T 1 … fraught with
… fraught with
… The plan was fraught with risks.
… His speech was fraught with tension.
… Fraught with is filled with something undesirable.
… fraught with
/ fraught with
… The plan was fraught with risks.
/ The plan was fraught with risks.
… The plan was fraught with risks.
… His speech was fraught with tension.
/ His speech was fraught with tension.
… His speech was fraught with tension.
T 2 … fulsome
… fulsome
… She offered fulsome praise that felt insincere.
… His fulsome apology surprised everyone.
… Fulsome is excessive or insincere.
… fulsome
/ fulsome
… She offered fulsome praise that felt insincere.
/ She offered fulsome praise that felt insincere.
… She offered fulsome praise that felt insincere.
… His fulsome apology surprised everyone.
/ His fulsome apology surprised everyone.
… His fulsome apology surprised everyone.
T 3 … furtive
… furtive
… He cast a furtive glance around the room.
… Their furtive whispers raised suspicion.
… Furtive is secretive or sneaky.
… furtive
/ furtive
… He cast a furtive glance around the room.
/ He cast a furtive glance around the room.
… He cast a furtive glance around the room.
… Their furtive whispers raised suspicion.
/ Their furtive whispers raised suspicion.
… Their furtive whispers raised suspicion.
T 4 … gallant
… gallant
… The gallant soldier rescued the child.
… He made a gallant attempt to help.
… Gallant is brave or chivalrous.
… gallant
/ gallant
… The gallant soldier rescued the child.
/ The gallant soldier rescued the child.
… The gallant soldier rescued the child.
… He made a gallant attempt to help.
/ He made a gallant attempt to help.
… He made a gallant attempt to help.
T 5 … garish
… garish
… The room was decorated in garish colors.
… His garish outfit drew unwanted attention.
… Garish is overly bright or showy.
… garish
/ garish
… The room was decorated in garish colors.
/ The room was decorated in garish colors.
… The room was decorated in garish colors.
… His garish outfit drew unwanted attention.
/ His garish outfit drew unwanted attention.
… His garish outfit drew unwanted attention.
T 6 … gauche
… gauche
… His gauche remark ruined the mood.
… She felt gauche at the formal dinner.
… Gauche is socially awkward.
… gauche
/ gauche
… His gauche remark ruined the mood.
/ His gauche remark ruined the mood.
… His gauche remark ruined the mood.
… She felt gauche at the formal dinner.
/ She felt gauche at the formal dinner.
… She felt gauche at the formal dinner.
T 7 … gaunt
… gaunt
… The gaunt figure approached slowly.
… Illness left him gaunt and pale.
… Gaunt is extremely thin.
… gaunt
/ gaunt
… The gaunt figure approached slowly.
/ The gaunt figure approached slowly.
… The gaunt figure approached slowly.
… Illness left him gaunt and pale.
/ Illness left him gaunt and pale.
… Illness left him gaunt and pale.
T 8 … germane
… germane
… His comments were not germane to the topic.
… Only germane evidence was admitted.
… Germane is relevant or appropriate.
… germane
/ germane
… His comments were not germane to the topic.
/ His comments were not germane to the topic.
… His comments were not germane to the topic.
… Only germane evidence was admitted.
/ Only germane evidence was admitted.
… Only germane evidence was admitted.
T 9 … giddy
… giddy
… She felt giddy with excitement.
… The height made him giddy.
… Giddy is dizzy or lighthearted.
… giddy
/ giddy
… She felt giddy with excitement.
/ She felt giddy with excitement.
… She felt giddy with excitement.
… The height made him giddy.
/ The height made him giddy.
… The height made him giddy.
T 10 … glib
… glib
… His glib answers lacked sincerity.
… She distrusted his glib charm.
… Glib is smooth but insincere.
… glib
/ glib
… His glib answers lacked sincerity.
/ His glib answers lacked sincerity.
… His glib answers lacked sincerity.
… She distrusted his glib charm.
/ She distrusted his glib charm.
… She distrusted his glib charm.
