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having unwholesome feelings; gruesomeFrom the Latin morbidus, "diseased."NHe alarms me with the %a%s%a of his dreams.The %a%s%a of the newspaper article is disturbing.skillsolitudedangerunwholesomenessreluctanceanguishtenacityI am concerned about the %a%s%a of her ideas.healthinesstolerancehatredfrenzyThe %a%s%a of your skin is a sign that you are recovering.Her %s was of great concern to her family.True %s would end discrimination.She was filled with %s because of her triumph.Imagine grim, gloomy thoughts.mor-BID-uh-teesmallness of number or quantity; dearthFrom the Latin paucus, "little."NThe %a%s%a of work has increased unemployment.The %a%s%a of his resources makes me fear for his health.amiabilitytensionportentdearthwarmthacceptancefrequencyThey are starving because of the %a%s%a of food.abundancestyledurationignoranceThe ample harvest provided a great %a%s%a of food.They live simply because of the %s of their beliefs.There is a %s of ways we can solve this knotty problem.She enjoys unrivaled %s among her peers.Imagine a few beans on a plate.PAW-suh-teea severe or formal reproofFrom the French reprimer, "to repress, reprove."NThe %a%s%a was well-deserved, as he had made a grave error.I had expected a %a%s%a from my mother, but got a hug instead.triflebombconfusionscoldingpraisemimicpermeationThe teacher shocked the students with a severe %a%s%a.praisecombinationannoyanceprosperityThe unexpected %a%s%a she received made her feel appreciated.She looked as if she had a %s, but was fighting it.He %sed his sister for missing the family celebration.Sometimes parents feel %s for their children.Imagine a parent scolding a naughty child.REP-ruh-manda person in mental or physical servitude; utter absorptionFrom the Middle English thral, "slave."NThe peasant was a %a%s%a to the king.He held her in %a%s%a by the power of his personality.favorsuretyhopeslaverepetitionarrogancepromiseJack was so subservient, you'd think he was Mary's %a%s%a.masterdeliverancerecipientbenefactorAway from daily classes, the student felt like his own %a%s%a.When we reach the top of the %s, we can rest.He was proud to serve his country as a %s.The movie was so good it en%sed all of us.Imagine a person who belongs to someone else.THRALLthe ability to move quickly and gracefully; mental quicknessFrom the Latin agere, "to drive," "to act."NTo perform this feat requires mental and physical %a%s%a.An ex-athlete, he lacks the %a%s%a he had when he was young.abilityterrorcertitudenimblenessbarbaritysimplificationhumorThe athlete's %a%s%a helped him to win the race.clumsinesssafetymoralitycautionHe always knocks things over because of his %a%s%a.People pity him because of his %s.I warned him not to touch the vase because of its %s.He had the %s to think of a good answer in time.Imagine a monkey swinging from tree to tree.uh-JIL-uh-teeweakening by abuse or friction; natural reduction in numbersFrom the Latin attrirere, "to rub against."NOver the years the fabric had been worn by %a%s%a.Instead of attacking, they waited and won by %a%s%a.surpriseequanimitybitternessresignationsympathyhumilitysimplicityWe have not fired any employees; the decline is due to %a%s%a.fortificationrarityhonorservitudeThe college has grown through the %a%s%a of its resources.Ten percent of the reduction in personnel came from %s.They felt a lot of %s for their mistakes.Anyone who wishes may be considered for %s.Imagine a spot being rubbed away.uh-TRI-shuhnimaginary, incongruous monster; illusion of the mindFrom the Latin chimaera, "she-goat."NHis delirium created a disturbing %a%s%a in his mind.The sick man felt that he was being attacked by a %a%s%a.planreactiondesireillusiontalentexhumationexhilarationHer dreams are filled with strange %a%s%as.realitybriberesultconfusionHe assures us that his plan is a %a%s%a.Let's collect the %ss and start the game.His ravings are evidence of a %s.The %s of an insect is made of a strong fiber.Imagine a strange dream.kuh-MEER-uhlevel of command or authorityFrom the French eschele, "ladder."NWho has the most power in the corporate %a%s%a?Those in the upper %a%s%a are on the varsity team.cultsectdivisionrankclimaxdefeatconfusionThe teacher's %a%s%a was greater than the students'.equalitypressureweatherspaciousnessThe %a%s%a within the management group encouraged teamwork.The commanding officer was in the upper %s.There is no %s when we are all different.His disturbing behavior raised his %s.Imagine your place in a company's organizational chart.ESH-e-lanthe full range of a spectrumFrom the Middle Latin gammaut, "the lowest note of a scale."NHer coin collection from many centuries demonstrated the %a%s%a.The abilities of the players represented a %a%s%a.talentconfusionstudyrangefracascertaintydexterityHis indecision came from the %a%s%a of choices.singularitygeriatricevolutionaryprosperityThe mutated fox was a %a%s%a and not typical of its species.Don't be a %s about the project.Her moods ran the %s from euphoria to depression.A union of %ss is essential for life forms.Imagine all of the colors in a rainbow.GA-muhtrejoicing, a happy celebrationFrom the Latin jubilare, "to shout for joy."NShe cried out in %a%s%a at seeing her daughter safe.Her feelings of %a%s%a at the wedding were easy to see.elevationnationfrustrationtriumphconcernmelancholoydestructionThey rang the bells for hours to show the %a%s%a of the town.depressionruinworkproclamationThe %a%s%a of the victims was very sad, yet understandable.They sent a telegram to express their %s at her news.If you are sad you feel enormous %s.Part of most friendships is a time of %s.Imagine Paul Revere ringing the bells for freedom.jew-buh-LA-shunthe lowest point; time of greatest depressionFrom the Arabic nazir as-sant, "opposite the zenith."NThe teen announced that this week was the %a%s%a of his life.The %a%s%a of the sea has never been reached by man.startclamorcruisebottombuttefinialdisasterThe %a%s%a of the game was when we knew we were going to lose.zenithveinliaisoncartelThe %a%s%a of my day was a compliment on my fine contribution.My personal %s occurred when I failed the test.The plane met its %s at 27,000 feet.I took my bad car to a %s to find out how to get it fixed.Imagine the deepest part of a valley.nay-DEERa slight offense, a small faultFrom the Spanish picado, "sin."NShe forgave his %a%s%as because he was charming.She cannot forgive even the smallest %a%s%a.mitearmadilloeffortfaultstrainfrighttypeHe is a good man but has many %a%s%as.good deedruleerroragueShe is admired and respected for her %a%s%as.The two %ss were battling over the carcass.She is learning to play the %s.His worst %s is his tardiness.Imagine a naughty child.pek-uh-DIL-ofissure or crevasse; space or interval; breach or estrangementFrom the Danish and Norwegian rift, "fissure."NFor their own sake, they finally mended the %a%s%a between them.We could see the moon through a %a%s%a in the clouds.silencefortitudediameterschismcataloguebeautyserviceThe argument caused a permanent %a%s%a between the brothers.bondzenithbrevityplethoraThe tragedy they shared formed an unbreakable %a%s%a.The mountain goat easily jumped the %s between the rocks.A quantity of %s had piled up in the ditch.The %s of the current carried the boat down the river.Imagine the moon shining between the clouds.RIFTa song of lament for the dead; elegy; dirgeFrom the Greek threnos, "dirge."NThe plaintive notes of the %a%s%a made them sad.The %a%s%a matched their mournful mood.ordersystemdenialelegyredundancyreactionprologueThey hummed the %a%s%a in a minor key.paeanpittancecurrencysolutionThe drums beat a happy %a%s%a.She listened to the %s and began to cry.We have been in complete %s since the disaster.The colors of the %s are very vibrant.Imagine a funeral.THREN-uh-deeunselfish regard for the welfare of othersFrom the French autrui, "other people."NCharities are able to do their work because of people's %a%s%a.