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The painter kept working his brush _____ she didn’t feel alone.
When
Where
So that
Provided that
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Through ______, the chef created a creamy sauce by combining brown sugar, butter, and cinnamon in a pan and cooking them over medium-high heat.
impasse
obscurity
decadence
diversion
liquefaction
Liquefaction (n.) is the process of liquefying a solid or making a liquid.
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It was such a beautiful day that I decided to go for a ______ on my bike down to the local park.
expedition
jaunt
pilgrimage
repast
intimation
A jaunt (n.) is usually a short journey taken for pleasure.
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I waited until the plane ________.
had taken off
did not take off
took off
had taken off
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We both knew our summer romance was ______ , and we would just be memories in each other’s minds by the winter.
restorative
tempting
temporal
understated
indecisive
Temporal (adj.) means enduring for a short time; transitory.
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Oliver was unable to ______ himself from the difficulties he had caused by forging the documents.
reprove
pique
oust
extricate
broach
To extricate (v.) is to release from an entanglement or difficulty, disengage.
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Homer’s Odyssey was not translated into many people’s ______ until after the invention of the printing press.
caste
epicure
vernacular
debutant
nomenclature
Vernacular (n.) means the language of one’s country.
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Those students do not like to read novels _______ their textbooks.
in any case
forgetting about
leaving out of the question
much less
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In a(n) ______ expression of pleasure, the infant clapped her hands and squealed with joy.
overt
obligatory
illusive
peremptory
turbulent
Overt (adj.) means apparent, obvious.
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Beverly acts _____ the place were her own.
Yet
As if
Although
Inasmuch
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