T 11 … grandiloquent
… grandiloquent
… His grandiloquent speech amused the audience.
… She disliked his grandiloquent style.
… Grandiloquent is pompous or overly ornate.
… grandiloquent
/ grandiloquent
… His grandiloquent speech amused the audience.
/ His grandiloquent speech amused the audience.
… His grandiloquent speech amused the audience.
… She disliked his grandiloquent style.
/ She disliked his grandiloquent style.
… She disliked his grandiloquent style.
T 12 … grandiose
… grandiose
… The plan was dismissed as grandiose.
… He had grandiose visions of success.
… Grandiose is overly ambitious or exaggerated.
… grandiose
/ grandiose
… The plan was dismissed as grandiose.
/ The plan was dismissed as grandiose.
… The plan was dismissed as grandiose.
… He had grandiose visions of success.
/ He had grandiose visions of success.
… He had grandiose visions of success.
T 13 … gratuitous
… gratuitous
… The film contained gratuitous violence.
… His comment was gratuitous and unhelpful.
… Gratuitous is unnecessary or unwarranted.
… gratuitous
/ gratuitous
… The film contained gratuitous violence.
/ The film contained gratuitous violence.
… The film contained gratuitous violence.
… His comment was gratuitous and unhelpful.
/ His comment was gratuitous and unhelpful.
… His comment was gratuitous and unhelpful.
T 14 … grouchy
… grouchy
… He grew grouchy without sleep.
… The grouchy clerk snapped at customers.
… Grouchy is irritable or bad‑tempered.
… grouchy
/ grouchy
… He grew grouchy without sleep.
/ He grew grouchy without sleep.
… He grew grouchy without sleep.
… The grouchy clerk snapped at customers.
/ The grouchy clerk snapped at customers.
… The grouchy clerk snapped at customers.
T 15 … grueling
… grueling
… The marathon was grueling.
… They endured a grueling schedule.
… Grueling is extremely exhausting.
… grueling
/ grueling
… The marathon was grueling.
/ The marathon was grueling.
… The marathon was grueling.
… They endured a grueling schedule.
/ They endured a grueling schedule.
… They endured a grueling schedule.
T 16 … gruesome
… gruesome
… The crime scene was gruesome.
… The story described gruesome details.
… Gruesome is horrifying or grisly.
… gruesome
/ gruesome
… The crime scene was gruesome.
/ The crime scene was gruesome.
… The crime scene was gruesome.
… The story described gruesome details.
/ The story described gruesome details.
… The story described gruesome details.
T 17 … gullible
… gullible
… She was gullible enough to believe the scam.
… Gullible tourists were targeted.
… Gullible is easily deceived.
… gullible
/ gullible
… She was gullible enough to believe the scam.
/ She was gullible enough to believe the scam.
… She was gullible enough to believe the scam.
… Gullible tourists were targeted.
/ Gullible tourists were targeted.
… Gullible tourists were targeted.
T 18 … hackneyed
… hackneyed
… The plot felt hackneyed and predictable.
… His hackneyed phrases bored the audience.
… Hackneyed is overused or unoriginal.
… hackneyed
/ hackneyed
… The plot felt hackneyed and predictable.
/ The plot felt hackneyed and predictable.
… The plot felt hackneyed and predictable.
… His hackneyed phrases bored the audience.
/ His hackneyed phrases bored the audience.
… His hackneyed phrases bored the audience.
T 19 … haggard
… haggard
… She looked haggard after the long journey.
… His haggard face showed exhaustion.
… Haggard is worn and tired.
… haggard
/ haggard
… She looked haggard after the long journey.
/ She looked haggard after the long journey.
… She looked haggard after the long journey.
… His haggard face showed exhaustion.
/ His haggard face showed exhaustion.
… His haggard face showed exhaustion.
T 20 … halcyon
… halcyon
… They reminisced about halcyon days of youth.
… The era was remembered as halcyon.
… Halcyon is peaceful and idyllic.
… halcyon
/ halcyon
… They reminisced about halcyon days of youth.
