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To stop yourself from doing something. Please ________ from talking.
refrain
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To make something worse. The argument ________ the situation.
exacerbate
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To refer to something indirectly. He ________ to the problem without explaining it clearly.
allude
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Very careful and detailed. He is ________ in his work.
meticulous
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Having mixed feelings. She felt ________ about the decision.
ambivalent
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Difficult choice. He faced a ________.
dilemma
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Cleverly. She ________ solved the problem.
astutely
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Past example. This case sets a ________.
precedent
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Very strong or difficult. They faced a ________ opponent.
formidable
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Steadily. She ________ supported him.
unwaveringly
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Confusing problem. It’s a ________.
conundrum
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Unpredictable. His behavior was ________.
erratic
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Clearly and in detail. The rules were ________ explained.
explicitly
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Unintended result. There were serious ________.
repercussions
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Friendship and trust. There is strong ________ in the team.
camaraderie
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Ability to recover. She showed great ________.
resilience
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On purpose. He ________ ignored me.
deliberately
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Something that causes change. The event was a ________ for growth.
catalyst
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To argue or claim. He ________ that the plan would fail.
contend
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Accidentally. He ________ broke the glass.
inadvertently
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Not certain or fixed. We made a ________ plan.
tentative
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To publicly support. The company ________ the policy.
endorse
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To delay or postpone. They decided to ________ the meeting.
defer
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Perfect with no mistakes. His manners were ________.
impeccable
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To force someone to act. The law ________ people to wear helmets.
compel
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Probably. ________, they are at home.
presumably
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Clearly and persuasively. He spoke ________.
eloquently
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Able to recover quickly. Children are often ________.
resilient
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Honest and direct. She gave a ________ answer.
candid
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To weaken something. His actions ________ the team’s success.
undermine
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Found everywhere. Smartphones are ________ today.
ubiquitous
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Completely. They won ________.
resoundingly
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Clearly noticeable. He was ________ absent.
conspicuously
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Without doubt. She ________ refused.
unequivocally
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Practical and realistic. We need a ________ solution.
pragmatic
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Without stopping. The dog barked ________.
incessantly
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To say something again. She ________ her point during the meeting.
reiterate
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Producing a lot of money. It’s a ________ business.
lucrative
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Having a huge appetite. He is a ________ reader.
voracious
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Sudden realization. He had an ________ during the lesson.
epiphany
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Small difference. There is a ________ in meaning.
nuance
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Unclear meaning. The sentence has ________.
ambiguity
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To make less severe. Steps were taken to ________ the damage.
mitigate
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Boring and long. The task was ________.
tedious
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Something unusual. The result was an ________.
anomaly
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Smoothly. The system works ________.
seamlessly
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To admit something is true. He ________ that he was wrong.
concede
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Natural character. She has a friendly ________.
disposition
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General agreement. The team reached a ________.
consensus
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To state strongly. She ________ her opinion.
assert
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