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She was (INTRIGUE) by the teacher's question.
intrigued
She found the teacher's question very (INTRIGUE)
intriguing
I was (FRIGHTEN) out of my wits when we flew through intense turbulance.
frightened
Flying through intense turbulance was a (FRIGHTEN) experience.
frightening
The wedding guests were (MOVE) to tears by the bride's speech.
moved
The bride's speech was very (MOVE) and brought people to tears.
moving
Mary knew that blind dates are mostly bitterly (DISAPPOINT). This one, however, turned out to be different.
disappointing
Mary has been on a few unsuccessful blind dates, but this time she was far from (DISAPPOINT).
disappointed
Were you (BORE) to death while watching 'Titanic'?
bored
Did you find 'Titanic' dead (BORE)?
boring
When I pay for a cinema ticket, I expect to be (ENTERTAIN), not bored to death.
entertained
I was hoping for the movie to at least be (ENTERTAIN), but in fact I was bored to death.
entertaining
Do you think science lessons are (INTEREST) enough in school?
interesting
Are your children (INTEREST) in learning science?
interested
Public toilets are at the top of Lisa's list of (DISGUST) places.
disgusting
No matter how clean public toilets seem to be, Lisa still feels (DISGUST) by them.
disgusted
