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Jack Nicholson was at the ______ of his career when he received the Oscar for Best Actor.
detriment
pinnacle
oligarchy
rogue
repose
A pinnacle (n.) is the highest level or degree available.
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My friend doesn’t speak Chinese. I don’t _____.
also
neither
either
too
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Living on several acres of land dotted with oak and maple trees makes autumn leaf-raking a ______ task.
fatuous
toilsome
tardy
obsequious
fawning
Toilsome (adj.) means laborious or hard work.
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There is no way around it: plagiarism is ______ to thievery.
tantamount
apathetic
fatuous
unscrupulous
indecisive
Tantamount (adj.) means equal to; having equal or equivalent value in terms of seriousness.
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At the banquet, the disappearance of the woman’s jeweled bracelet from her wrist appeared to be the ______ of an accomplished thief.
attrition
sledge
sleight
dismastment
regalia
A sleight (n.) means a trick or feat so deftly done that the manner of performance escapes observation.
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The subject matter was ______ because the mumbling professor spoke too quickly.
obscure
magnanimous
treacherous
vital
maximized
Obscure (adj.) means not clearly expressed or easily understood; not easily seen or distinguished.
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If he expected to ______ as a doctor, Lou knew he would have to study hard in medical school and work long hours to gain experience and skill.
perpetrate
palliate
palpitate
prosper
mediate
To prosper (v.) means to be successful.
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The mad scientist ______ the potion with acid, making it not only useless, but also dangerous.
corrugated
vitiated
implemented
instigated
titillated
To vitiate (v.) means to spoil; to make faulty or impure; to corrupt morally.
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When her schoolwork got to be too much, Pam had a tendency to ______, which always put her further behind.
dedicate
rejuvenate
ponder
excel
procrastinate
To procrastinate (v.) is to put off from day to day. 501 Sentence Completion Questions
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The enormous waves forced the lobster boat to ______ heavily to the starboard side, causing crates of lobsters to topple and fall into the ocean.
trifle
degenerate
list
expedite
disseminate
To list (v.) (related to a vessel) is to incline or to cause to lean to one side.
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