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Such a ______ violation of school policy should be punished by nothing less than expulsion.
copious
flagrant
raucous
nominal
morose
Flagrant (adj.) means conspicuously and outrageously bad, offensive, or reprehensible.
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Carter is writing a letter of recommendation that I can include in my ______ for prospective employers.
denunciation
panacea
dossier
incantation
restitution
A dossier (n.) is a collection of papers giving detailed information about a particular person or subject.
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It ________ a hot day, we remained in the tent.
was
having
being
had
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The tenor’s ______ voice filled the concert hall.
sinuous
timid
tenuous
sonorous
striated
Sonorous (adj.) means producing sound; impressive or grand in effect.
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The house was consumed in flames and not a ______ of it remained after the fire.
vestige
visage
vestibule
vicissitude
viceroy
Vestige (n.) means a visible trace, mark, or impression, of something absent, lost, or gone.
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Simona’s ______ with her money caught up with her when she didn’t have the resources to buy a badly needed new car.
miserliness
thriftiness
wantonness
intuition
predilection
Wantonness (n.) means recklessness; bawdy; merciless.
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_____ we were already back home, we failed to give them a lift in our car.
When
Before
Since
Though
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He has long been a(n) ______ of year-round school, believing it would significantly improve learning and ease the burden on working parents.
advocate
levity
detractor
epiphany
connoisseur
An advocate (n.) is one who argues for a cause, a supporter or defender; one who pleads on another’s behalf.
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For years Henry bore the ______ of being the only man in five generations of his family not to make the varsity baseball team.
stigma
brunt
treatise
scintillation
punctiliousness
Stigma means a mark of infamy or token of disgrace.
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Charged with moral ______, the judge was called off the case even though he denied receiving bribes from the plaintiff’s counsel.
lassitude
restitution
turpitude
torpor
vicissitude
Turpitude (n.) means depravity; any action that violates accepted standards.
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