%a%s%a has generated funds for many great institutions.peacehorrorsecrecyselflessnesshereditysimilaritymalfeasanceMother Theresa leads a life of %a%s%a.egotismhealthironysolitudeSelfishly, he refused to volunteer because of his %a%s%a.His belief in %s led him to donate money for a hospital.She makes too many errors because of %s.Her %s causes severe pain in her hands.Imagine giving alms to the poor.ALL-true-ih-zuhmone who confers a benefit; one who makes a gift or bequestFrom the Latin bene facere, "to do good to."NWe need a %a%s%a in order to complete the hospital wing.The museum thanks its %a%s%as for their support.soldierdowagerconservatordonorcaptainrascalstudentAndrew Carnegie was the %a%s%a of many libraries.malefactoraspirantpreacherapplicantHe was afraid of what his %a%s%a might do.She will decide which %s will be accepted into the program.Twenty %ss are running in the race.An anonymous %s made it possible for him to attend college.Imagine a rich, generous person.BEN-uh-fak-terclearness, lucidityFrom the Middle English clerte, "brightness."NHe is able to explain things with great %a%s%a.The %a%s%a of the water enables us to see the ocean floor.nationalityjusticerespectlucidityequalityfurorineptitudeSuddenly I saw the answer with great %a%s%a.obscurityhollownessperpetuitycriticismThe %a%s%a of your answer confuses me.I was hurt by the %s of his tone.%s of attitude will help you empathize with others.The %s of the jewel increases its value.Imagine a brilliant light.KLAIR-uh-teethe act of going out; emergence of a celestial object; exitFrom the Latin egredi, "to go out."NWhere can we find %a%s%a from the plane?I want to leave: show me the nearest point of %a%s%a.hopedenialexpertiseexitdeceitcaptionpanicThe theater must provide a place for emergency %a%s%a.ingressempathyresulttechnicalityThe actors were glad to see the %a%s%a of the audience.After the eclipse we saw the %s of the moon.His hard work brought about his total %s.Everyone is filled with %s about the event.Imagine leaving a building.EE-gressa member of the upper or ruling class; having the rank of gentlemanFrom the Middle English gentri, "nobility of birth."NThe peasant wished he had been born into the %a%s%a.The girl hoped to marry a member of the %a%s%a.plutocracystaffcrewaristocracygovernmentauthorshipclergyMembers of the landed %a%s%a were held in respect.peasantrycabalschoolparishHe had to work for others because he was of the %a%s%a.The %s will preach next Sunday.It was a short walk from her home to the %s.He was not pretentious even though he was of the %s.Imagine an aristocratic landowner.JEN-treean abnormal lack of energyFrom the Greek lethargos, "forgetful."NIf you experience prolonged %a%s%a perhaps you need a doctor.The hot sun made her experience a state of %a%s%a.sadnessangermanialistlessnessaspirationpromiseengagementHis %a%s%a towards life had his mother worried.energysarcasmconfusiondepressionHer enormous amount of %a%s%a invigorated everyone.Her %s and her depression went hand in hand.It is important to exercise daily so you will have %s.Take care of your mother because she is experiencing %s.Imagine a very old dog basking in the sun.LETH-ur-geea novice or a beginnerFrom the Late Latin neophytus, "newly planted."NIf she were not a %a%s%a, I would feel more certain of her work.He is just a %a%s%a; it will take time for him to learn.culpritviragoassistantnoviceactorbarbarianadministratorWhen they were %a%s%as, they made many mistakes.veteransoldiercounselorfriendThe %a%s%a was able to work more quickly than the new people.The %ss were lined up to report for duty.The %s had not yet developed confidence about his job.The villagers welcomed the %s.Imagine just learning a new skill, not yet practiced.NEE-uh-fitesmall portion; meager wageFrom the Middle English pitance, "piety," "pity."NThis is not enough; it is only a %a%s%a.She is tired of working so hard for a %a%s%a.mutabilityfantasyprogressionrationimaginationprobabilitybutterflyHe felt that he had received only a tiny %a%s%a for his work.abundancefrightpricenegationWith our %a%s%a of happiness, we'll be smiling all day.The %s of the fruit is inedible.We tried to guess what the %s of the story would be.You insult him by offering a %s.Imagine a few coins.PIT-uhnsdesecration of or gross irreverence toward something sacredFrom the Latin sacrilegus, "one who steals sacred things."NThe parishoners were shocked by the acts of %a%s%a.He was accused by the Inquisition of %a%s%a.vigorequalitysovereignydesecrationblamereliefsortieHe was excommunicated for his %a%s%a.reverencejourneyemotionnonchalanceBy replacing the trees they cut, they show %a%s%a for the earth.We sent a %s of tools to the factory.She always has an amusing %s to tell.His attitude toward God borders on %s.Imagine someone attacking a religious statue.SAK-ruh-lijuncertain agitation; apprehensionFrom the Latin trepidare, "to tremble."NHe faced the enemy soldier with %a%s%a.The actress always feels some %a%s%a before going on stage.joyrelaxationtemerityfearbenevolencewarmthsilenceHer %a%s%a about speaking to her boss almost made her sick.confidenceharmonypanicpopularityThe man did not worry because he was full of %a%s%a.His %s made him an excellent public speaker.She will be placed on %s before being hired permanently.The dragon's eyes caused %s in the knight's heart.Imagine a quaking puppy.trep-uh-DAY-shuhnsimilarity; comparison based on resemblanceFrom the French analogue, "analogous."NThe %a%s%a between those words sounds logical but is not valid.I noticed the %a%s%a between my ex-husband and my new boyfriend.retortwhispersuspenselikenesspictureinformationsensitivityHe drew a humorous %a%s%a between his brother and a snake.differencereputationnostalgiaconsentThey can't be treated alike because of the %a%s%a between them.He did not want to look at the diamonds because of his %s.The %s is obvious between the unfair manager and a tyrant.Her death finally brought the sad story to an %s.Imagine a robot that talks like a person.uh-NAL-uh-jeeblessing, benedictionFrom the Latin benedictio, "blessing."NThey asked the old man for his %a%s%a before he died.She won't leave home without her parents' %a%s%a.enormityexpertisesoftnessblessingreportabsencequeryThe parents gave their %a%s%a to the young couple.cursereassurancequalityfearWe were afraid because she had pronounced a %a%s%a on us.The hunters were hoping to eat %s.The stocks will not be of any %s to us this year.Once he has received your %s, he will be at