Word Formation.

1. The unresponsive audience made the lecturer somewhat

(HEART)_____________________. What a shame.
2. As a result, they were in constant battles with one another, with each
in turn getting their (COME)_____________________ for pranks which were
often quite violent.
3. With a cutting width of 56cm, the Harrier 56 is a powerful
(PROPEL)_____________________ mower that makes tackling the larger lawn
a pleasure.
4.In (ROBOT) _____________________ , virtual reality is being used to allow
human intervention in environments that are too dangerous for actual human
presence.
5. In these fantasy stories, gods are (MORPH) _____________________
personifications who exist simply because people believe in them.
6. This had all the makings of another long-running ___________ dispute, when
again wider political events quite unexpectedly overtook the controversy.
(ACRID)
7. The ___________ of the community to the king is evident and reflects
perhaps the resentment of a dependent people. (ANIMUS)
8. She had enjoyed the ___________ of colleagues, and the mild flirtation which
often underlay it. (COMRADE)
9. Upholders of the scientific faith shudder at the implications of having to mix
it with such _______ subjective and impure elements. (REDEEM)
10. We have a number of technical publications on various oil products
including lubricants, bitumen, and _______ petroleum gas. (LIQUID)
11. The country had been _______ from thirteen years of middle-level
Conservative rule of reasonable efficiency, modest dynamism but small-power
idealism. (MANCIPLE)
12. Some things are ________ true: Water is wet, gra is green (kind of), dogs
bark and houses prices rise, (ALIEN)
13. By 1980 the Republican Party platform had become antiabortion; and a
president who pledged to ________ (LAW) abortion altogether had been
elected.
14. Mr Mandela was the symbolic leader of the ________black majority.
(FRANCHISE)
15. The special session will run ________ with the regular legislative session
beginning today.(CONCUR)
16. About $200 million in taxes weren’t paid because of ________________
income.(REPORT)
17. It is vital that we _________________ this realm if we ever want to get
anything done effective in securing it. (MYSTERY)
18. The state must ensure the independence and _____________________ of
the justice system. (PART)
19. That she always gets nervous and ____________________ in interviews
cuts the likelihood of her getting a well-paid job. (TONGUE)
20. Halloween has been grossly ____________________ over the last years.
(COMMODITY)
21. Delays in implementation deadlines have, however, produced a
________________ response from campaigners. (WARM)
22. Under the old system many women amass secret savings
_________________ to their husbands. (KNOW)
23. The organization works in many ________________ and poverty-stricken
countries. (WAR)
24. She was basking in the ________________ of love. (GLOW)
25. The attacks in the past left her with such a deep sense of
__________________ that she could no longer step out of her safe zones.
(VICTIM)
26. The _______ character in the movie was able to transform into any
animal or object, which made them nearly impossible to catch. (SHAPE)
27. After receiving encouragement from her mentor, she felt _______ to
pursue her dreams with more confidence and determination. (BOLD)
28. The customer’s impertinent behavior towards the waiter was completely
____ for. (CALL)
29. With the new voice-activated assistant, I can make _______ calls and
send messages while driving. (HAND)
30. During the meeting, the manager kept _______ the same point over and over
again, causing everyone to lose interest in the discussion. (LABOUR)
31. Television can create deep dissatisfaction by portraying lifestyles that are
_______. (ATTAIN)
32. This _______ country is not dependent on any of the powerful countries in
the world. (ALIGN)
33. The trend in many companies is towards _______ and allowing junior
employees to take personal initiatives. (POWER)
34. Having to do this kind of _______ task every day really gets on my nerves.
(MIND)
35. He could be a severe_______ but he was not a rigid man. (DISCIPLINE)
36. The implementation of comprehensive _____________ frameworks is
crucial for ensuring the stability and integrity of financial markets.
(REGULATE)
37. The new therapeutic approach proved _____________ in treating previously
resistant cases of the autoimmune disease. (EFFICACY)
38. After years of legal disputes, the mediator finally ______________ the
complex web of conflicting interests among the stakeholders. (TANGLE)
39. The museum’s latest exhibition will _____________ rare artifacts from
ancient civilizations, providing a comprehensive insight into their cultural and
historical significance. (SHOW)
40. Her ____________ victory in the election reflected widespread support and
marked a significant turning point in local political dynamics. (SOUND)
41. The restaurant offers ______________ vouchers for loyal customers, which
can be used towards future dining experiences or special promotions. (DEEM)
42. The scandalous tabloid article was criticized for its blatant
_______________, crossing ethical boundaries and causing public outrage
across the community.
