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| ashamed, embarrassed: He was _____ when I caught him with his hand in the cookie jar. | |
| honor, tribute: The people paid _____ to Queen Elizabeth before the play began. | |
| shyness, reluctance to speak: Don't let your natural _____ keep you from speaking up. | |
| permeate, to spread throughout: A distinct odor of mothballs seemed to _____ the room. | |
| haughtily, arrogantly: The art dealer rolled her eyes _____ when we asked if any pictures cost less than $1,000. | |
| glowing, bright: Her bright eyes were _____ in the moonlight. I had to kiss her. | |
| honest, open: Let me be perfectly _____. Some cooking lessons would help you. | |
| showy, pretentiously: Caroline paraded through the mansion, _____ showing off her home. | |
| draw out, extract: The detective tried to _____ information about the deceased from the family. | |
| burial cloth: An environmentally friendly burial uses just a _____, not a coffin. | |
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| resting: Estella was _____ gracefully on the park bench. | |
| what remains, after the useful part is extracted: The _____ of tea leaves in the bottom of your cup cannot foretell the future. | |
| fortunate: Weddings should be _____ occasions! | |
| vague, not making distinctions: His _____ use of bad language will hurt his career. | |
| poutily angry: 'Don't show me that _____ face, young lady,' said Mom. | |
| a thought or reflection: His _____ about word origins distracted me from learning vocabulary. | |
| persistent: Dad was an _____ tinkerer; he was always inventing new machines. | |
| wisely, in the manner of a wise man: He nodded his head _____, as he thought of the perfect answer. | |
| accidentally, happening by chance (good): Elizabeth met Darcy quite _____ in the gardens at Pemberley. | |
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