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Fireworks did not ________ the sleeping baby.
faze
phase
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The Company has shown ________ growth over the past two years.
exceptional
exceptionable
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Exceptional (Adj) means: Much greater than usual, especially in skill, intelligence, quality, etc. In simple words, we call someone or something exceptional that is particularly distinguished because of its skill, quality, or intelligence. Whereas, “Exceptionable” (Adj) means: Offensive or upsetting or liable to exception or objection or objectionable.
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A woman was ________ and robbed by a group of hooligans.
invaded
attacked
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Invade (Verb) means: To entry a country, town, etc. using military force in order to take control of it. Whereas, Attack” (Noun) means: Try to hurt or defeat using force.
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All Vitamins are _________ to health.
beneficent
beneficial
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There is a higher thirst and _________ for a variety of pertinent content.
veracity
voracity
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The meeting was ________ until October.
adjoined
adjourned
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She found her husband’s speech wholly _______ to the current debate.
apposite
opposite
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Apposite (Adj) means: Suitable and right for the occasion. If something is apposite, it means it is suitable for or appropriate to what is happening or being discussed. Whereas, “Opposite” (Adj) means: Having a position on the other side of somebody or something.
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The half hour lecture caused an enormous ________.
furor
furore
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He was _______ to any change.
adverse
averse
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________ phrases or compositions were fashionable in UK in the late 11th century.
Euphemistic
Euphuistic
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Euphemistic (Adj) means: An euphemistic expression is a word or phrase which uses polite, pleasant, or neutral words to refer to things which people may find unpleasant, upsetting, or embarrassing to talk about, for example sex, the human body, or death. Whereas, “Euphuistic” (Adj) means: Using a literary style of writing English that is affected.
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