43. The ________________ agreement allowed for immediate implementation
of the project pending final approval from the board. (VISION)
44. It would be _______________ miscommendable to overlook his
achievements based on a single mistake in judgment. (COMMEND)
45. The _____________ advancements in quantum computing have the potential
to revolutionize fields such as cryptography and materials science. (MIND)
46. Their local story of ____________________ marriage, upward mobility and
wealth was attached to an evolving taxonomy of identity, being instituted by the
courts. (RACE)
47. They paid little attention to the __________________ of the pieces.
(FRAGMENT)
48. Questions were asked at the eye clinic but these are said to have brought
merely a brisk and ____________________ response. (OFFICE)
49. The unresponsive audience made the lecturer somewhat
____________________ .What a shame. (HEART)
50. When the child makes a grammatical mistake, it is normally clear that the
error arises from a partial understanding or ____________________ of the
rules of the target grammar. (APPLY)
51. They exchanged ____________________ for a few minutes before saying
goodbye. (PLEASANT)
52. In this view, what an agent intends depends on how the agent
___________________ her action, specifically, on what she says she was
aiming at. (CONCEIVE)
53. The new policy only serves to ____________________ the inadequacy of
help for the homeless. (ACCENT)
54. Restraining agencies include countervailing institutions such as
the ____________________, parliamentary committees, oversight agencies,
auditor-generals or ombudsmen. (JUDGE)
55. The boy was very violent and his parents found him
_______________(MANAGE)
56. Based on data from ______ (epidemic) studies, drinking tea is linked to a
lower risk of cancer.
57. Carbon dioxide exists for hundreds of years in the atmosphere, making this a
______ (generation) issue.
58. Introducing ______ (discipline) programs in schools encourages students to
explore connections between subjects, fostering a holistic approach to learning.
59. As Jenny watched the old videos of her family, she got ______ (eye),
overwhelmed by nostalgia.
60. The city council approved a budget for the ______ (weather) of older
homes to improve energy efficiency and reduce heating costs.
61. The engineer used ______ (dimension) parameters to simplify the complex
equations governing the fluid flow.
62. The fragile package was severely damaged because it was ______ (handle)
during transit.
63. They decided to postpone purchasing any ______ (ticket) items until they
had saved more money.
64. The new smartphone’s sleek design includes several ______ (afford) that
enhance user interaction.
65. The Ministry of Education and Training decided to organize a(n) ______
(college) football championship to create a common playground for all students.
66. Doctors often prescribe __________ to patients struggling with mood
disorders such as depression or anxiety. DEPRESS
67. Despite the team’s success, there was a lot of __________ among the
members,
which eventually led to their downfall. BACK
68. At the airport, passengers must pass through security __________ before
boarding their flights. CHECK
69. The __________ of the project was a setback, requiring us to reassess our
approach and make necessary adjustments. RAIL
70. The values of honesty and integrity are ________ in the company's
code of conduct. SHRINE
71. She made a __________ donation to the local charity, helping support
families in need during the holiday season. KIND
72 The market was flooded with __________ for designer handbags, sold at a
fraction of the original price. KNOCK
73. Some _______ individuals take advantage of others' misfortunes for
their own gain. OPPORTUNITY
74. The police are still searching for the __________ of the robbery that
occurred last night. PERPETRATE
75. She searched __________ for her lost keys, turning the house upside down
in the process. VAIN
76. A symbol has multiple meanings and some resemblance to what it is
supposed to represent, which in most cases is a(n)___________ idea or one the
individual is not conscious of. (KNOW)
77. If our thoughts and feelings can be so___________ as to result in order and
harmony, if they can be arranged in an orderly. (ADJUST)
78. Gaga’s ___________album was 2008’s ‘The Fame’, featuring her hit song
‘Poker Face’.(BREAK)
79. Tragically, for anyone who has the misfortune to have it, the ___________is
terminal.(PROGNOSE)
80.Becoming a volunteer at a nursing home has offered me great opportunities
to strike up___________friendships with many old people. (GENERATION)
81.In the field of ___________, standards of practice have been developed for
practitioners in the field. (DIET)
82.Many FMVs were produced using this web service, which allows people to
create___________ of movies by combining scenes from various films.
(MASH)
83.When demand for a product ___________ its supply, the price of that
product will increase. (STRIP)
84.The story of his rise to fame and power was told ___________ in the film.
