| Definition | Word | Part of Speech |
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| disprove, invalidate: I will _____ every argument you give me for a new cell phone. | |
| omen, intuition, 'feeling': I can't shake the _____ that the airplane will crash. | |
| weakening, incapacitating: This flu was a _____ illness; I could hardly walk. | |
| stylish, dashing ('bad boy'): His _____ air was only enhanced by the twinkle in his eye. | |
| obvious, readily seen: Her love of literature was _____ when you saw her large library. | |
| pompously moralizing: 'The GOOD children will get a treat later,' she said in a _____ way. | |
| implied, unspoken: Her dazzling smile was the _____ answer to his marriage proposal. | |
| replaced, out of date: Photoshop 4 has been _____ by Photoshop 5. | |
| looking back on the past: 'I suppose my problems began in elementary school', he said _____. | |
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| braided: Her hair was _____ in two pigtails. | |
| a low trundle bed: Slide the _____ under the big bed. | |
| greed: The miser was motivated solely by _____, not by love. | |
| complaining questioning: The old woman was being ____ when she kept asking why we were late. | |
| tendencies, inclinations: The criminal _____ of the family extended over several generations. | |
| wavering, hesitating: She kept _____ between the two cute boys - which one should she date? | |
| begged, pleaded: The criminal _____ the judge for clemency. | |
| ghostly, ethereal: Halloween is a time of _____ visions. | |
| modest, tactful: Tell her her zipper is open, but be _____ about it. | |
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