peace.Imagine a pastor laying his hands on your head.BEN-uh-zuhna body formed by the uniting of originally distinct elementsFrom the Latin coalitus, "growth."NThey formed a %a%s%a to force changes in company policy.The bomb caused a deadly %a%s%a of normally benign chemicals.delegationreoccurrenceparticipationcombinationsurfacesexplanationpreoccupationThe %a%s%a of participants was effective and exciting.breakupaggravationpolicyreputationThe %a%s%a of the members ended the group's long history.The %s of courses encourages unique program designs.He tried to make a %s out of a failing business.The judge could not give the %s the maximum penalty.Imagine a group of unrelated people calling themselves a "family."ko-uh-LI-shunone with discriminating taste, especially in food or wineAfter the Greek philosopher Epicurus.NOnly %a%s%as can truly appreciate the subtlety of this dish.It was a banquet to delight %a%s%as.mendicantsagechefgourmetmarshalstudentadmirerThe delicate flavor will be appreciated by every %a%s%a.gluttonconsumermerchantfriendThe %a%s%a wolfed down his food without noticing what it was.The %s is hoping to finish law school.The old %s will not part with his money.The chef saved his special creations for the %s.Imagine a lover of fine wine.EP-uh-kurefacial expression of pain, contempt, or disgustFrom the Old English grima, "mask."NThey could tell from the %a%s%a on his face that he was in pain.She has a recurring nightmare about an evil, looming %a%s%a.yelpwonderbelchscowlhowlsilencecrunchThe monster leered with a horrible %a%s%a.smilesnarlsolitudewelcomeThe child %a%s%ad with delight when she saw the toys.His heart was full of %s as he approached the castle.His future holds a lot of %s.The %s on the face of the statue frightened the travelers.Imagine a face contorted in pain.GRIM-uhsexcessive or unseemly frivolity; lack of steadiness; buoyancyFrom the Latin levis, "light in weight."NHis constant %a%s%a made him the class clown.Why is he reacting with %a%s%a when everyone else is sad?regularityangersurprisefrivolitysorrowimpatiencehatredHer %a%s%a was not appropriate at the funeral.solemnitystealthsubtletyrespectTheir %a%s%a is caused by a death in the family.He has enough %s to get the bill through Congress.Watching circus clowns perform causes a great deal of %s.When the road was built, it was an example of %s.Imagine a light-headed, giddy girl.LEH-vuh-teeunfavorably known; ill-famedFrom the Middle Latin notorius, "information."NDishonest business dealings have brought him %a%s%a.%a%s%a can only be erased by doing good deeds.elegancesuspenseauthorshipinfamysteadfastnessauthoritymoralityNo one wants to befriend a person of such %a%s%a.famesolitudesuretyglibnessHis %a%s%a was earned by his fine acting.He wished more people would offer him %s.The %s of the outlaw traveled far.She felt abandoned by the %s.Imagine a well-known cheater at cards.note-uh-RIE-uh-teesuperabundance; excessFrom the Greek plethora, "fullness."NThere was a %a%s%a of merchandise in the huge store.She had such a %a%s%a of choices that she couldn't decide.minorityrealityrationaleexcessgratitudedrainsmatteringThe banquet table held a tantalizing %a%s%a of tasty dishes.scarcitylikelihoodparticleannouncementThe %a%s%a of food was not enough to feed the children.We were surprised by the %s of tools available.The fish swam in %s formation.In every lecture he utters another %s.Imagine too much food.PLETH-uh-ruhan heir, descendant, or offspring; a detached, aerial graft of a plantFrom the Old English cinan, "to gape."NThe %a%s%as of a famous family are born with a well-known name.He wished that he were not the %a%s%a of slum dwellers.professorupstartconfessordescendantnemesiswandereradviserShe would like to marry the %a%s%a of a wealthy family.ancestorretainerattorneyservantHer %a%s%as came over on the Mayflower.The %s is able to explain biology clearly.The %s of smart parents, he should do well in life.They were disappointed that she became a %s.Imagine the son or daughter of a rich family.SIE-uhnaffliction; trial or distress; sufferingFrom the Latin tribulare, "to press."NThe Jews have suffered many %a%s%as throughout history.Her %a%s%a has made her old before her time.sophistrygenuinenessvarietyafflictionchoicepleasurefortitudeShe complains about her trials and %a%s%as.consolationqualificationpeeveregulationHis friend's words of %a%s%a have brought him great comfort.The people paid %s to the emperor.The %s of the pamphlets must be done by tomorrow.Her son's illness has been a great %s to her.Imagine a person with many troubles.trib-yuh-LAY-shunsomeone or something odious; a ban or curse; a person cursedFrom the Late Latin anathema, "thing devoted to evil," "curse."NHis ideas of violence and bloodshed are %a%s%a to us.Soon her name will be %a%s%a to all who hear of her crime.barbarityseverancedonationcursehavenclarityseverityHeads hanging low, they solemnly received the %a%s%a.blessingcivilitypanoplyinstructionThe couple was happy about the priest's %a%s%a at their wedding.Her %s prevented her from accepting charity.I avoided him because of the %s against him.The country will enjoy a period of %s.Imagine a witch skulking around the door of a church.uh-NATH-uh-muhprejudice; bent; tendency; diagonal line of fabricFrom the Old French biais, "oblique."NTry not to feel %a%s%a against people of other races.You reveal your %a%s%a against him by your actions.worrysorrowdoubtprejudicefellowshipthreatardorHe showed his %a%s%a by his insensitive remarks.fairnesscandorconfusiondreadI will judge the contest with strict %a%s%a.It is important to treat others without %s.There is a large %s in the highway.We made a %s of twenty pounds.Imagine deciding not to like somebody.BYE-uhscombination or group formed for a larger purpose; associationFrom the Latin consort, "fellowship."NIf we can't do the work alone, the %a%s%a will help us.Such a major project requires the best efforts of a %a%s%a.rodeodelegationdilettanteassociationpatternfriendshipoutcryThe %a%s%a of farmers will try to find a way to grow more grain.membervendorrecipientfounderThe %a%s%a does not need the help of the others in the group.When the %s arrives, the dance will begin.You should ask the advice of the %s before proceeding alone.I think the %s will prevent us from enjoying the outing.Imagine a group of colleges that share common interests and courses.kuhn-SORT-ee-umconcluding section of literary, dramatical, or musical workFrom the Greek epilegein, "to say in addition."NThe %a%s%a of the composition was a fitting end.The author has only the %a%s%a of his book left to write.grammarcontextplacementconclusionapologyreplyappearanceThe %a%s%a of the book explained what had happened.prologuedesignpurposequeryReading the %a%s%a increased our anticipation of the story.The %s chose the finest wines for the banquet.The %s could hardly walk down the stairs.The %s of the play was sung by a chorus.Imagine what happened to all the characters.EP-uh-logpursuit of or devotion to pleasureFrom the Greek hedone, "pleasure."NPure %a%s%a will not give one a sense of accomplishment.Set goals in life rather than pursuing %a%s%a.favorcorpulenceslothsensualismtorporrectitudeneurosisHis father disapproved of Jack's