(NEW)
85. This book will challenge your ___________ about rural life. (CONCEPT)
86.The first ________ (conceive) is that legal study at university is exclusively
for students
who intend becoming solicitors or advocates.
87. They were now faced with seemingly________(mount) technical problems.
88. When you come down on him too hard, you may only intensify his own
________(critic)
89. The teachers are fair and avoid ________ (favour) and scapegoating.
90. As women we tend to be ________ (face) and make light of what we have
achieved.
91. The judge found that in her case there were________(mitigate)
circumstances.
92. He was in the ________ (envy) position of having to choose between
imprisonment or exile.
93. It encouraged experimenters to propose ________ (beat) or novel
approaches to problems.
94. ________ (similar) is consequently difficult, particularly as the minority
groups experience considerable hostility.
95. She unveiled the picture with a(n) ________ (ceremony) gesture.
96. The judge ruled that the evidence was ______________ as there was no
proof it had come from the crime. (ADMIT)
97. They found it ______________ amusing that this hot-shot chef couldn’t
even use a tomato slicer.(ROAR)
98. There is a strong smell of ______________ in the hospital. (INFECT)
99. The film proceeds ______________, with each scene adding a wrinkle to the
characters’ motives. (DIALECT)
100. It can take three months after exposure for the bloodstream to accumulate
enough antibodies to test positive for human ______________ virus, or H.I.V.
(DEFICIT)
101. Charles Mingus was stubborn, ______________ and open to just about
anything. (RIGHT)
102. Everything they did was illegal as they hadn’t received any official
______________ for excavating this land. (AUTHOR)
103. ______________ hydrogen is kept in insulated storage tanks. (LIQUID)
104. What most of us remember from history books are the ______________
events. (CLIMAX)
105. The prison service has the twin goals of punishment and ______________.
(HABIT)
106. She _________ remarked that she might try out the new restaurant
sometime, without giving it much thought or consideration. (HAND)
107. The accusations against the official were _________ and based on rumors
rather than concrete evidence. (SUBSTANTIATE)
108. The company’s organizational structure was _________, with far too many
managers and executives compared to the number of frontline employees.
(HEAVY)
109. She gave her roommate an _________: either clean up the apartment by the
end of the week or find a new place to live. (ULTIMATE)
110. The _________ of schools in the 1960s was a critical step towards
achieving racial equality in the United States. (SEGREGATE)
111. The coach’s _________ about training led the team to practice for hours
every day, pushing the players to their physical limits. (FAN)
112. His frequent _________ at social gatherings often led to embarrassing
situations and strained relationships with friends and family. (SOBER)
113. After hearing the disappointing news about the project, she walked out of
the office with a _________ expression, her eyes fixed on the floor. (CAST)
114. Even though he tested positive for the virus, he remained _________,
showing no signs of illness throughout the quarantine period. (SYMPTOM)
115. The garden seemed to be an _________ in the house’s design, added
hastily without much consideration for the overall aesthetic. (THINK)
116. I find it impossible to guide such a wild and ___________ person like her.
(STRONG)
117. He threatened to ___________ his eldest son if he chooses to give up the
family business. (HEIR)
118. Because we had to arrive on time, our ship had no choice but to
___________the congested area. (NAVIGATE)
119. The differences were ___________ to all but the most trained eye.
(PERCEIVE)
120. Mary has just given birth yesterday so she is currently on ___________
leave. (MOTHER)
121. His recent ups and downs made the criminal more _____________ than
ever.(BITE)
122. At all events, it was this group of the ___________ that gave the first
successful impetus to the Revolution. (POSSESS)
123. The mayor was determined that he would do everything in his power to
_______the murder case. (MYSTERY)
124.The government stressed it was not abandoning its tough __________
policies. (INFLATE)
125.The woman detected her ___________conditions soon after she felt ill in
her body. (CANCER)
