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Even after falling off his bike, the young rider was RESILENT, quickly getting back up, dusting himself off, and continuing the race without losing spirit.
 
able to recover quickly
 
easily exhausted
 
very clumsy
 
quick to give up
Facing the reigning chess champion was a FORMIDABLE challenge for the beginner, presenting a difficult and intimidating obstacle to overcome.
 
difficult to overcome
 
pleasantly easy
 
surprisingly simple
 
simple to do
It was PRUDENT of the hiker to pack extra food and water; it was a smart and sensible decision in case the trip took longer than expected.
 
wise and sensible
 
quietly shy
 
wildly reckless
 
totally random
The silver metal was so MALLEABLE that the jeweler could easily shape it into a delicate, intricate ring without it breaking.
 
easily shaped or influenced
 
very heavy
 
difficult to manage
 
strong and rigid
Spreading a MALICIOUS lie about the new student was a cruel act intended only to cause her harm and damage her reputation.
 
intended to harm
 
playfully joking
 
slightly inconvenient
 
accidentally incorrect
I appreciated my friend's CANDID opinion about my presentation; her honest and direct feedback helped me improve it.
 
frank or sincere
 
politely vague
 
secretly deceptive
 
carefully exaggerated
Because he was so GULLIBLE, Tom believed the ridiculous story that the school would be closed for a year due to an invasion of flying squirrels.
 
easily fooled
 
often suspicious
 
creative
 
very smart
The senator chose to REPUDIATE the rumors about his involvement in the scandal, stating firmly that the claims were completely untrue and false.
 
reject as untrue
 
confirm as true
 
investigate thoroughly
 
publish widely
The INCESANT ringing of the phone drove me crazy; it rang every few seconds, never giving me a moment of peace and quiet.
 
continuing without interruption
 
brief and timely
 
extremely loud
 
rarely happening
Sitting alone by the window, Sarah looked PENSIVE, gently tracing the glass with her finger, clearly lost in deep thought about the upcoming school play.
 
deeply thoughtful
 
very worried
 
easily amused
 
highly energetic
After the initial shock of the sudden downpour, the intensity of the rain began to ABATE, and we were able to walk home without getting completely soaked.
 
lessen or subside
 
start quickly
 
increase suddenly
 
get stronger