/ They reminisced about halcyon days of youth.
… They reminisced about halcyon days of youth.
… The era was remembered as halcyon.
/ The era was remembered as halcyon.
… The era was remembered as halcyon.
T 21 … harrowing
… harrowing
… It was a harrowing experience.
… The documentary showed harrowing scenes.
… Harrowing is extremely distressing.
… harrowing
/ harrowing
… It was a harrowing experience.
/ It was a harrowing experience.
… It was a harrowing experience.
… The documentary showed harrowing scenes.
/ The documentary showed harrowing scenes.
… The documentary showed harrowing scenes.
T 22 … haughty
… haughty
… Her haughty attitude alienated others.
… He gave a haughty glance.
… Haughty is arrogantly superior.
… haughty
/ haughty
… Her haughty attitude alienated others.
/ Her haughty attitude alienated others.
… Her haughty attitude alienated others.
… He gave a haughty glance.
/ He gave a haughty glance.
… He gave a haughty glance.
T 23 … heterogeneous
… heterogeneous
… The group was culturally heterogeneous.
… The data came from heterogeneous sources.
… Heterogeneous is diverse or varied.
… heterogeneous
/ heterogeneous
… The group was culturally heterogeneous.
/ The group was culturally heterogeneous.
… The group was culturally heterogeneous.
… The data came from heterogeneous sources.
/ The data came from heterogeneous sources.
… The data came from heterogeneous sources.
T 24 … high-handed
… high-handed
… His high-handed tactics angered employees.
… The decision was made in a high-handed manner.
… High-handed is overbearing or authoritarian.
… high-handed
/ high-handed
… His high-handed tactics angered employees.
/ His high-handed tactics angered employees.
… His high-handed tactics angered employees.
… The decision was made in a high-handed manner.
/ The decision was made in a high-handed manner.
… The decision was made in a high-handed manner.
T 25 … holistic
… holistic
… She took a holistic approach to health.
… The report offered a holistic analysis.
… Holistic is considering the whole system.
… holistic
/ holistic
… She took a holistic approach to health.
/ She took a holistic approach to health.
… She took a holistic approach to health.
… The report offered a holistic analysis.
/ The report offered a holistic analysis.
… The report offered a holistic analysis.
T 26 … homogeneous
… homogeneous
… The region is culturally homogeneous.
… The mixture must be homogeneous.
… Homogeneous is uniform or similar.
… homogeneous
/ homogeneous
… The region is culturally homogeneous.
/ The region is culturally homogeneous.
… The region is culturally homogeneous.
… The mixture must be homogeneous.
/ The mixture must be homogeneous.
… The mixture must be homogeneous.
T 27 … humdrum
… humdrum
… His life felt humdrum and predictable.
… The lecture was painfully humdrum.
… Humdrum is dull or monotonous.
… humdrum
/ humdrum
… His life felt humdrum and predictable.
/ His life felt humdrum and predictable.
… His life felt humdrum and predictable.
… The lecture was painfully humdrum.
/ The lecture was painfully humdrum.
… The lecture was painfully humdrum.
T 28 … hypnotic
… hypnotic
… The music had a hypnotic rhythm.
… His voice was strangely hypnotic.
… Hypnotic is mesmerizing or sleep-inducing.
… hypnotic
/ hypnotic
… The music had a hypnotic rhythm.
/ The music had a hypnotic rhythm.
… The music had a hypnotic rhythm.
… His voice was strangely hypnotic.
/ His voice was strangely hypnotic.
… His voice was strangely hypnotic.
T 29 … immaculate
… immaculate
… The room was immaculate.
… She kept her notes in immaculate order.
… Immaculate is perfectly clean.
… immaculate
/ immaculate
… The room was immaculate.
/ The room was immaculate.
… The room was immaculate.
… She kept her notes in immaculate order.
/ She kept her notes in immaculate order.
… She kept her notes in immaculate order.
T 30 … imminent
… imminent
… A storm is imminent.
… His resignation seemed imminent.