126. People in coastal area live mainly on the ____________, which allows
them to earn a great deal of money from the sea products. CULTURE
127. There has been a need for a book that ____________ the area for non-
specialists.MYSTERY
128. This meeting may ____________ an improvement in relations between two
countries.FIGURE
129. The speaker ____________ the question by saying that it would take him
too long to answer it. STEP
130. The demand for food in the war zone now far ____________ supply.
STRIP
131. Most people with Ebola are ____________ and do not seek testing.
SYMPTOM
132. Some of the early explorers thought of the local people as ____________
savages who could be exploited. NIGHT
133. What was once a derelict vacant block or ____________ parking lot has
become a colourful and bustling food hub. SIGHT
134. Some women believe it is their duty
to live for others in complete ____________ of themselves. NEGATIVE
135. The dog or monkey or raccoon infected with rabies becomes wildly thirsty
- yet at the same time also suffers from ____________. PHOBIA
136. Of course you can put a whole chunk of cheese on the bread if you like but
I would prefer to ________________ it. (LIQUID)
137. The clergy spent 9 years in Africa as _________________, teaching about
Christianity for the people. (MISSION)
138. His secret financial activities made him vulnerable to___________.
(MAIL)
139. These garments could be worn _________________________by men and
women. (CHANGE)
140. They respond to questions from broadcasters with a nauseating mixture of
arrogance and______________ .(RIGHT)
141. The investigator said the killings were the result of poor procedure by
trigger-happy police rather than ___________________ murder. ( MEDIATE)
142. The one thing that can be said in favour is that it sends vegans and animal
rights activists __________________ with rage. (CANDLE)
1143. Sometimes a sympathetic friend can be a constant source of
discouragement, all _______.(KNOW)
144. I really believe that it would be a major mistake to ______________ any
drugs that are currently illegal. (CRIME)
145. In the old days, buyers and sellers had to look through hundreds of
________________ each week and go to car boot sales at the weekend.(CLASS)
146. Vietnam's former method of teaching history had led to many students
being _________, which means they are almost clueless about history.
(HISTORY)
147. In an ideal memory study drivers would be ________ monitored during a
range of everyday driving situations and subsequently questioned about the
events. (OBTRUDE)
148. It is advisable that Internet users should not purchase anything advertised
through a(n) ________ email. (SOLICIT)
149. The war between Russia and Ukraine caused many ________ and Internet
disconnections in the surrounding regions. (BLACK)
150. Ho Chi Minh city residents all find it hard to make both ends meet
because of their ________ expenditure. (DISCRIMINATION)
151. Children living in orphanages in Vietnam had to wear other well-off
children’s ________ , which they received from the volunteer. (CAST)

152. Corporations such as Vietin Bank provide _________ literacy help for
some of their employees. (SERVICE)
153. Suppose we try out the following definition: a complex thing is something
whose ________ parts are arranged in a way that is unlikely to have arisen by
chance alone. (CONSTITUTE)
154. Among Asian-American ________ , Japanese have the highest rate of
intermarriage and Indians have the lowest. (WED)
155. Conservationists have recorded several new species of New World
primate, including the evocatively named fire-tailed zogue-zogue-more
________ known as Milton's titi monkey. (PROSE)
156. The ambassador was typically _______ when asked whether further
sanctions would be introduced. (COMMIT)
157. Once the news of the assassination of their beloved leader reached the
public, ________ broke out in streets throughout the country. (DEMON)
158. Hikaru Nara is such a good and catchy song that I get _______ every time I
listen to it. (GOOSE)
159. An _________ is the one who uses statistics and mathematics to study,
model and predict economic principles and outcomes. (ECONOMY)
160. This is regarded by many as a _________ initiative that has failed to
deliver its promises. (LAME)
161. In Europe, the UK is_______________________ a mass COVID-19
vaccination program with the approval of the Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine.
(SPEAR)
162. Make sure that every decision you make is not ______________________
but rather based on unanimous agreements. (LATERAL)
163. The notion of ______________________ was employed as we explored
how fiction could have been inspired by psychoanalysis. (TEXT)
164. My parents always tell me that I should start a family, but I still prefer to
remain _______________ (FANCY).
165. The jury ______________________ gave the final verdict, which aroused
anger from the public. (DILATE)
1. Together they forged a(n) ________ intellectual climate that has profoundly
shaped my career. (VIGOR)
2. Death, from this perspective, seems unproblematically universal, a simple,
irreducible fact of our nature, ________ the same across all societies and
throughout time (YIELD).
3. Today we look at claims that in Queensland, the regime that looks after the
most vulnerable people, the infirm elderly, and ________ adults, is failing.
(CAPACITY).
