Context Matters

We should be able to adapt to the (unfamiliar) environment. For example, when we have to live in a foreign country, we should learn the local language, try local food, and get to know local people.

The record breaker has an (intriguing) personality. He likes to spend time alone, but he also enjoys socializing with others.

The recent study provides (insight) into cultural differences.

Attacks by enemy aircraft forced the tanks to (retreat) from the city.

The suspect has been telling the sad truth about the (dreadful) event during the interrogation.

The player had points (deducted) from his score for arguing with the referee.

After a long chase, the police officers (apprehended) the thief.

The error of the system could potentially (pose a threat to) national security.

Students were often inattentive, sometimes even (insolent), and showed relatively little interest in their work.

He expressed (sorrow) over the suffering inflicted during the war.

Most doctors are (cautious) about advising you to have surgery as it is a risky process..

She is extremely competent and (industrious). She is always busy at work.

The wording of the agreement is (ambiguous). It will cause confusion.

She's deeply (deceitful) and not to be trusted.

Getting a lot of sleep and drinking plenty of fluids can (mitigate) the effects of the flu.

These products are (inferior) to those we bought last year. They are defective.

The government should provide information about (mental) health, such as anxiety or depression.

As you get older, your bones become increasingly (brittle).

Drawing or painting can (enhance) your creativity. You will be more creative in the future.

I didn't take a (deliberate) decision to lose weight. It just happened.