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The catlike movements of the sneaky ______ served him well when he picked pockets among the tourists on the crowded boardwalk.
forerunner
knave
vigilante
dignitary
bureaucrat
Knave (n.) is a dishonest, deceitful, or unreliable person.
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After the third relative was hired to an upper-level position, several people quit the company, claiming that ______ caused a decline in employee morale.
carrion
explicitness
skepticism
devotion
nepotism
Nepotism (n.) is favoritism for kin when conferring jobs, offices, or privileges.
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This summer’s movies are ______ for audiences of escape-the-heat mindless entertainment—not one film offers a substantive or even plausible plot.
privation
dulcet
jargon
fodder
germane
Fodder (n.) is a consumable, often inferior resource or item, high in demand and usually abundant in supply.
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At the beginning of the ceremony, the high school band ______ the arrival of the graduates by playing the alma mater loudly and with enthusiasm.
decried
heralded
permeated
conjured
thwarted
To herald (v.) is to proclaim or announce; to foreshadow.
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After her relationship ended, Patty, feeling ______, insisted on playing sad love songs repeatedly.
infallible
plausible
formative
mawkish
persuasive
Mawkish (adj.) means characterized by excessive sentimentality; overly emotional.
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Sally had planted the seeds in the greenhouse three weeks ago; they would begin to ______ any day now.
germinate
revolve
tint
ratify
modulate
To germinate (v.) means to begin to grow or sprout; to cause to come into existence or develop.
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Ignacio’s pain was so ______ that he called 911.
remiss
rapacious
genteel
resolute
acute
Acute (adj.) means extremely sharp or intense; keenly perceptive or discerning; of great importance or consequence, crucial; also, having a sharp tip or point.
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Even though he wanted to win the game, the coach felt that he would be ______ if he let the injured quarterback continue to play.
contentious
remiss
erudite
stringent
reputable
Remiss (adj.) means careless in performing duties.
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The ______ seventh-grader towered over the other players on his basketball team.
gangling
studious
mimetic
abject
reserved
Gangling (adj.) means awkward, lanky, or unusually tall and thin.
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The ______ rumors did a great deal of damage even though they turned out to be false.
bemused
prosaic
apocryphal
ebullient
tantamount
Apocryphal (adj.) means of questionable authenticity or doubtful authority; fictitious, false.
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