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| She was roundly condemned for her ____ ; she betrayed the woman to whom she owed her success. | |
| Tennyson was a well-loved poet; no other poet since has been so ____ . | |
| Our once thriving High School Nature Club is now ____ ; the progams have had to be cancelled due to lack of support. | |
| The quantum theory was initially regarded as absurd, unnatural and ____ with common sense. | |
| The professor became increasingly ____ in later years, flying into a rage whenever he was opposed. | |
| She was roundly condemned for her ____ ; she betrayed the woman to whom she owed her success. | |
| The progress of the disease is ____ ; it spreads stealthily without any symptoms in the early stages. | |
| Tennyson was a well-loved poet; no other poet since has been so ____ . | |
| In a fit of ____ she threw out the valuable statue simply because it had belonged to her ex-husband. | |
| The quantum theory was initially regarded as absurd, unnatural and ____ with common sense. | |
| The success of the business venture ____ his expectations; he never thought that the firm would prosper. | |
| The professor became increasingly ____ in later years, flying into a rage whenever he was opposed. | |
| His one vice was gluttony and so it is not surprising that as he aged he became increasingly ____ . | |
| Our once thriving High School Nature Club is now ____ ; the progams have had to be cancelled due to lack of support. | |
| A ____ child, she was soon bored in class; she already knew more mathematics than her junior school teachers. | |
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