The information she needed was ... (AVAILABLE)
UNAVAILABLE
She tried ... (SUCCESS) to start several small businesses but all of them had to be closed down.
UNSUCCESSFULLY
They are young ... (EXPERIENCED) parents who need support.
INEXPERIENCED
Some people think it's ... (POLITE) to ask someone's age.
IMPOLITE
Your work is ... (ADEQUATE) - you'll have to do it again.
INADEQUATE
Mr Peterson is ... (POPULAR) with the students.
UNPOPULAR
The chocolate cake was ... (RESISTIBLE).
IRRESISTIBLE
She's very ... (SATISFIED) with her current job.
UNSATISFIED or DISSATISFIED
Tom's reaction was so ... (EXPECT) we didn't know what to say or do.
UNEXPECTED
I told him I'd meet him here, but perhaps he ... (UNDERSTAND) me and went straight to the restaurant.
MISUNDERSTOOD
The headphones can be ... (COMFORTABLE) to wear.
UNCOMFORTABLE
Most old maps are totally ... (ACCURATE).
INACCURATE
The cells are slightly ... (REGULAR) in shape.
IRREGULAR
Food at hospitals is often dull and ... (INTEREST).
UNINTERESTING
It's ... (LEGAL) to sell cigarettes to anyone under 18.
ILLEGAL
It's ... (REALISTIC) to expect he'll solve the problem immediately.
UNREALISTIC
It was a ... (STOP) flight.
NONSTOP