C 1 … suffice
… suffice
… A brief explanation sufficed to clarify the misunderstanding.
… His savings sufficed for a modest but comfortable life abroad.
… Suffice is to be enough or adequate.
… suffice
/ suffice
… A brief explanation sufficed to clarify the misunderstanding.
/ A brief explanation sufficed to clarify the misunderstanding.
… A brief explanation sufficed to clarify the misunderstanding.
… His savings sufficed for a modest but comfortable life abroad.
/ His savings sufficed for a modest but comfortable life abroad.
… His savings sufficed for a modest but comfortable life abroad.
C 2 … surge
… surge
… Demand for the product surged after the new advertisement aired.
… A surge of emotion overwhelmed her as she read the letter.
… Surge is to rise suddenly and powerfully.
… surge
/ surge
… Demand for the product surged after the new advertisement aired.
/ Demand for the product surged after the new advertisement aired.
… Demand for the product surged after the new advertisement aired.
… A surge of emotion overwhelmed her as she read the letter.
/ A surge of emotion overwhelmed her as she read the letter.
… A surge of emotion overwhelmed her as she read the letter.
C 3 … billow
… billow
… Smoke billowed from the factory after the explosion.
… Her dress billowed in the strong wind.
… Billow is to swell or rise in large waves or clouds.
… billow
/ billow
… Smoke billowed from the factory after the explosion.
/ Smoke billowed from the factory after the explosion.
… Smoke billowed from the factory after the explosion.
… Her dress billowed in the strong wind.
/ Her dress billowed in the strong wind.
… Her dress billowed in the strong wind.
C 4 … suspend
… suspend
… The company suspended operations due to safety concerns.
… The student was suspended for violating school rules.
… Suspend is to temporarily stop or delay something.
… suspend
/ suspend
… The company suspended operations due to safety concerns.
/ The company suspended operations due to safety concerns.
… The company suspended operations due to safety concerns.
… The student was suspended for violating school rules.
/ The student was suspended for violating school rules.
… The student was suspended for violating school rules.
C 5 … thrash
… thrash
… The fish thrashed violently as it was pulled from the water.
… The team thrashed their rivals in a decisive victory.
… Thrash is to move violently or to defeat overwhelmingly.
… thrash
/ thrash
… The fish thrashed violently as it was pulled from the water.
/ The fish thrashed violently as it was pulled from the water.
… The fish thrashed violently as it was pulled from the water.
… The team thrashed their rivals in a decisive victory.
/ The team thrashed their rivals in a decisive victory.
… The team thrashed their rivals in a decisive victory.
C 6 … thrust
… thrust
… He thrust the door open with unexpected force.
… The scandal thrust her into the national spotlight.
… Thrust is to push suddenly or forcefully.
… thrust
/ thrust
… He thrust the door open with unexpected force.
/ He thrust the door open with unexpected force.
… He thrust the door open with unexpected force.
… The scandal thrust her into the national spotlight.
/ The scandal thrust her into the national spotlight.
… The scandal thrust her into the national spotlight.
C 7 … thwart
… thwart
… The security measures thwarted the attempted cyberattack.
… His plans were thwarted by unforeseen circumstances.
… Thwart is to prevent someone from achieving something.
… thwart
/ thwart
… The security measures thwarted the attempted cyberattack.
/ The security measures thwarted the attempted cyberattack.
… The security measures thwarted the attempted cyberattack.
… His plans were thwarted by unforeseen circumstances.
/ His plans were thwarted by unforeseen circumstances.
… His plans were thwarted by unforeseen circumstances.
C 8 … foil
… foil
… The police foiled the plot before it could be carried out.
… Her calm demeanor foiled his attempt to provoke her.
… Foil is to stop something from succeeding.
… foil
/ foil
… The police foiled the plot before it could be carried out.
/ The police foiled the plot before it could be carried out.
… The police foiled the plot before it could be carried out.
… Her calm demeanor foiled his attempt to provoke her.
/ Her calm demeanor foiled his attempt to provoke her.
… Her calm demeanor foiled his attempt to provoke her.
C 9 … underwrite
… underwrite
… The bank agreed to underwrite the construction project.
… The foundation underwrote the research to ensure its continuation.
… Underwrite is to guarantee financial support for something.
… underwrite
/ underwrite
… The bank agreed to underwrite the construction project.
/ The bank agreed to underwrite the construction project.
