honest; giving careful attention to detail â The detectives made a _________ search of the crime scene.
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peer pressure
the pressure from people your own age or social status to do the same as they do so as to be accepted â Tracy dresses exactly as she pleases and refus...
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heart
Other team wins 20 points!
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gold
Win 50 points!
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gift
Win 10 points!
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banana
Go to last place!
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at a loss
not knowing what to say â Roxanne was at _________to explain why her husband had left her.
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upright
behaving honestly and ethically â I couldn't believe such an apparently _______ citizen could have committed murder.
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dispassionate
clear-thinking because of lack of emotional involvement â To a _________ observer, United clearly did not deserve to win, though the fans would never...
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distrustful
not trusting sb/sth easily â Granddad is extremely ________ of all politicians.
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vent
express strongly â Alex hit the ball hard into the net to ______ his frustration at losing the match.
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neglect
lack of care or attention â In the UK, parents who leave underage children alone at home can be imprisoned for child ______
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obnoxious
horrible; offensive â What an _______ manner he has! It's small wonder he has no friends.
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elated
joyful and very excited â We were ________ at the referee's decision to award our team a penalty.
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arouse
excite or awaken particular feelings in sb â The referendum __________ a great deal of disagreement even between friends.
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gullible
easy to deceive; liable to believe what other say without question â How could you be so _______ as to buy that old heap of a car?
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impassive
showing no sign of emotion â From her ______ expression, you can never tell what our teacher is thinking.