life of %a%s%a.asceticismsatisfactionmagnitudestealthThe monastery is devoted to %a%s%a.The fumes of %s make hot air rise.If you become a missionary, he will have to give up his %s.He is not a specialist in that branch of %s.Imagine someone devoted to enjoying luxury.HEE-duh-NIZ-uhma link-up or connection of parts of the whole; partnershipFrom the Latin ligatio, "to bind."NThe %a%s%a between the two men caused an embarrassment.Without their %a%s%a, the designers couldn't have created it.accidentreputationdisjunctionrelationshipresignationreciprocityresemblanceWho's the more important partner in that %a%s%a?separationdistancedifferencedistinctionBefore their %a%s%a, they were as close as any couple I know.The %s tore the two apart.Did you eat the missing %s.There is a %s between the United States and England.Imagine and historical event bonding two feuding towns within a country.lee-AY-zona beginnerFrom the Latin novicius, "new, inexperienced."NIt is natural for a %a%s%a to be a little afraid.When he gets past the %a%s%a stage, he will be more confident.climberexperthypocritebeginneraspirantsagepractitionerShe is a %a%s%a but will become a full-fledged member next year.veterancomforterpretenderfatherAsk one of the %a%s%as who know the ropes to help you.I would like to hire a %s to help me with the party.Most %ss enjoy word games.A %s can learn from the experts and champions.Imagine an intern striving for expertise.NAH-visa spiritless cowardFrom the Old Italian poltro, "colt."NBecause of the %a%s%as, we lost the battle.He is too much of a %a%s%a to speak up.coordinatorclownleadercowardscholarapplicantconvertThe %a%s%a ran from the fight.heroresultantagonistdescendantThe %a%s%a was awarded a medal for valor.The general was disgusted with the %s.We crossed the %s last week.They are raising %ss on their farm.Imagine a soldier hiding during a battle.pahl-TROONa facial expression of displeasure; a frownFrom the Danish skule, "to scowl."NThe %a%s%a on her face makes her very unattractive.Why are you giving me such a %a%s%a?welterpanoplyvisagefrownsnarlamazementterrorThe mask made me look like I had a frightening %a%s%a.smilereactionimageepilogueShe was gratified by the %a%s%a of delight on his face.The %s moved slowly up the river.He gave them a %s of displeasure.I would like a dish of %s for breakfast.Imagine a very unhappy face.SKOWLbaseness; depravity; a base actFrom the Latin turpis, "vile," "base."NHe is held in contempt for his %a%s%a.An instance of %a%s%a will cause a blot on your reputation.certaintyavaricecorpulencebasenessslothneighborlinessdemonstrationHe was expelled from school for moral %a%s%a.rectitudeorderlinessloyaltyknowledgeHer %a%s%a has made her a respected citizen.The %s buffeted the plane.%s can drive friends away and cost you your job.Your %s will improve if you apply yourself.Imagine the bottom of the barrel.TER-puh-tyoodstrong dislike or obvious ill willFrom the Latin animus, "spirit."N%a%s%a leads people to hostile acts.His caustic comments left me feeling %a%s%a toward him.generositypityamityhatredrespectconfusionindifferenceTheir mutual %a%s%a was obvious from their ugly expressions.affectionfriendlinesssadnessantagonismTheir warm handshake demonstrated their mutual %a%s%a.The terrible argument caused much %s .The %s is similar to a truce.His generosity encouraged great %s.Imagine how you would feel toward someone who poisoned your pet.an-uh-MAH-suh-teecontempt for God; irreverence toward something sacredFrom the Middle English blasfemen, "blasphemous."NThe minister urged her not to speak %a%s%a.She doesn't feel it is %a%s%a to admit to religious doubts.aspersionbrevitymirthirreverencepatiencefondnessequanimityIt is %a%s%a to curse God.reverenceironywearinesscandorThe priest respected the man's %a%s%a.His %s enables him to accept things calmly.The rare disease can only be cured by %s.Do not utter %s in a house of worship.Imagine someone desecrating an altar.BLAS-fuh-meerefusal to admit the truth; disavowalFrom the Middle English denyen, "to deny."NThe politician's %a%s%a of the truth damaged his credibility.%a%s%a of your problems is not the way to solve them.impertinencespeechpreparationdisavowalapprovalexpectationhopeHis %a%s%a of the charges puzzled the police.acceptancetransferencecarriageabstinenceHer %a%s%a of her father's alcoholism gave her peace of mind.His %s made the test easy for him.I hope my %s of your words convinces you of my innocence.All eyes were upon the dancers in their %s of the floor.Imagine a friend who won't speak to you.de-NIE-uhlcalmness of mind; evenness of temperFrom the Latin aequanimitas, "of even mind."NThe children were kept calm by their mother's %a%s%a.He can deal with a crisis because he maintains his %a%s%a.respectsensedoggednesscomposureregretcontritionfrugalityHe accepted the bad news with %a%s%a.agitationanonymityasperityhonorShe was in a state of %a%s%a because of her father's death.Driving with %s, he exceeded the speed limit.A doctor must be able to handle emergencies with %s.The scales have not reached %s.Imagine someone who is always calm.ee-kwuh-NIM-uh-teeexhilaration of spirits; boisterous merrimentFrom the Latin hilarus, "cheerful."NThe %a%s%a of the situation grew with each new misadventure.After she left the room, the others exploded in %a%s%a.aplombbravadodespairmirthpreparationhumilityacceptanceThe comical sight caused an outbreak of %a%s%a.solemnityintroductionsimplicityambivalenceHer friend's leaving brought about her %a%s%a.As the party progressed, the room rang with %s.The %s of the air makes it hard to breathe.Animals cannot survive without %s.Imagine laughing uncontrollably.hi-LAIR-uh-teeof moderate or average ability or valueFrom the Latin medius, "middle."NWhy should we settle for %a%s%a of workmanship?We have seen so much %a%s%a that we are hungry for quality.gleeconsternationgrowthaveragenessinfluencefervorcorruptionWe were disappointed in the %a%s%a of his performance.excellencefinalitycourtesysympathyI always strive for %a%s%a.Too many people accept the standard of %s.She had her fortune told by a %s.The %s of the clouds will bring rain.Imagine a TV show that is nothing special.mee-dee-AHK-rih-teeabusive language; bad reputeFrom the Late Latin obloqui, "to speak against."NI find her unpleasant because of her constant %a%s%a.He could not hold his head up because of his %a%s%a in the town.delightpatiencerapportabusewonderpuzzlementknowledgeHe could stand the %a%s%a no longer and left the room.praiseresponsibilityeloquenceperfectionHe enjoys the %a%s%a he gets from his friends.She kept her promise out of a sense of %s.I don't know the reason for their %s about the new couple.The %s of the house may cause the foundation to weaken.Imagine vicious gossip.AWB-luh-kweean introductory musical section; an introductory and preparatory eventFrom the Latin praeludere, "to play beforehand."NThe enjoyable lunch was the %a%s%a to a cordial relationship.The wedding is only a %a%s%a to the marriage.contextheadwaydelightintroductiontopmannersummaryThe pianist opened the concert with a beautiful %a%s%a.aftermatheffectresponseaccountThe %a%s%a of the argument was that he lost his job.The engine's %s made it difficult to drive smoothly.The