… Imminent is about to happen.
… imminent
/ imminent
… A storm is imminent.
/ A storm is imminent.
… A storm is imminent.
… His resignation seemed imminent.
/ His resignation seemed imminent.
… His resignation seemed imminent.
T 31 … imperative
… imperative
… It is imperative that we act now.
… Safety is imperative in this job.
… Imperative is absolutely necessary.
… imperative
/ imperative
… It is imperative that we act now.
/ It is imperative that we act now.
… It is imperative that we act now.
… Safety is imperative in this job.
/ Safety is imperative in this job.
… Safety is imperative in this job.
T 32 … impertinent
… impertinent
… His impertinent question shocked her.
… She found his tone impertinent.
… Impertinent is rude or disrespectful.
… impertinent
/ impertinent
… His impertinent question shocked her.
/ His impertinent question shocked her.
… His impertinent question shocked her.
… She found his tone impertinent.
/ She found his tone impertinent.
… She found his tone impertinent.
T 33 … implicit
… implicit
… The agreement was implicit.
… Her silence gave implicit approval.
… Implicit is implied, not stated.
… implicit
/ implicit
… The agreement was implicit.
/ The agreement was implicit.
… The agreement was implicit.
… Her silence gave implicit approval.
/ Her silence gave implicit approval.
… Her silence gave implicit approval.
T 34 … imposing
… imposing
… The castle was imposing against the sky.
… He had an imposing presence.
… Imposing is grand and impressive.
… imposing
/ imposing
… The castle was imposing against the sky.
/ The castle was imposing against the sky.
… The castle was imposing against the sky.
… He had an imposing presence.
/ He had an imposing presence.
… He had an imposing presence.
T 35 … impregnable
… impregnable
… The fortress was considered impregnable.
… Her argument seemed impregnable.
… Impregnable is impossible to defeat.
… impregnable
/ impregnable
… The fortress was considered impregnable.
/ The fortress was considered impregnable.
… The fortress was considered impregnable.
… Her argument seemed impregnable.
/ Her argument seemed impregnable.
… Her argument seemed impregnable.
T 36 … imprudent
… imprudent
… It was imprudent to invest everything.
… His imprudent remark caused trouble.
… Imprudent is unwise or careless.
… imprudent
/ imprudent
… It was imprudent to invest everything.
/ It was imprudent to invest everything.
… It was imprudent to invest everything.
… His imprudent remark caused trouble.
/ His imprudent remark caused trouble.
… His imprudent remark caused trouble.
T 37 … inane
… inane
… The conversation drifted into inane topics.
… He dismissed the idea as inane.
… Inane is silly or meaningless.
… inane
/ inane
… The conversation drifted into inane topics.
/ The conversation drifted into inane topics.
… The conversation drifted into inane topics.
… He dismissed the idea as inane.
/ He dismissed the idea as inane.
… He dismissed the idea as inane.
T 38 … incessant
… incessant
… The incessant noise made sleep impossible.
… She endured his incessant complaints.
… Incessant is nonstop.
… incessant
/ incessant
… The incessant noise made sleep impossible.
/ The incessant noise made sleep impossible.
… The incessant noise made sleep impossible.
… She endured his incessant complaints.
/ She endured his incessant complaints.
… She endured his incessant complaints.
T 39 … incisive
… incisive
… Her incisive analysis impressed the panel.
… He asked incisive questions.
… Incisive is sharp and clear-thinking.
… incisive
/ incisive
… Her incisive analysis impressed the panel.
/ Her incisive analysis impressed the panel.
… Her incisive analysis impressed the panel.
… He asked incisive questions.
/ He asked incisive questions.
… He asked incisive questions.
T 40 … trenchant
… trenchant
… His trenchant critique exposed flaws.
… She delivered a trenchant argument.
… Trenchant is forceful and penetrating.
… trenchant
/ trenchant
… His trenchant critique exposed flaws.
/ His trenchant critique exposed flaws.
… His trenchant critique exposed flaws.
… She delivered a trenchant argument.
