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Most people will find the film silly and childish in its humor; the most ______ viewers will find it downright crass and offensive.
servile
petulant
fastidious
arcane
boisterous
Fastidious (adj.) means paying careful attention to detail, meticulous; difficult to please, exacting; extremely sensitive, squeamish, especially in regard to matters of cleanliness or propriety.
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The loud clap of thunder caused the little dog to ______ all over.
slather
quake
enunciate
binge
infuse
To quake (v.) means to shiver or tremble, as from fear or cold; to shake or vibrate violently.
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The ad didn’t mention a specific salary; it just said “compensation ______ with experience.”
compulsory
manifest
prolific
commensurate
precluded
Commensurate (adj.) means corresponding in size, degree, or extent; proportionate.
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To ensure that Brenda wouldn’t know where we were going for her birthday, I took the most ______ route I could think of.
ardent
craven
enigmatic
circuitous
mercurial
Circuitous (adj.) means having or taking a roundabout, lengthy, or indirect course.
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Gabi found that whenever she was confused about an idea or issue, writing about it would help ______ her true feelings.
vacillate
elucidate
wheedle
deprecate
indoctrinate
To elucidate (v.) means to make clear or manifest; to free from confusion or ambiguity.
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Sheila’s grueling hike included passing through numerous ______.
terrariums
neoprene
jurisdictions
ravines
belfries
A ravine (n.) is a deep narrow canyon.
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The rowdy crowd at the music concert ______ Herve, and he spilled his soda on his pants.
jettisoned
harrowed
jostled
lauded
superceded
To jostle (v.) is to push or shove roughly against; to drive with pushing; to disturb or bump.
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Inflated by his fans’ ______, Evan lost sense of his small-town roots and began traveling with an entourage.
inconstancy
insolence
haughtiness
sufferance
idolatry
Idolatry (n.) is excessive reverence or adoration; the worship of idols.
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Adam read the employee manual so that he might ______ himself with his new responsibilities at the company.
relinquish
synthesize
orient
validate
motivate
To orient (v.) means to acquaint (oneself) with the existing situation or environment; determine one’s position with reference to new ideas.
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People often referred to Noelle as ______ because she trusted everyone and even slept with her doors unlocked.
naïve
elevated
boastful
panoramic
elated
Naïve (adj.) means lacking worldly experience; possessing a childlike innocence or simplicity.
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