nuns walked silently into the %s.I hope this meeting will be the %s to friendship.Imagine the opening piece of a piano recital.PREL-yudethe act of talking to oneself; an actor's speech to the audienceFrom the Latin soliloquium, "to speak alone."NWhen you give a %a%s%a, you appear to be talking to yourself.Because she hid, she was the only one to hear her %a%s%a.tearsbequestmilleniummonologueaxiomquotationevidenceMy %a%s%a with myself convinced me to take action.dialoguemonologuetandemtrystHow can you have a %a%s%a with yourself?The actor gave a fine %s in the play.Don't stay out too long in the %s.He and I exchanged a long %s.Imagine an actor in a one-person performance, speaking to the audience.suh-LIL-uh-kweea caprice; an erratic notion; a flight of fancyFrom the Latin vagari, "to wander."NDo we have to go along with your every %a%s%a?Your idea is not sensible; it is just another %a%s%a.mixtureproceduredeceitcapricepolicyauthoritywanderlustHe flitted from friend to friend with whimsical %a%s%a.stoliditythoughtreactiontopicThe %a%s%a of the actor made him insufferably dull.Her %s was caused by an eye infection.She is too given to %s to be very responsible.We will wait for the %s to arrive.Imagine a wild idea.VAY-guh-reeadversary, opponentFrom the Greek antagonizesthai, "to struggle against."NHe is so tough that no one wants him as an %a%s%a.I don't know why he has become my %a%s%a on this issue.omniscienceauthorityillustrationadversarymartinetsupervisorofficialEach %a%s%a was told to fight fairly.allycharacterleaderattorneyHe is my %a%s%a, and we do everything together.The rich, old %s died and left him all her money.The team easily beat their %ss.The jewels should be appraised by an %s.Imagine a boxing match.an-TAG-uh-nuhstpretense of courage; swaggering behaviorFrom the Spanish bravo, "brave."NThe bully made a show of %a%s%a but then ran away.His %a%s%a doesn't convince anyone except himself.dignityalacritytorporblusterhappinesseleganceterrorHe was full of %a%s%a but had no real courage.couragepatiencecareaplombHe had a quiet, genuine %a%s%a in the face of danger.She forms her letters with %s.The %s of the wine made her sleepy.The puppy showed his %s by barking at a mouse.Imagine a show-off.bruh-VAH-doinhabitant; one who frequents a particular placeFrom the Middle English denisein, "native inhabitant."NA fish is a %a%s%a of a stream.The %a%s%as of the bar all had matching tee-shirts.mobstersobriquetpariahnativecuratevictimrecluseThe %a%s%a of inner London had lived there all his life.outsiderproprietorpresidentrespondentThey didn't know anyone there, so they felt like %a%s%as.%ss have to be strong and good with mechanical tools.The %s traveled from town to town.Although I lived in Paris many years I was not a %s.Imagine someone who always shops at the same stores.DEN-ih-zuna false or superficial appearance, often to give a favorable impressionFrom the Italian facciata, "face."NHer smile was just a %a%s%a; she was crying inside.A true con man, his honest appearance was only a %a%s%a.fablephantasmballustradepretenseintensityprologuepredilectionShe saw through his %a%s%a of enthusiasm that he was bored.genuinenessguisegratuityintuitionHer %a%s%a was made clear by her benevolent actions.The storefront was just a %s for the back room gambling.The %s fell from the bookcase, shattering on the floor.She gained so much weight that her %s no longer fit her.Imagine making a person believe you are someone else.fuh-SAHDreverential regard; respect; tributeFrom the Middle English homme, "man," "vassal."NThe master painter accepted the %a%s%a of his pupils.He bowed in %a%s%a to the king.conquestvanitywonderhonorfecundityveracitysenseEveryone came to pay %a%s%a to the great man.contemptardorfeverhilarityShe treated him with %a%s%a because of his vile actions.An attitude of %s will make the work go faster.%s is due her for her humanitarianism.He lacked the %s to admit his mistakes.Imagine a revered scholar.HOM-ijsadness, depression; a pensive moodFrom the Greek melanchole, "black bile."NI don't know the cause of her depression and %a%s%a.His %a%s%a began when his wife divorced him.decisivenessmirthcandorsadnessdignitypopularitydecisionRain puts one in a mood of %a%s%a.joyhelplessnessshamedoubtHe bounded out of bed with great %a%s%a.The clouds accumulated during the %s.The situation is beyond our control and has become %s.Maybe a visit from you would bring her out of her %s.Imagine feeling blue.MEL-un-kahl-eesomething that brings public disgrace; infamy; contemptFrom the Latin opprobrare, "to reproach."NHe was once respected but now is treated with %a%s%a.The scandal brought %a%s%a to her entire family.ironyfinalityamusementdisgraceparcelsubstancefinalityAfter she committed the crime, the town held her in %a%s%a.praiseprecisiongracebanalityHe was showered with %a%s%a because he saved the child's life.If you conduct your affairs with %s, you will be respected.She has felt a great deal of %s since the death of her son.The thief knows his victim is justified in his %s for him.Imagine public reaction to a villain.uh-PRO-bree-uhmuprightness; honesty; integrityFrom the Latin probus, "honest."NShe is widely respected for her complete %a%s%a.We believed him because of his reputation for %a%s%a.timiditygenialityequalityuprightnessgenerositytalentfreshnessHis %a%s%a will make him an excellent candidate.corruptnessoriginalityjoyapprehensionWe could not trust him because of his %a%s%a.The %s that he will complete the course is not good.You should train your dog to use %s.Only persons of %s should enter the legal profession.Imagine someone who never lies.PRO-buh-teea mark of shame or discredit; an identifying markFrom the Latin stigma, "mark," "brand."NThey were conscious of the %a%s%a their actions would bring.She shouldn't be given a %a%s%a because of another's wrongdoing.pleasurestampplaciditystaincapturetolerancecomplexionHe refused to acknowledge the %a%s%a left by the past.acceptanceeasedecisionfrivolityHe welcomed the %a%s%a of the townspeople.If his %s begins, he will be ready to move.He has poor eyesight caused by a %s.She felt a %s because of the misdeeds of her brother.Imagine a birthmark.STIG-muha wanderer; a person with no established residenceFrom the Middle French wacrant, "wandering."NThe police decided not to arrest the %a%s%a.Since he lost his job he has become a %a%s%a.contestantdonormasterwandererlaborermanagerriderSome of the %a%s%as sleep in doorways.residentrecipientdenizenfriendHe is a %a%s%a and a pillar of the community.She was able to give only a %s answer.The %s was told to move on.She fell under the spell of a %s.Imagine a bum in a doorway.VAY-gruhntconfidence, poise, self-assuranceFrom the French aplomb, "perpendicularity."NHis %a%s%a calmed everyone's nerves.She never loses her %a%s%a in any situation.courtesyhilarityreservepoiseglamourelasticityterrorShe handled herself with perfect %a%s%a.uneasesplendorpossibilityjusticeHis %a%s%a made us all nervous.Try to conduct yourself with %s.The grand opening created much %s.The mourners felt a deep sense of %s.Imagine being cool, calm, and collected.uh-PLAHMshortness of duration; concisenessFrom the Latin brevis, "short."NThe book is interesting but %a%s%a would