4. The judge ruled that Newman's comments were not a(n) ________
offense.(ACT)
5. Before creating this sculpture, she studied all the masterpieces of classical
________ (ANTIQUE).
6. The full costume is only worn on important ________ occasions.
(CEREMONY)
7. It once seemed ________ to everyone that men should travel to the moon.
(CONCEIVE)
8. Do you believe in the ________ powers of the local mineral water? (CURE)
9. They often are involved in the hiring and dismissal of employees but
generally have no role in the ________ of personnel policy. (FORM)
10. It is ________ for a teacher to inflict corporal punishment on pupils. (LAW)
46. Chicken farmers have strengthened _______ to prevent contamination from
people who have visited live-bird markets. (SECURE)
47. The judge dismissed his DUI charge but convicted him for improper lane
changing and refusing the_____ test. (BREATHE)
48. He's been seen out at nightclubs and restaurants with a series of _____
blondes. (IDENTITY)
49. He was made headmaster as a ________ till a new man could be appointed.
(STOP)
50. Sometimes, the leaves of ________ plants clash with the colours of their
own flowers. (VARIANT)
51. Most __________ can be corrected by extractions and removable appliance
therapy. (OCCLUDE)
52. Parents’ natural desire to protect their children should be _________ by the
child’s need for independence. (BALANCE)
53. You are not allowed to exchange your financial product for money before
the end of the term. Your early __________ may require a fee or a penalty.
(CASH)
54. His wife is of Indian heritage, and his stories of _________ culture shock
add a welcome personal note to his history. (FAMLY)
55. Allowing workers to dress as they please instantly increases _________ .
(COLLEGE)
46. My parents find TV commercials nowadays ____________________
annoying and often trite and tasteless, particularly those awful ads for motorcars.
(POWER)
47. The report accused some celebrities in Vietnam of having
____________________ large quantities of aid for flood-stricken areas.
(DIRECTION)
48. Henry had to ____________________ by listing the names of prominent
capitals in South-east Asia because of forgetting to prepare for the presentation.
(TEMPORARY)
49. According to Vietnam blue-collar labors in Japan and Korea, they had to
complete some____________________ works to make ends meet there.
(BACK)
50. Teachers should not educate students by giving lots of
____________________ but help them learn from their mistakes. (TICK)
51. Which process will dominate depends primarily on the
____________________ and texture of the rock and the local climate.
(MINERAL)
52. For public health policies to be realized, ____________________ must be
replaced by active encouragement of patients to participate in their own care.
(PATERNAL)
53. Almost all women after childbirth are naturally ____________________ of
their appearance.(CRITICIZE)
54. This book will be of interest to urban historians and quantitative historians as
well as students and scholars of ____________________ and policy studies.
(CRIMINAL)
55. Men of science come up with a brilliant,____________________idea that
should, by rights, change the course of human history. (EPOCH)
46. The audience was completely ____ by the magician’s captivating
performance. (FIX)
47. By using chemical stains, ____ helps identify specific tissue components for
diagnosing diseases. (CHEMICAL)
48. Diverse phenotypic variations arise from ____ in genetic expressions.
(GENE)
49. How different social groups utilize language is the focus of ____ research.
(LANGUAGE)
50. To aid those with lower incomes, the scholarship program employs ____ .
(MEAN)
51. To maintain security, information during the military operation was
restricted to a ____basis. (KNOW)
52. Economists are working to ____ environmental harm from economic
growth. (COUPLE)
53. Behaviors that are ____ in childhood can create social issues in adulthood.
(ADAPT)
54. Skewing the overall results, an ____ stood out significantly in the data
analysis. (LIE)
55. Welfare policies must adapt to address the socioeconomic ____ from
environmental degradation. (FALL)
46. Their grandfather started one of Germany’s most successful textile
businesses before the Nazis (PROPERTY) ________ it and he fled the country.
47. In her interview, she said that her (RIGHT) ________ and uncompromising
approach is a vital element of her success.
48. My sister pretends like she's headed for (SAINT) ________, but then she
sticks her tongue out at me when my parents aren't looking!
49. His first brush with the law came when he was arrested for his being drunk
and (ORDER) ________.
50. I didn't want to be (TYPE) ________ and I think I've maintained a large
variety in the roles I've played.
51. Several broadcasters have been criticized for failing to give (HAND)
________ treatment to all the parties during the election campaign.
52. Hundreds of unemployed (PRISON) ________ could be pushed back
towards crime by the closure of job training programs.
53. The young man drew out a chair for her, and (URBAN) ________ asked
what he could do for her.
54. The army of this Asian country has a long history of guerrilla (WAR)
________.
55. During the 20th century, industrialisation continued (PACE) ________ with
technology being upgraded rapidly.
