In the White House

to reach a climax or highest point; to end or result in. The years of hard work ___________ in a successful business venture.

easily ignited or set on fire; capable of burning quickly and intensely. The volatile chemicals in the lab were highly ___________.

easily influenced or affected by something; vulnerable to. She was ___________ to flattery and easily persuaded.

to have the opportunity to speak in a conversation; Zelensky tried to ___________ a word, but Trump interrupted him.

to leave a place in an orderly fashion, usually one by one; The reporters ___________ of the room after Trump dismissed them.

to move through the air lightly and smoothly; The sound of raised voices ___________ from the Oval Office.

not anticipated or predicted; unexpected. The ___________ consequences of the decision led to a major crisis.

in an angry and offended manner; with indignation. He ___________ denied the accusations, claiming they were baseless.

to suddenly become very angry or emotional; Trump ___________ anger when Zelensky objected to his statement.

to officially approve or authorize something; The president refused to ___________ the minerals agreement.

to come to an end; The day's tense diplomatic talks finally ___________ as Trump left for Mar-a-Lago.

to arrange or organize something in a planned way; The chef carefully ___________ the plates on the long wooden table.

to involve someone in an argument, situation, or discussion; He warned Zelensky not to ___________ a heated debate with Trump.

to express an opinion or say something loudly and clearly; The vice president decided to ___________ during the conversation.

to defend or support someone or something; The White House statement said that Trump and Vance were ___________ Americans.