/ She delivered a trenchant argument.
… She delivered a trenchant argument.
T 41 … inclement
… inclement
… The flight was canceled due to inclement weather.
… Inclement conditions delayed the rescue.
… Inclement is harsh or severe (weather).
… inclement
/ inclement
… The flight was canceled due to inclement weather.
/ The flight was canceled due to inclement weather.
… The flight was canceled due to inclement weather.
… Inclement conditions delayed the rescue.
/ Inclement conditions delayed the rescue.
… Inclement conditions delayed the rescue.
T 42 … incognito
… incognito
… He traveled incognito to avoid attention.
… The celebrity dined incognito.
… Incognito is disguised or anonymous.
… incognito
/ incognito
… He traveled incognito to avoid attention.
/ He traveled incognito to avoid attention.
… He traveled incognito to avoid attention.
… The celebrity dined incognito.
/ The celebrity dined incognito.
… The celebrity dined incognito.
T 43 … incompatible
… incompatible
… Their goals were incompatible.
… The software is incompatible with older devices.
… Incompatible is unable to coexist.
… incompatible
/ incompatible
… Their goals were incompatible.
/ Their goals were incompatible.
… Their goals were incompatible.
… The software is incompatible with older devices.
/ The software is incompatible with older devices.
… The software is incompatible with older devices.
T 44 … inculpable
… inculpable
… He was found inculpable after review.
… The evidence proved her inculpable.
… Inculpable is free from blame.
… inculpable
/ inculpable
… He was found inculpable after review.
/ He was found inculpable after review.
… He was found inculpable after review.
… The evidence proved her inculpable.
/ The evidence proved her inculpable.
… The evidence proved her inculpable.
T 45 … indelible
… indelible
… The experience left an indelible mark.
… Her words made an indelible impression.
… Indelible is unforgettable or permanent.
… indelible
/ indelible
… The experience left an indelible mark.
/ The experience left an indelible mark.
… The experience left an indelible mark.
… Her words made an indelible impression.
/ Her words made an indelible impression.
… Her words made an indelible impression.
T 46 … indigenous
… indigenous
… The plant is indigenous to the region.
… Indigenous cultures must be protected.
… Indigenous is native to an area.
… indigenous
/ indigenous
… The plant is indigenous to the region.
/ The plant is indigenous to the region.
… The plant is indigenous to the region.
… Indigenous cultures must be protected.
/ Indigenous cultures must be protected.
… Indigenous cultures must be protected.
T 47 … indigent
… indigent
… The charity supports indigent families.
… He grew up in an indigent community.
… Indigent is very poor.
… indigent
/ indigent
… The charity supports indigent families.
/ The charity supports indigent families.
… The charity supports indigent families.
… He grew up in an indigent community.
/ He grew up in an indigent community.
… He grew up in an indigent community.
T 48 … indolent
… indolent
… His indolent habits hindered progress.
… The patient remained indolent in bed.
… Indolent is lazy or inactive.
… indolent
/ indolent
… His indolent habits hindered progress.
/ His indolent habits hindered progress.
… His indolent habits hindered progress.
… The patient remained indolent in bed.
/ The patient remained indolent in bed.
… The patient remained indolent in bed.
T 49 … indulgent
… indulgent
… She was indulgent with her children.
… His indulgent lifestyle led to debt.
… Indulgent is overly lenient.
… indulgent
/ indulgent
… She was indulgent with her children.
/ She was indulgent with her children.
… She was indulgent with her children.
… His indulgent lifestyle led to debt.
/ His indulgent lifestyle led to debt.
… His indulgent lifestyle led to debt.
T 50 … inept
… inept
… His inept handling of the issue caused chaos.
… She felt inept at public speaking.
… Inept is clumsy or incompetent.
… inept
/ inept
… His inept handling of the issue caused chaos.
/ His inept handling of the issue caused chaos.
… His inept handling of the issue caused chaos.
… She felt inept at public speaking.
/ She felt inept at public speaking.
… She felt inept at public speaking.
