I didn't think our meeting was ..................... (accident) —he must have known I would be there.
accidental
She made a .................... (favour) impression on his parents.
favourable
The t.................. intervention of a teacher meant a fight was avoided.
timely
The law proved ................. (effect) in dealing with the problem.
ineffective
Fill in one word so it matches both sentences.
On dark nights children should wear ............. clothing.
There was a .................., rather sad side to her character.
reflective
Trains leave at .................... intervals.
hourly
Winston Churchill and Richard Nixon were both c ............... al figures.
controversial
You will have to be ..................... (select) about which information to include in the report.
selective
Fill in one word so it matches both sentences.
He's still a bit ................. after the operation.
When I stood up my legs went all ................... .
wobbly
Fill in one word so it matches both sentences.
We searched until we knew it would be ................. to continue.
Trying to foresee the future is a ................... exercise.
pointless
The new restaurant is highly .............................. (atmosphere).
atmospheric
Unusual or surprising in a way that causes people to take notice.
She was a truly ................................ woman.
remarkable
Fill in one word so it matches both sentences:
The dancers were all tall and ........ .
He gave a ............. bow to the audience.
graceful