1. The capacity to inhibit ___________, impulsive, or negative social behavior
is also a reflection of a child’s social skills. (EGO)
2. ___________ is a substance that produces psychological effects that tend to
be associated with phenomena such as dreams or religious exaltation or with
mental disorders such as schizophrenia. (HALLUCINATE)
3. Most children with these disorders seem to have a biological vulnerability to
stress, making them more susceptible to environmental ___________ than the
rest of the population. (STIMULATION)
4. He bore throughout his career the reputation of an intelligent
and ___________ public servant.(RIGHT)
5. After the ___________ of Louis Philippe in February 1848, Pasquier retired
from active life and set to work to compile the notes and reminiscences of his
long and active career. (THROW)
6. Mr Schreiner ultimately addressed, as prime minister, a sharp ___________ to
President Steyn for allowing his burghers to invade the colony.
(REMONSTRATE)
7. It will be found an ___________ and unwise jealousy to deprive a man of his
natural liberty upon a supposition he may abuse it. (JUST)
8. Here’s the good news - there really is only one way to mess up a design
project, and that is to go ___________ into it without any planning. (HEAD)
9. When the majority shall at length vote for the ___________ of slavery, it will
be because they are indifferent to slavery, or because there is but little slavery
left to be abolished by their vote.(ABOLISH)
10. When the queen was dead, and some rumors of the king’s intentions got
abroad, the public indignation was so great that Henry of Richards councilors
had to warn him to _________ the Richmond projected marriage if he wished to
retain single land at adherent (supporter).(DISAVOWAL)
46. He threw his bags _________ on the floor. (CEREMONY)
47. As the climate cools gradually, almost _________, with every few meters of
altitude gained, so the full diversity of fauna and flora is revealed in all its
splendor. (PERCEPTION)
48. Although he read them time and time again, he could not understand these
_________ of these economic policies. (INTRICATE)
49. It’s true that _________ originates from the Orient. (REFLEX)
50. Their ten-point lead put the team in an almost _________ position. (ASAIL)
51. Millions of people like _________ and property owners depend on the
tourist industry for their livelihood. (HOTEL)
52. Although he is not a native speaker, his foreign accent seems almost______.
(PERCEIVE)
53. The couple should discuss the specific problem in detail, taking care not to
rake up old_________. (GRIEVE)
54. His book was appreciated for the detailed description of _________
characteristics of herbs.(THERAPY)
55. The locals are advised to stay away from _________ rioters. (CONFRONT)
46. The decision was made (LATERAL) ____________________; he did not
consult his partners prior to the announcement.
47. Many hospitals are beginning to limit (PATIENT) ____________________
stays during the pandemic to minimize the risk of spreading the disease.
48. He has no patience for the irritations and (CUMBERSOME)
____________________ of celebrity.
49. They are developing a project to look at (GENERATION)
____________________ approaches to youth offending.
50. The program gives the facts but does not (PORTION)
____________________ blame.
51. The police had been on (STAKE) ____________________in our
neighborhood for a week to collect evidence before they arrested the drug
dealer.
52. Although the technique seems simple compared to those of modern days,
paper produced by Cai Lun was considered (GROUND)
____________________ at that time.
53 The German recycling system provides a (BENCH)
____________________ against which schemes in other nations can be
measured.
54. Imported coffee is having a difficult time trying to find a (FOOT)
____________________ in the Vietnamese market Vietnam.
55. I don’t have the (POWER) ____________________ to stay on a diet so the
only way for me to lose weight is exercising.
1. The Government in particular and society in general is
________________________ to assist the construction industry to perform
satisfactorily. (DUTY)
2. Mutations in the transmembrane domain of FGFR3 cause the most common
genetic form of ______________________. (DWARF)
3. Saracens' experience and speed was too much for them and it was a case of
_____________________________ at critical moments which restricted the
score to just two tries each half. (FINGER)
4. Entirely new organizations of industrial and political struggle must be built
that are independent of and opposed to this degenerate and
_______________________ apparatus. (BUREAU)
5. The need to develop a medication that is consistently effective for cocaine
abuse has brought attention to another class of agents called
_______________________ amino acid antagonists. (EXCITE)
6. Amidst the theatrical brilliance, the virtuoso performer ingeniously
incorporated a __________________ seamlessly intertwining slapstick with
high artistry, leaving the audience bewildered and captivated. (PRAT)
7. The natural relationship is a ___________________________ one, in which
free trade and free markets benefit all the actors involved. (SUM)
8. I have rarely heard either of them say anything that was not
_____________________ obvious. (PLATITUDE)
9. The medieval monastery housed a meticulously organized
_________________________ where monks diligently copied and illuminated
manuscripts. (INSCRIBE)
10. In the brilliance of direct sunlight, the soap bubbles exhibited a mesmerizing
____________________, reflecting a kaleidoscope of vivid hues. (DESCENT)