
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a joining together; our property ends at the _____ of the two stone walls.
juncture
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