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Recovering from the tragedy, Helena found the ______ sunrise reassuring, as it gave her something to rely on each and every morning.
hidden
clairvoyant
cognizant
deft
quotidian
Quotidian (adj.) means occurring or returning daily.
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rikazzz
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As the city grew and stretched its borders, it began to feel the ______ problems of urban sprawl and overpopulation.
improvident
mendacious
ersatz
concomitant
surreptitious
Concomitant (adj.) means occurring or existing concurrently; accompanying, attendant.
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rikazzz
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The ______ yoga instructor waited patiently for her students to find the proper pose, which she performed with ease.
unabashed
lissome
cosmopolitan
sneering
disparaging
Lissome (adj.) means lithe or lithesome, usually related to the body; moving or bending easily or limber
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rikazzz
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Felix felt that his mother’s request to run her errands was a huge ______ since he would have rather watched a soccer match with his friends that afternoon.
justification
imposition
preponderance
deviation
recourse
Imposition (n.) is the act of imposing something such as a burden or duty; an unfair demand.
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rikazzz
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The new political candidate refused to print ______ about her aggressive opponent, but that did not stop him from printing lies about her.
dispensation
assignation
rendition
libel
compunction
Libel (n.) is defamatory writing; misrepresentative publication (writing, pictures, signs) that damages a person’s reputation.
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rikazzz
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Teachers should not only be knowledgeable but also ______; students should feel comfortable approaching them with questions or problems.
wheedling
patronizing
laconic
affable
frugal
Affable (adj.) means easy and pleasant to speak to, approachable; friendly, warm, gracious.
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rikazzz
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In winter, the frost on a car’s windshield can be ______ to the driver.
lurid
obstructive
cynical
purified
salvageable
Obstructive (adj.) means blocking, hindering; obscuring.
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rikazzz
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The chess master promised to ______ havoc upon his opponent’s pawns for taking his bishop.
wreak
warrant
ensue
placate
endow
To wreak (v.) means to inflict, as a revenge or punishment.
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rikazzz
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Antonello searched the forest around his campsite for small branches to ______ the fire, so he could eventually cook his dinner.
stifle
kindle
suppress
dissipate
prohibit
Kindle (v.) means to cause to burn with flames; to ignite; to set on fire.
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rikazzz
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With all of the recent negative events in her life, she felt ______ forces must be at work.
resurgent
premature
malignant
punctilious
antecedent
Malignant (adj.) means disposed to cause distress or inflict suffering intentionally; inclining to produce death; an injurious infiltration.
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rikazzz
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