have made it better.In the interest of %a%s%a I will omit most of the explanation.incredulityamazementthicknessshortnessdepthtimidityavariceThe %a%s%a of her report made it very effective.lengththoroughnessagilitymelodyThe %a%s%a of his speech made everyone restless.The soldier was decorated for his %s.I look forward to the event with %s.The principles of %s and humor will enliven any talk.Imagine a short, effective speech.BREV-uh-teea bitter, abusive speech or writing; satirical criticismFrom the Greek diatribe, "pastime," "discourse."NHe uses any chance remark as an excuse for a %a%s%a.She wilted under his stinging %a%s%a.dictationsensitivityfatiguetiradepatiencerapturecalmnessI cannot bear to listen to this %a%s%a.praisereplyappraisalresponseThey were highly gratified by his %a%s%a.The group's %s is expected to last for six months.The %s is to be held following the dinner.His series of %ss lost him the election.Imagine an angry lecture.DIE-uh-tribefalse or mistaken ideaFrom the Latin fallax, "deceitful."NDon't believe him; what he told you is a %a%s%a.If it's a %a%s%a, why do so many people believe it?flingtrialcompunctionmisconceptionportionsystemreasonThe notion that kissing causes warts is a %a%s%a.factimplicationassertivenessattemptWe were relieved to learn that the good news was a %a%s%a.He attacked his work with renewed %s.He soon saw the %s in his reasoning.Everyone daydreams about a favorite %s.Imagine a person who never has the facts straight.FAL-uh-seehumbleness, lack of prideFrom the Latin humilis, "low."NI feel great %a%s%a in accepting this honor.He bowed to his lord with %a%s%a.fortitudecourtesyacceptancehumblenessflairhilaritypracticeIn spite of his greatness he is a man of %a%s%a.pridefinessestrengthactionThe %a%s%a of his personality makes him overbearing.Please use %s in driving the car.The %s makes us all damp and uncomfortable.He went before the judge in %s to beg for his life.Imagine someone bowing low.hyu-MIL-uh-teeuntruthfulness; a lie; deceptionFrom the Latin mendax, "mendacious."NHe actually had the %a%s%a to tell me that obvious lie.His %a%s%a has lost him many friends.honorseveritysimplicitydeceptionpaucityscruplesmoralityHis stories show his tendency toward %a%s%a.truthfulnessabilitymannerfranknessWe trusted him because of his %a%s%a.Your %s will get you into trouble.Everyone should practice %s.I am amazed at the %s of the beggars.Imagine a teller of tall tales.men-DASS-uh-teewealth, affluenceFrom the Latin opulens, "riches".NThe mink trim lent %a%s%a to the otherwise plain wool coat.I know he's rich, but the %a%s%a of the dinner is overwhelming.disdainpassionrepugnanceluxuryobtrusiondiplomacysucculenceThe obvious %a%s%a of their lives created envious neighbors.austerityprofanityvigorerrorThe %a%s%a of their spending habits kept them within budget.Can she adjust to convent living after a life of %s?Because he was poor, he lived in %s.The old and dusty car exuded %s.Imagine the throne room of a wealthy king.OP-yu-lensthe working class; the class of lowest statusFrom the Latin proletarius, "of the lowest class."NMembers of the %a%s%a work hard to advance financially.Unskilled workers belong to the %a%s%a.upper echelonaristocracybureaucracylowest classunionclubsenior classThe members of the %a%s%a worked day and night in the factory.upper classcoal minesgangaristocratsThose in the %a%s%a don't have to take second jobs to pay bills.Members of the %s work long hours for minimal wages.Only the %s is highly respected.The bank vice president is a member of the %s.Imagine an assembly line.pro-luh-TAIR-ee-uhtstate of reduced sensibility; mental confusion; dazeFrom the Latin stupere, "to be stunned."NHe should not drive if he is still in a %a%s%a.She has been in a %a%s%a ever since she heard the bad news.vehiclevolatilityfrightdazeeuphoriaflamboyancesolemnityThe drugs had put her in a %a%s%a.alertnessfallacymilitancyespritShe should operate the machine only while in a state of %a%s%a.He is a %s and cannot understand.Please paint the floor with a %s.His illness has put him in a %s.Imagine a drunk staggering down the street.STYU-pervigor; resonance; brightnessFrom the Latin vibrare, "to shake."NThe %a%s%a of her personality lifted his spirits.He is admired for the %a%s%a of his colorful language.memoryangerchicaneryresonancesolitudehonormendacityThe %a%s%a of the colors made the gems glow.dullnesshealthmisgivingduplicityThe child fell asleep because of the %a%s%a of the story.The %s of my car troubles me.He was arrested and charged with %s.The %s of her smile warmed his heart.Imagine a bright color.VIE-bruhn-seerigor, severity; roughness of surface; roughness of mannerFrom the Old French aspre, "rough."NThough he spoke with %a%s%a today, he is usually friendly.Try to be nice and keep the %a%s%a out of your voice.deliberationhumilityamusementacrimonypurposecautiontimidityShe was losing her patience and spoke with some %a%s%a.courtesyeloquencesoftnessvigorThe %a%s%a in his tone reassured us.He has great %s for the future.Despite his %s, the principal was actually fair and kind.Her aunt had dedicated her life to %s.Imagine an impatient, gruff person.uh-SPARE-uh-teequality of basic honesty that makes deceit or evasion impossibleFrom the Latin candere, "to shine."NHer %a%s%a kept the boy from lying to her.The judge's %a%s%a allowed him to render a fair decision.intelligencepositionsincerityhonestyfrugalitytenacitythoroughnessI appreciate your %a%s%a in telling me how the error happened.deceptionoblivionunderstandingforgetfulnessThat kind of %a%s%a will only make your punishment worse.The doctor's %s made me understand the nature of my illness.The con artist's %s made me mistrust all salesmen.The lying girl always spoke with great %s.Imagine the honesty of a minister, priest, or rabbi.KAN-durpersistent application; assiduity; attentive careFrom the Latin diligere, "to esteem."NShe is pursuing her law studies with great %a%s%a.The child approaches learning each new skill with %a%s%a.speedelevationlassitudeassiduitysobrietysurlinessfatiguePursue your goals with %a%s%a and you will not fail.dilatorinesssorrowacceptancestrengthHis %a%s%a caused him to fail the examination.Her %s has finally been rewarded.I have nothing but %s for you.His %s caused us all to be late.Imagine Abe Lincoln studying by firelight.DIL-uh-juhnscareful, thrifty, frugal management; agricultureFrom the Middle English husbonde, "master of a house."NGood %a%s%a will make your money last longer.We can learn to use better %a%s%a with the resources we have.frigidityimpatiencecandorconservationfortitudeangerfameThe farmer increased his crops by careful %a%s%a.wastefulnessrighteousnessabilityhonestyBecause of their %a%s%a, they lost most of their livestock.The ranch has blossomed under his %s.They are seeing a marriage counselor because of their %s.The %s caused rivalry among the neighbors.Imagine someone carefully tending a small garden.HUZ-buhn-dreegladness or gaiety, especially when accompanied by laughterFrom the Old English myrge, "merry."NShe is so full of %a%s%a that she makes others happy.The troop was known for its %a%s%a and animation.griefsanityshamgaietystuporcrueltyresponsibilityThe %a%s%a of the show left us all in good