… The bank agreed to underwrite the construction project.
… The foundation underwrote the research to ensure its continuation.
/ The foundation underwrote the research to ensure its continuation.
… The foundation underwrote the research to ensure its continuation.
C 10 … vacate
… vacate
… Tenants were asked to vacate the building by the end of the month.
… The judge vacated the previous ruling due to new evidence.
… Vacate is to leave a place or to annul a decision.
… vacate
/ vacate
… Tenants were asked to vacate the building by the end of the month.
/ Tenants were asked to vacate the building by the end of the month.
… Tenants were asked to vacate the building by the end of the month.
… The judge vacated the previous ruling due to new evidence.
/ The judge vacated the previous ruling due to new evidence.
… The judge vacated the previous ruling due to new evidence.
C 11 … veto
… veto
… The president vetoed the bill despite strong public support.
… The committee exercised its veto over the proposed changes.
… Veto is to reject or forbid something officially.
… veto
/ veto
… The president vetoed the bill despite strong public support.
/ The president vetoed the bill despite strong public support.
… The president vetoed the bill despite strong public support.
… The committee exercised its veto over the proposed changes.
/ The committee exercised its veto over the proposed changes.
… The committee exercised its veto over the proposed changes.
C 12 … vie
… vie
… Several candidates vied for the prestigious scholarship.
… Companies are vying to dominate the emerging market.
… Vie is to compete intensely for something.
… vie
/ vie
… Several candidates vied for the prestigious scholarship.
/ Several candidates vied for the prestigious scholarship.
… Several candidates vied for the prestigious scholarship.
… Companies are vying to dominate the emerging market.
/ Companies are vying to dominate the emerging market.
… Companies are vying to dominate the emerging market.
C 13 … wade
… wade
… They waded through knee‑deep water after the heavy rain.
… She waded through piles of paperwork to find the document.
… Wade is to walk through something with difficulty.
… wade
/ wade
… They waded through knee‑deep water after the heavy rain.
/ They waded through knee‑deep water after the heavy rain.
… They waded through knee‑deep water after the heavy rain.
… She waded through piles of paperwork to find the document.
/ She waded through piles of paperwork to find the document.
… She waded through piles of paperwork to find the document.
C 14 … warp
… warp
… The wooden boards warped after years of exposure to moisture.
… His judgment became warped by personal bias.
… Warp is to bend out of shape or distort.
… warp
/ warp
… The wooden boards warped after years of exposure to moisture.
/ The wooden boards warped after years of exposure to moisture.
… The wooden boards warped after years of exposure to moisture.
… His judgment became warped by personal bias.
/ His judgment became warped by personal bias.
… His judgment became warped by personal bias.
C 15 … weed
… weed
… Volunteers helped weed the community garden.
… The editor weeded out unnecessary details from the report.
… Weed is to remove unwanted elements.
… weed
/ weed
… Volunteers helped weed the community garden.
/ Volunteers helped weed the community garden.
… Volunteers helped weed the community garden.
… The editor weeded out unnecessary details from the report.
/ The editor weeded out unnecessary details from the report.
… The editor weeded out unnecessary details from the report.
C 16 … weld
… weld
… The technician welded the broken metal pieces together.
… The crisis welded the team into a stronger, more unified group.
… Weld is to join things firmly, literally or figuratively.
… weld
/ weld
… The technician welded the broken metal pieces together.
/ The technician welded the broken metal pieces together.
… The technician welded the broken metal pieces together.
… The crisis welded the team into a stronger, more unified group.
/ The crisis welded the team into a stronger, more unified group.
… The crisis welded the team into a stronger, more unified group.
C 17 … yield
… yield
… The farm yielded an abundant harvest this year.
… He finally yielded to their persistent requests.
… Yield is to produce something or to give in.
… yield
/ yield
… The farm yielded an abundant harvest this year.
/ The farm yielded an abundant harvest this year.
… The farm yielded an abundant harvest this year.
… He finally yielded to their persistent requests.
/ He finally yielded to their persistent requests.
… He finally yielded to their persistent requests.
C 18 … adjournment
… adjournment
… The adjournment of the meeting frustrated several participants.
… The trial’s adjournment allowed the defense more preparation time.
… Adjournment is the suspension or postponement of a meeting or event.
… adjournment
/ adjournment
… The adjournment of the meeting frustrated several participants.
/ The adjournment of the meeting frustrated several participants.
