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Prince Phillip had to choose: marry the woman he loved and ______ his right to the throne, or marry Lady Fiona and inherit the crown.
reprimand
upbraid
abdicate
winnow
extol
To abdicate (v.) means to formally relinquish or surrender power, office, or responsibility.
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To prove your theory, you need to design an experiment that will provide ______ evidence.
perfunctory
elusive
noxious
empirical
lamentable
Empirical (adj.) means relying on, derived from, or verifiable by; experimental or observational rather than theory.
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Moving swiftly and gracefully through the backyard, the cat suddenly ______ when she hit the thorny bush.
recoiled
recuperated
invigorated
fabricated
throttled
To recoil (v.) means to jump back suddenly.
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It would take many hours of cleaning and repairing for the young family to transform the ______ into a clean and comfortable little cottage.
territory
manor
hovel
demesne
hacienda
A hovel (n.) is a small crude house; a filthy or disorganized hut or shed.
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Not swayed by his student’s ______ flattery, the professor told him that his grade would not be changed.
forlorn
striated
undulating
unctuous
frowsy
Unctuous (adj.) means characterized by insincere earnestness; oily or fatty in appearance.
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rikazzz
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The ______ sound of the radiator as it released steam became an increasingly annoying distraction.
sibilant
scintillating
diverting
sinuous
scurrilous
Sibilant (adj.) means characterized by a hissing sound.
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rikazzz
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With an ______ blow of the whistle, the meddling parent interrupted the game to reiterate the rules of the tournament.
industrious
illustrious
eloquent
officious
enviable
Officious (adj.) means marked by excessive eagerness in offering unwanted services or advice to others; unofficial.
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The goal of any company is to have its product name become ______—constantly at the forefront of the consumer’s mind.
garrulous
unctuous
tremulous
ubiquitous
portentous
Ubiquitous (adj.) means being present everywhere.
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David felt as if the family picnic would be a(n) ______ time to talk with his grandmother about her plans for the holidays.
opportune
disastrous
unctuous
trite
surly
Opportune (adj.) means well-timed or convenient.
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In his later years, the once wildly successful gambler lost his fortune, and became a homeless ______ on the streets of Las Vegas.
granger
miser
strategist
vagabond
speculator
A vagabond (n.) is a wanderer; a person who does not have a permanent home.
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