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The professor’s lectures were filled with excessive ______, lasting much longer than was necessary to convey his ideas.
verbiage
herbage
maliciousness
portent
intrigue
Verbiage (n.) means the use of many words without necessity.
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Terreh was able to ______ the traffic jam by taking a series of oneway streets that led to the bridge.
staunch
diffuse
corroborate
circumvent
juxtapose
To circumvent (v.) is to go around, bypass; to get around or avoid through cleverness or artful maneuvering; to surround, enclose, entrap.
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People all over the world are starving___________
greater in numbers.
in more numbers.
more numerously.
in greater numbers.
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The editorial was essentially a(n) ______ to the governor, praising her for her enactment of a series of environmental laws and for balancing the state budget for the first time in 20 years.
juggernaut
imprecation
cabal
oeuvre
encomium
Encomium (n.) means a formal expression of praise, a glowing tribute.
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Patsy was shocked to discover how much higher her IQ was than the ______.
norm
stimulation
prudence
solitude
derivative
A norm (n.) is an average standard, pattern, or type.
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Zachary was doomed to a miserable life, for no matter how much he had, he always ______ the possessions of others.
protracted
exalted
engendered
coveted
filibustered
To covet (v.) is to wish or long for; to feel immoderate desire for that which belongs to another.
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I will write a rough draft of the proposal, and then you can edit it for any ______ material so that it is as convincing and concise as possible.
grandiose
incontrovertible
extraneous
abysmal
pensive
Extraneous (adj.) means not vital or essential; not pertinent or relevant; coming from the outside or an outside source.
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Jayne’s paintings were not minimalist, but they were ______, using only the most elemental and essential elements.
elliptical
truculent
pernicious
perfunctory
abstemious
Elliptical (adj.) means characterized by extreme economy of words or style; of, relating to, or having the shape of an ellipsis.
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After the fire, there were ashes in every ______ of the old farmhouse.
belfry
reprieve
tangent
orifice
tribunal
An orifice (n.) is an opening, a hole; a perforation; a mouth or hole through which something may pass.
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Whenever Tom and I would argue he would ______ with his hands and body to accentuate his point.
interject
infuse
gesticulate
conjure
encumber
To gesticulate (v.) means to use gestures or make motions; express through motion, especially while speaking.
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