… The adjournment of the meeting frustrated several participants.
… The trial’s adjournment allowed the defense more preparation time.
/ The trial’s adjournment allowed the defense more preparation time.
… The trial’s adjournment allowed the defense more preparation time.
C 19 … admonition
… admonition
… Despite repeated admonitions, he continued to ignore safety protocols.
… Her gentle admonition reminded him to stay humble.
… Admonition is a warning or mild criticism.
… admonition
/ admonition
… Despite repeated admonitions, he continued to ignore safety protocols.
/ Despite repeated admonitions, he continued to ignore safety protocols.
… Despite repeated admonitions, he continued to ignore safety protocols.
… Her gentle admonition reminded him to stay humble.
/ Her gentle admonition reminded him to stay humble.
… Her gentle admonition reminded him to stay humble.
C 20 … adversary
… adversary
… He faced a formidable adversary in the final match.
… The negotiators treated each other as partners, not adversaries.
… Adversary is an opponent or enemy.
… adversary
/ adversary
… He faced a formidable adversary in the final match.
/ He faced a formidable adversary in the final match.
… He faced a formidable adversary in the final match.
… The negotiators treated each other as partners, not adversaries.
/ The negotiators treated each other as partners, not adversaries.
… The negotiators treated each other as partners, not adversaries.
C 21 … adversity
… adversity
… She showed remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
… Adversity often reveals a person’s true character.
… Adversity is hardship or difficult circumstances.
… adversity
/ adversity
… She showed remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
/ She showed remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
… She showed remarkable resilience in the face of adversity.
… Adversity often reveals a person’s true character.
/ Adversity often reveals a person’s true character.
… Adversity often reveals a person’s true character.
C 22 … affectation
… affectation
… His British accent was merely an affectation to impress others.
… She spoke with an air of sophistication that bordered on affectation.
… Affectation is artificial behavior meant to impress.
… affectation
/ affectation
… His British accent was merely an affectation to impress others.
/ His British accent was merely an affectation to impress others.
… His British accent was merely an affectation to impress others.
… She spoke with an air of sophistication that bordered on affectation.
/ She spoke with an air of sophistication that bordered on affectation.
… She spoke with an air of sophistication that bordered on affectation.
C 23 … affluence
… affluence
… The region’s affluence is reflected in its modern infrastructure.
… He grew up in affluence but remained humble.
… Affluence is great wealth or abundance.
… affluence
/ affluence
… The region’s affluence is reflected in its modern infrastructure.
/ The region’s affluence is reflected in its modern infrastructure.
… The region’s affluence is reflected in its modern infrastructure.
… He grew up in affluence but remained humble.
/ He grew up in affluence but remained humble.
… He grew up in affluence but remained humble.
C 24 … agenda
… agenda
… The committee reviewed the agenda before beginning the meeting.
… Hidden agendas often complicate political negotiations.
… Agenda is a list of items to be discussed or a hidden motive.
… agenda
/ agenda
… The committee reviewed the agenda before beginning the meeting.
/ The committee reviewed the agenda before beginning the meeting.
… The committee reviewed the agenda before beginning the meeting.
… Hidden agendas often complicate political negotiations.
/ Hidden agendas often complicate political negotiations.
… Hidden agendas often complicate political negotiations.
C 25 … aggravation
… aggravation
… The delays caused considerable aggravation among passengers.
… His constant complaints only added to her aggravation.
… Aggravation is annoyance or the act of making something worse.
… aggravation
/ aggravation
… The delays caused considerable aggravation among passengers.
/ The delays caused considerable aggravation among passengers.
… The delays caused considerable aggravation among passengers.
… His constant complaints only added to her aggravation.
/ His constant complaints only added to her aggravation.
… His constant complaints only added to her aggravation.
C 26 … ailment
… ailment
… She sought medical advice for a persistent ailment that had troubled her for months.
… Minor ailments can become serious if left untreated.
… Ailment is a physical or mental disorder, typically minor.
… ailment
/ ailment
… She sought medical advice for a persistent ailment that had troubled her for months.
/ She sought medical advice for a persistent ailment that had troubled her for months.
… She sought medical advice for a persistent ailment that had troubled her for months.
… Minor ailments can become serious if left untreated.
/ Minor ailments can become serious if left untreated.
… Minor ailments can become serious if left untreated.
