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______ were in order as James performed brilliantly on stage in his first role as an understudy.
Pathos
Ignominies
Kudos
Subsidies
Statutes
Kudos (n.) are complimentary remarks; expressions of praise.
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The student’s ______ language offended many others in the class.
obsequious
studious
scanty
surreptitious
scurrilous
Scurrilous (adj.) means grossly indecent or vulgar; offensive.
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I have always admired Seymour’s ______; I’ve never seen him rattled by anything.
aplomb
confluence
propriety
compunction
nostalgia
Aplomb (n.) is self-assurance, composure, poise, especially under strain.
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After the powerful windstorm, Marie discovered a splintered and fallen tree limb had ______ the vinyl lining of her swimming pool.
extenuated
calculated
retaliated
lacerated
curtailed
To lacerate (v.) is to rip, tear, or mangle.
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The young kitten had a ______ look on its face when it noticed the menacing dog entering the yard.
servile
diligent
scornful
pavid
optimistic
Pavid (adj.) means timid or fearful.
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The children were ______ for eating the whole batch of cookies before dinner.
indignant
belittled
chagrined
eluded
admonished
To admonish (v.) means to reprove kindly but seriously; to warn or counsel; to instruct or remind, as of a forgotten responsibility.
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This University’s programs ________those of Harvard.
come second after
are second only to
are first except for
are in second place from
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Oscar ______ his sister not to tell their mother what he had done, for he knew his punishment would be severe.
beguiled
vied
exhorted
maligned
corroborated
To exhort (v.) means to urge strongly with a stirring argument, appeal, or advice; to make an urgent appeal.
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For a(n) ______ fee, it is possible to upgrade from regular gasoline to premium.
nominal
judgmental
existential
bountiful
jovial
Nominal (adj.) means small, virtually nothing, or much below the actual value of a thing.
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I was stressed to the point of going absolutely crazy_____ I agreed to accompany them.
Before
Yet
As long as
Unless
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