moods.sadnessanticipationresponsivenessclarityHis %a%s%a depresses everyone around him.Try to feel some %s for her.The children's %s was wonderfully infectious.There is a %s of information about him.Imagine feeling so happy that it spreads to those around you.MERTHaccepting established religion; following traditional customFrom the Greek orthodoxos, "correct opinion."NHe will do nothing that does not follow the rules of %a%s%a.They adhere to all the rules of %a%s%a.duplicityreplytalentconventionfurorsimplicityanguishThe %a%s%a of her beliefs kept her from breaking dietary laws.heterodoxytemerityvigorfuryShe does things her own way because of her %a%s%a.The %s of her religion forbade her to marry him.Her teeth are crooked and in need of %s.He hopes to study %s in college.Imagine following all the rules.OR-thuh-dawk-seemain character in a story or play; person who plays a leading roleFrom the Greek protos + agonistes, "first actor."NWanting an important role, she auditioned to be the %a%s%a.The %a%s%a overcame all obstacles by the end of the book.workerphilosopherauthorheroorphanbuffooningenueOliver Twist is the %a%s%a of Dickens's book by the same name.bit playerprisonerreclusesupporterThe %a%s%a may not be the lead, but he gets the best lines.He was the obvious %s because the action centered around himThe %s had only a minor part in the play.Only a %s could think of a stunt like that!Imagine Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone with the Wind."pro-TAG-uh-nustsomething that's supposed to bring good luck or ward off evilFrom the Greek telesma, "consecrated objects."NHe used the %a%s%a when he tried to cast the spell.She considered the rabbit's foot a %a%s%a.manaclesymboltrinketcharmpenknifefobascotHe's so superstitious that he always wears the %a%s%a.curseshoutwordknifeThe voodoo queen's angry %a%s%as made him nervous.The %s helped him to have good luck.Using a %s causes evil.A %s must be made of wood.Imagine a horseshoe hanging above a door.TAL-us-munthe quality or state of being watchful or alert to dangerFrom the Latin vigilant, "to keep awake."NThe %a%s%a of the dog protected her blind master.The %a%s%a of the police force makes us feel secure.carefulnesshappinessstripeswatchfulnesshastecursesensitivityHe kept strict %a%s%a over the sick child's fever.obliviousnessimmunityhostilityspecialityWhen I'm silly and distracted, I'm in a state of %a%s%a.Watch out for the dangerous %s group!The expectant father's %s of his wife is very sweet.Mr. Jones gave a toast of %s to all of his buddies.Imagine neighbors guarding each other's houses against vandalism.VIH-juh-lenssthe act of exercising one's will; a deliberate decision or choiceFrom the Latin volo, "to be willing."NI will exercise my own %a%s%a and buy the sofa.She started music lessons as an act of %a%s%a.illnessangercleanlinessfree willnecessityimpulsecontritionHis decision to teach in Africa was an act of %a%s%a.compulsionvindicationfanfarerevulsionBecause of his %a%s%a, he was involved in too many activities.You can attribute his crazy decision to unmeditated %s.His %s helped him to accomplish anything he wanted to.Take your %s to the garbage can.Imagine making up your mind to do something important.vuh-LISH-uncalumny, slander, defamation; sprinkling with waterFrom the Latin aspergere, "to scatter."NThe townspeople spread nasty %a%s%as about her.I do not appreciate the %a%s%a of your remark.fameshockrelaxationdefamationpetuniareluctancelithographShe cast %a%s%as on his character.credithatredunitystiffnessI have to give him %a%s%a for the good job he has done.Electric appliances cannot take %s.Why do you continue to cast %ss on his ability?The actor is a master of %s.Imagine someone spreading rumors.uh-SPER-zhuhnswiftness in movement or actionFrom the Latin celer, "swift."NHer %a%s%a in responding to ideas makes her easy to work with.The farmer's %a%s%a in covering his crops saved them.boldnesspathosschismalacrityconvivialitypleasurestealthWhen she is given instructions, she obeys with %a%s%a.delaypatiencegratitudeardorWe always wait for him because he acts with such %a%s%a.If you do not act with %s, you will lose your money.They had to share because of the %s of their possessions.The %s of their situation became obvious as night fell.Imagine a new employee pleasing the boss.suh-LAIR-uh-teeact of diminishing; decreaseFrom the Latin diminuere, "to diminish."NThe %a%s%a in funds was caused by embezzlement.There has been a %a%s%a in the town's once-large population.proclivitydelightchicanerydecreasedecencyfervorproprietyThe %a%s%a of his interest in the subject was obvious.increaseveracityendurancesovereigntyDue to the %a%s%a in enrollment, the town needs a new school.His illness caused a %s in his appetite.The burglars agreed on a %s of the loot.She could foretell the future by %s.Imagine Alice in Wonderland getting smaller.dim-un-YU-shunimagination; fancy; creation of the fancyFrom the Latin phantasia, "appearance."NEveryone has a favorite %a%s%a.She has a %a%s%a that she will meet Prince Charming.satisfactionchagrinstuporimaginationcomplacencytenacityheedlessnessFairy tales are full of %a%s%a.realityassistancehopeanticipationOur plans are firmly grounded in %a%s%a.The horses pulled the %s through the park.We all indulge in %s in our daydreams.The cook based a large %s for the party.Imagine a daydream.FAN-tuh-seeextravagant exaggerationFrom the Greek hyperbole, "excess."NFairy tales often contain a great deal of %a%s%a.Your excuse contains too much %a%s%a to be taken seriously.franknesssettlementproblemexaggerationrepresentationexplanationattendanceThe winner of the story contest stretched the tale with %a%s%a.understatementthoughtlessnessariditypromiseHis modest account of the mishap was an example of %a%s%a."Jack and the Beanstalk" is a masterpiece of %s.His wounds became infected because of %s.When %s enters the picture, we must make amends.Imagine a teller of tall tales.high-PER-buh-leedoubt or suspicion, especially about a future eventFrom the Middle English mes, "to miss."NBe sure you have no %a%s%as before you start.Do you still have %a%s%as about taking that job?applicationmorbidityresponsedoubtgaietyspeedquietnessShe has some severe %a%s%as about leaving on this trip.certaintysplendorabilitydiminutionHe was calm and full of %a%s%a as he began his journey.