C 27 … allegory
… allegory
… The novel functions as an allegory for the dangers of unchecked power.
… The film’s imagery serves as an allegory for human greed.
… Allegory is a story in which characters or events symbolize deeper meanings.
… allegory
/ allegory
… The novel functions as an allegory for the dangers of unchecked power.
/ The novel functions as an allegory for the dangers of unchecked power.
… The novel functions as an allegory for the dangers of unchecked power.
… The film’s imagery serves as an allegory for human greed.
/ The film’s imagery serves as an allegory for human greed.
… The film’s imagery serves as an allegory for human greed.
C 28 … ambiguity
… ambiguity
… The contract’s ambiguity led to a lengthy legal dispute.
… His statement was filled with ambiguity, leaving everyone confused.
… Ambiguity is the quality of having more than one possible meaning.
… ambiguity
/ ambiguity
… The contract’s ambiguity led to a lengthy legal dispute.
/ The contract’s ambiguity led to a lengthy legal dispute.
… The contract’s ambiguity led to a lengthy legal dispute.
… His statement was filled with ambiguity, leaving everyone confused.
/ His statement was filled with ambiguity, leaving everyone confused.
… His statement was filled with ambiguity, leaving everyone confused.
C 29 … amino acid
… amino acid
… The body requires essential amino acids that must be obtained through diet.
… Researchers studied how amino acids influence muscle recovery.
… Amino acid is a building block of proteins in living organisms.
… amino acid
/ amino acid
… The body requires essential amino acids that must be obtained through diet.
/ The body requires essential amino acids that must be obtained through diet.
… The body requires essential amino acids that must be obtained through diet.
… Researchers studied how amino acids influence muscle recovery.
/ Researchers studied how amino acids influence muscle recovery.
… Researchers studied how amino acids influence muscle recovery.
C 30 … annihilation
… annihilation
… The town faced total annihilation after the catastrophic wildfire.
… The opposing army was driven to the brink of annihilation.
… Annihilation is complete destruction or obliteration.
… annihilation
/ annihilation
… The town faced total annihilation after the catastrophic wildfire.
/ The town faced total annihilation after the catastrophic wildfire.
… The town faced total annihilation after the catastrophic wildfire.
… The opposing army was driven to the brink of annihilation.
/ The opposing army was driven to the brink of annihilation.
… The opposing army was driven to the brink of annihilation.
C 31 … antibiotic
… antibiotic
… The doctor prescribed a strong antibiotic to treat the infection.
… Overuse of antibiotics can lead to resistant bacteria.
… Antibiotic is a drug used to kill or inhibit bacteria.
… antibiotic
/ antibiotic
… The doctor prescribed a strong antibiotic to treat the infection.
/ The doctor prescribed a strong antibiotic to treat the infection.
… The doctor prescribed a strong antibiotic to treat the infection.
… Overuse of antibiotics can lead to resistant bacteria.
/ Overuse of antibiotics can lead to resistant bacteria.
… Overuse of antibiotics can lead to resistant bacteria.
C 32 … antioxidant
… antioxidant
… Blueberries are rich in antioxidants that help protect cells from damage.
… The supplement claims to boost antioxidant levels in the body.
… Antioxidant is a substance that prevents or slows cell damage.
… antioxidant
/ antioxidant
… Blueberries are rich in antioxidants that help protect cells from damage.
/ Blueberries are rich in antioxidants that help protect cells from damage.
… Blueberries are rich in antioxidants that help protect cells from damage.
… The supplement claims to boost antioxidant levels in the body.
/ The supplement claims to boost antioxidant levels in the body.
… The supplement claims to boost antioxidant levels in the body.
C 33 … apartheid
… apartheid
… The world condemned the injustices of apartheid in South Africa.
… He studied the long‑term social effects of apartheid policies.
… Apartheid is a system of racial segregation and discrimination.
… apartheid
/ apartheid
… The world condemned the injustices of apartheid in South Africa.
/ The world condemned the injustices of apartheid in South Africa.
… The world condemned the injustices of apartheid in South Africa.
… He studied the long‑term social effects of apartheid policies.
/ He studied the long‑term social effects of apartheid policies.
… He studied the long‑term social effects of apartheid policies.
C 34 … apparition
… apparition
… She claimed to have seen an apparition in the abandoned house.
… The apparition vanished as suddenly as it appeared.
… Apparition is a ghostlike or unexpected appearance.
