C2 Proficiency Use of English Word Formation | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

The newspapers report about a so-called '...' was little more than a neighbour's argument (DISTURBING)

disturbance

He is an ... critic of what he has dubbed 'unspeakable behaviour' (SPEAK)

outspoken

The ease in which outright ... spread on social media has caused considerable concern. (FALSE)

falsehoods / falsities

The critical ... stance taken by the newspaper has drawn criticism from some quarters. (EDITOR)

editorial

The ugly so-called 'scalextric' raised roadways ... Madrid's Atocha roundabout for decades. (FIGURE)

disfigured

The shop was known as a mecca for ... collectors and enthusiasts. (COUNT)

countless

The rails move from the bottom of the stairs to the ... at the top. (LAND)

landing

The technology has become ... safer. (PROGRESS)

progressively

Stairlifts provide access to ... floors for those unable to walk. (UP)

upper

Dizzying technological changes meant that for those born in the early 20th century, little of their life remained ... (ALTER)

unaltered

These social developments that meant people needed to make continual ... to deal with life changes. (ADJUST)

adjustments

It is important to show ... to others' moods. (SENSE)

sensitivity

Not taking the pills can have a ... effect on a person's health (DETRIMENT)

detrimental

In the 1960s, scientists redefined the word to mean ‘non-functional’, ‘useless’, or ... (BELIEVE)

unbelievable

The word was later applied to anything false, spurious or intentionally ... (LEAD)

misleading

It wasn't long before the word ... a change of meaning. (GO)

underwent

Originally it referred to a machine used to make ... of coins. (FORGE)

forgeries

Its first ... in print was in 1827 in the Ohio Telegraph. (APPEAR)

appearance

The word 'bogus’ is often used in British newspaper ... (LINE)

headlines