%s helps support many worthwhile causes.Her %ss about the marriage worried her mother.He could not summon the %s to forget the past.Imagine that you think you shouldn't do something.mis-GIV-inga statement or thing that seems contradictory or unbelievableFrom the Greek paradoxos, "contrary to expectation."NThe mystery proved to be a %a%s%a for the detectives.His arrest was a total %a%s%a because he was so law abiding.situationconfirmationdefinitionenigmaevasioniconomenHer contradictory actions made her statements a true %a%s%a.solutionrequestrulequeryThe obvious %a%s%a was simply to leave the room.Sometimes a crossword puzzle turns out to be a %s.A %s is usually very straightforward.Do not be depressed over the %s.Imagine a riddle with two responses that seem accurate.pair-uh-DOKSfaintness; disturbing emotion; doubt; fear; uneasinessOrigin unknown.NDon't you have %a%s%as about hurting his feelings?They should have %a%s%as about cheating the old lady.peaceattitudereasonmisgivingcaregenerositysampleThe gangster killed many people without a %a%s%a.certaintypainrealizationstigmaI reassured him that I felt a %a%s%a about the adventure.Mountain climbers need many %ss.If we can raise a %s, the meeting can begin.He showed no %ss about the crime.Imagine a child afraid to put his hand in the cookie jar.KWAHMrecklessness; disregard of danger; audacityFrom the Latin temere, "in the dark."NHow dare you have the %a%s%a to speak to me like that!The child was punished for his %a%s%a.speculationpurposestrengthrecklessnessfamiliaritycontemptunderstandingNo one has the %a%s%a to shout at the boss.cautionmirthsagacityloyaltyHer shyness and %a%s%a made her fearful of trying anything new.He has the %s to do or say anything.The %s of the product was called into the question.Hitchcock's movies are masterpieces of %s.Imagine a daredevil.tuh-MARE-uh-teeone who shows excessive devotion to a causeFrom the Greek zelotes, "one who has ardor."NA %a%s%a has the self assurance that comes from conviction.%a%s%as are not likely to be open-minded.gargoylemaverickchaosfanaticcynicprelatepredatorThe %a%s%a follows that cult's teachings without question.wallflowergourmetwantoncreepThe %a%s%a would not risk his life for any cause.A religious fanatic is sometimes called a %s.The %s always joked about his beliefs.I can never decide what the %s believes.Imagine a terrorist who is willing to bomb buildings for a cause.ZEL-utthe act of breathing; ambitionFrom the Latin aspirare, "to breathe upon."NA person of your %a%s%as will not be happy with a menial job.Does he have political %a%s%as?confusioncertitudeconfidenceambitionbenevolencesolicituderequirementHe has high %a%s%as for his career.passivityscarcityexcitementexpressionHis %a%s%a makes him content as he is.He likes being governor but has no %s to be President.He cast %ss on my character.I don't like being treated with %s.Imagine someone climbing the corporate ladder.as-puh-RAY-shunstate of utter confusionFrom the Greek khaos, "formless matter."NThe fire sent people running to the streets in %a%s%a.Before the police came, the crowd was in %a%s%a.expensefluiditysuddennessconfusionflavorcaptivityambienceWhen the lights went out, there was %a%s%a in the theater.calmwealthmargintorporA writer needs an atmosphere of %a%s%a in which to work.The sad story filled me with %s.The arrival of the rock star produced utter %s.She deserves to be treated with %s.Imagine people milling about in panic.KAY-ossfuneral hymn; slow, mournful music or poetryFrom the Middle English dirige, "The Office of the Dead."NThe notes of the %a%s%a filled her with gloom.Please do not play a %a%s%a at my funeral.sweetnessfluencyliquiditylamentnovelhopecollectionThe musicians played a slow %a%s%a as they walked to the grave.paeaneffectfinaleexcitementThe sound of a joyous %a%s%a filled the room.We watched the %s as it rose into the sky.His selfish actions filled her with %s.The %s played for the dead man was heartbreaking.Imagine a funeral procession.DERJrestraint; self-control; lenience; patienceFrom the Middle English forberen, "to carry further."NHe showed %a%s%a when he was falsely accused.A king or queen must always demonstrate %a%s%a in public.alternativesangersignificanceself-controlrestitutionreparteedenizenHer %a%s%a in the face of tragedy was remarkable.emotionalismegotismloveboredomThat kind of %a%s%a will make your mother think you're angry.No one could break his well-written %s.Because of her %s, she refused to cry.His panicky behavior when the boat leaked showed %s.Imagine having to hold back anger when you want to explode.for-BARE-unsinnocent, inexperienced girl; actress playing such a roleFrom the Latin ingenuus, "native," "inborn."NThe role of the %a%s%a is played by the pretty, young girl.Elizabeth Taylor started her career playing %a%s%as.peasantaristocratmotherinnocentchildladydenizenThe %a%s%a couldn't believe that anyone has to go to bed hungry.expertmartyrvillaincivilianThe %a%s%a had seen that kind of behavior many times.The clever detective is an %s classic.The %s pulled her gray hair back with her gnarled fingers.The %s was easy to spot because she was the most sincere.Imagine Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz."on-zhuh-NOOa small portion; a limited quantityFrom the Latin modicus, "moderate."NWith only a %a%s%a of supplies, they had to use them wisely.The %a%s%a of food would not last them a week.modummoduleprotocolpittancepietyimpetusproprietyShe wasn't able to support herself on the %a%s%a she received.abundancereboundrepugnanceimpudenceTheir %a%s%a of wealth made their friends jealous.Flushed with %s she collapsed into the chair.Without the %s the computer was useless to them.With the %s of lumber that remained, he built a bird house.Imagine rationing of supplies during a shortage.MAH-di-kuma model or example of perfection or excellenceFrom the Italian paragone, "a comparison or test."NShe is so virtuous that she is a %a%s%a for others.Imagine how easy it would be to slip up if you were a %a%s%a.quirkmockeryquerymodeltypesamplerecluseHis behavior makes him a %a%s%a for all leaders.outcastexperttrouble-shooterparsonHis wretched behavior has made him the most despicable %a%s%a.Your speech is a %s for other candidates.No one should follow a %s that is so bad.You're %s is a weak example.Imagine someone who never does anything wrong.PAIR-uh-gona relationship marked by harmony or affinityFrom the French rapporter, "to bring back."NShe felt an instant %a%s%a with the younger woman.I feel a %a%s%a with all of my relatives except one.practiceconservatismnonchalanceaffinitysynthesisexpectationsintelligenceShe developed a strong %a%s%a with her co-worker.antipathyallegationoutcomeknowledgeThe two soldiers had to be separated because of their %a%s%a.You are required to submit a complete %s on this incident.She was sent into %s by the beautiful music.The team will play better if the members have %s.Imagine two good friends.ra-PORcohesiveness; toughness; strength; tendency to adhere or persistFrom the Latin tenax, "tending to hold fast."NDan will succeed because of his %a%s%a in pursuing his dreams.She will win in the end because of her %a%s%a.harmonymoderationsorrowpersistenceinquiryvelocityradiationYou will find the answer if you have enough %a%s%a.weaknessactivitycelebrationconfidenceHe gave up easily because he had %a%s%a of purpose.He approached the stranger with %s.%s is the cornerstone of mathematics.Your %s will be a valuable asset in this painstaking work.Imagine a koala clinging to its branch.tuh-NASS-uh-teethe highest or culminating point; the acmeFrom the Arabic samt, "path."NBeing awarded this honor is the %a%s%a of my life.The %a%s%a of his career was being elected president.paucitysplendorblendacmeminoritycuspjunctionThe sun reaches its %a%s%a when it is directly overhead.nadirspecialtyoutcomelawBeing fired was the %a%s%a of his career.You should approach him only with a %s.She strives for %s in all that she does.The %s of the relationship is yet to come.Imagine the sun at noon.ZEE-nuhthto put an end to; 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