… apparition
/ apparition
… She claimed to have seen an apparition in the abandoned house.
/ She claimed to have seen an apparition in the abandoned house.
… She claimed to have seen an apparition in the abandoned house.
… The apparition vanished as suddenly as it appeared.
/ The apparition vanished as suddenly as it appeared.
… The apparition vanished as suddenly as it appeared.
C 35 … appropriation
… appropriation
… The appropriation of funds without approval sparked outrage.
… Cultural appropriation became a major topic of debate.
… Appropriation is the act of taking something for one’s own use, often without permission.
… appropriation
/ appropriation
… The appropriation of funds without approval sparked outrage.
/ The appropriation of funds without approval sparked outrage.
… The appropriation of funds without approval sparked outrage.
… Cultural appropriation became a major topic of debate.
/ Cultural appropriation became a major topic of debate.
… Cultural appropriation became a major topic of debate.
C 36 … aptitude
… aptitude
… She showed remarkable aptitude for mathematics from an early age.
… The test measures a candidate’s aptitude for problem‑solving.
… Aptitude is a natural ability or talent.
… aptitude
/ aptitude
… She showed remarkable aptitude for mathematics from an early age.
/ She showed remarkable aptitude for mathematics from an early age.
… She showed remarkable aptitude for mathematics from an early age.
… The test measures a candidate’s aptitude for problem‑solving.
/ The test measures a candidate’s aptitude for problem‑solving.
… The test measures a candidate’s aptitude for problem‑solving.
C 37 … authenticity
… authenticity
… Experts questioned the authenticity of the ancient manuscript.
… Her authenticity made her speeches deeply compelling.
… Authenticity is the quality of being genuine or true.
… authenticity
/ authenticity
… Experts questioned the authenticity of the ancient manuscript.
/ Experts questioned the authenticity of the ancient manuscript.
… Experts questioned the authenticity of the ancient manuscript.
… Her authenticity made her speeches deeply compelling.
/ Her authenticity made her speeches deeply compelling.
… Her authenticity made her speeches deeply compelling.
C 38 … autocracy
… autocracy
… The nation slid into autocracy as the leader consolidated power.
… Autocracy leaves little room for dissent or political freedom.
… Autocracy is a system of government ruled by one person with absolute power.
… autocracy
/ autocracy
… The nation slid into autocracy as the leader consolidated power.
/ The nation slid into autocracy as the leader consolidated power.
… The nation slid into autocracy as the leader consolidated power.
… Autocracy leaves little room for dissent or political freedom.
/ Autocracy leaves little room for dissent or political freedom.
… Autocracy leaves little room for dissent or political freedom.
C 39 … axiom
… axiom
… It is an axiom that hard work increases the likelihood of success.
… The theory is built on several widely accepted axioms.
… Axiom is a statement accepted as true without proof.
… axiom
/ axiom
… It is an axiom that hard work increases the likelihood of success.
/ It is an axiom that hard work increases the likelihood of success.
… It is an axiom that hard work increases the likelihood of success.
… The theory is built on several widely accepted axioms.
/ The theory is built on several widely accepted axioms.
… The theory is built on several widely accepted axioms.
C 40 … benediction
… benediction
… The ceremony ended with a solemn benediction from the priest.
… She offered a quiet benediction before the journey began.
… Benediction is a blessing or expression of good wishes.
… benediction
/ benediction
… The ceremony ended with a solemn benediction from the priest.
/ The ceremony ended with a solemn benediction from the priest.
… The ceremony ended with a solemn benediction from the priest.
… She offered a quiet benediction before the journey began.
/ She offered a quiet benediction before the journey began.
… She offered a quiet benediction before the journey began.
C 41 … benevolence
… benevolence
… The charity relies on the benevolence of its donors.
… His benevolence toward strangers earned him great respect.
… Benevolence is kindness or a desire to do good.
… benevolence
/ benevolence
… The charity relies on the benevolence of its donors.
/ The charity relies on the benevolence of its donors.
… The charity relies on the benevolence of its donors.
… His benevolence toward strangers earned him great respect.
/ His benevolence toward strangers earned him great respect.
… His benevolence toward strangers earned him great respect.
C 42 … bog
… bog
… The hikers became stuck in a bog after heavy rain.
… Bureaucratic procedures bogged down the entire project.
… Bog is a wet, muddy ground or a situation that slows progress.
… bog
/ bog
… The hikers became stuck in a bog after heavy rain.
/ The hikers became stuck in a bog after heavy rain.
… The hikers became stuck in a bog after heavy rain.
… Bureaucratic procedures bogged down the entire project.
/ Bureaucratic procedures bogged down the entire project.
… Bureaucratic procedures bogged down the entire project.
C 43 … bondage
… bondage
… The prisoners lived in bondage for many years.
… The novel explores the psychological bondage of fear.
… Bondage is the state of being enslaved or controlled.
… bondage
/ bondage
… The prisoners lived in bondage for many years.
/ The prisoners lived in bondage for many years.
… The prisoners lived in bondage for many years.
… The novel explores the psychological bondage of fear.
/ The novel explores the psychological bondage of fear.
… The novel explores the psychological bondage of fear.
C 44 … restraint
… restraint
… She exercised remarkable restraint despite the provocation.
… Financial restraints forced the company to reduce staff.
… Restraint is the act of holding back or limiting something.
… restraint
/ restraint
… She exercised remarkable restraint despite the provocation.
/ She exercised remarkable restraint despite the provocation.
… She exercised remarkable restraint despite the provocation.
… Financial restraints forced the company to reduce staff.
/ Financial restraints forced the company to reduce staff.
… Financial restraints forced the company to reduce staff.
C 45 … fetters
… fetters
… The prisoner struggled against the iron fetters around his ankles.
… Social expectations can act as fetters on personal freedom.
… Fetters are chains or anything that restricts freedom.
… fetters
/ fetters
… The prisoner struggled against the iron fetters around his ankles.
/ The prisoner struggled against the iron fetters around his ankles.
… The prisoner struggled against the iron fetters around his ankles.
… Social expectations can act as fetters on personal freedom.
/ Social expectations can act as fetters on personal freedom.
… Social expectations can act as fetters on personal freedom.
C 46 … bourgeois
… bourgeois
… His tastes were criticized as overly bourgeois and conventional.
… The novel satirizes the values of the bourgeois middle class.
… Bourgeois is relating to the middle class, often with materialistic values.
… bourgeois
/ bourgeois
… His tastes were criticized as overly bourgeois and conventional.
/ His tastes were criticized as overly bourgeois and conventional.
… His tastes were criticized as overly bourgeois and conventional.
… The novel satirizes the values of the bourgeois middle class.
/ The novel satirizes the values of the bourgeois middle class.
… The novel satirizes the values of the bourgeois middle class.
C 47 … breach
… breach
… The data breach exposed thousands of personal records.
… His actions constituted a breach of trust.
… Breach is a violation or a gap in security or agreement.
… breach
/ breach
… The data breach exposed thousands of personal records.
/ The data breach exposed thousands of personal records.
… The data breach exposed thousands of personal records.
… His actions constituted a breach of trust.
/ His actions constituted a breach of trust.
… His actions constituted a breach of trust.
C 48 … bundle
… bundle
… She carried a bundle of documents under her arm.
… The company bundled several services into one package.
… Bundle is a collection of things tied or grouped together.
… bundle
/ bundle
… She carried a bundle of documents under her arm.
/ She carried a bundle of documents under her arm.
… She carried a bundle of documents under her arm.
… The company bundled several services into one package.
/ The company bundled several services into one package.
… The company bundled several services into one package.
C 49 … busing
… busing
… The city expanded its busing program to reduce school segregation.
… Busing became a contentious issue during the civil rights movement.
… Busing is transporting students by bus to achieve racial balance in schools.
… busing
/ busing
… The city expanded its busing program to reduce school segregation.
/ The city expanded its busing program to reduce school segregation.
… The city expanded its busing program to reduce school segregation.
… Busing became a contentious issue during the civil rights movement.
/ Busing became a contentious issue during the civil rights movement.
… Busing became a contentious issue during the civil rights movement.
C 50 … calling
… calling
… She felt a strong calling to pursue a career in medicine.
… Many believe teaching is more than a job—it is a calling.
… Calling is a strong inner urge toward a particular profession or purpose.
… calling
/ calling
… She felt a strong calling to pursue a career in medicine.
/ She felt a strong calling to pursue a career in medicine.
… She felt a strong calling to pursue a career in medicine.
… Many believe teaching is more than a job—it is a calling.
/ Many believe teaching is more than a job—it is a calling.
… Many believe teaching is more than a job—it is a calling.
