I 1 … iteration
… iteration
… This is the third iteration of the design.
… Each iteration improved the product.
… iteration
/ iteration
… This is the third iteration of the design.
/ This is the third iteration of the design.
… Each iteration improved the product.
/ Each iteration improved the product.
I 2 … paraphrase
… paraphrase
… Please paraphrase this sentence.
… He paraphrased the quote for clarity.
… paraphrase
/ paraphrase
… Please paraphrase this sentence.
/ Please paraphrase this sentence.
… He paraphrased the quote for clarity.
/ He paraphrased the quote for clarity.
I 3 … revulsion
… revulsion
… She felt revulsion at the sight.
… His actions caused public revulsion.
… revulsion
/ revulsion
… She felt revulsion at the sight.
/ She felt revulsion at the sight.
… His actions caused public revulsion.
/ His actions caused public revulsion.
I 4 … beacon
… beacon
… The lighthouse is a beacon of safety.
… Her courage was a beacon to others.
… beacon
/ beacon
… The lighthouse is a beacon of safety.
/ The lighthouse is a beacon of safety.
… Her courage was a beacon to others.
/ Her courage was a beacon to others.
I 5 … rectangle
… rectangle
… Draw a rectangle on the paper.
… The table is shaped like a rectangle.
… rectangle
/ rectangle
… Draw a rectangle on the paper.
/ Draw a rectangle on the paper.
… The table is shaped like a rectangle.
/ The table is shaped like a rectangle.
I 6 … tarnish
… tarnish
… His reputation was tarnished.
… Silver tarnishes over time.
… tarnish
/ tarnish
… His reputation was tarnished.
/ His reputation was tarnished.
… Silver tarnishes over time.
/ Silver tarnishes over time.
I 7 … defiance
… defiance
… He acted in defiance of the rules.
… Her defiance inspired others.
… defiance
/ defiance
… He acted in defiance of the rules.
/ He acted in defiance of the rules.
… Her defiance inspired others.
/ Her defiance inspired others.
I 8 … blister
… blister
… I got a blister from my new shoes.
… The heat caused blisters on his skin.
… blister
/ blister
… I got a blister from my new shoes.
/ I got a blister from my new shoes.
… The heat caused blisters on his skin.
/ The heat caused blisters on his skin.
I 9 … chuckle
… chuckle
… He chuckled at the joke.
… She gave a soft chuckle.
… chuckle
/ chuckle
… He chuckled at the joke.
/ He chuckled at the joke.
… She gave a soft chuckle.
/ She gave a soft chuckle.
I 10 … conflagration
… conflagration
… The conflagration destroyed the town.
… A political conflagration erupted.
… conflagration
/ conflagration
… The conflagration destroyed the town.
/ The conflagration destroyed the town.
… A political conflagration erupted.
/ A political conflagration erupted.
I 11 … sham
… sham
… The contest was a sham.
… He lived a sham life.
… sham
/ sham
… The contest was a sham.
/ The contest was a sham.
… He lived a sham life.
/ He lived a sham life.
I 12 … glimmer
… glimmer
… A glimmer of hope remained.
… She saw a glimmer in his eyes.
… glimmer
/ glimmer
… A glimmer of hope remained.
/ A glimmer of hope remained.
… She saw a glimmer in his eyes.
/ She saw a glimmer in his eyes.
I 13 … onslaught
… onslaught
… The city faced an onslaught of tourists.
… The team survived the onslaught.
… onslaught
/ onslaught
… The city faced an onslaught of tourists.
/ The city faced an onslaught of tourists.
… The team survived the onslaught.
/ The team survived the onslaught.
I 14 … back up
… back up
… Please back up your files.
… I’ll back you up if needed.
… back up
/ back up
… Please back up your files.
/ Please back up your files.
… I’ll back you up if needed.
/ I’ll back you up if needed.
I 15 … arson
… arson
… He was arrested for arson.
… The fire was caused by arson.
… arson
/ arson
… He was arrested for arson.
/ He was arrested for arson.
… The fire was caused by arson.
/ The fire was caused by arson.
I 16 … euphemism
… euphemism
… “Passed away” is a euphemism for “died.”
… He used a euphemism to soften the news.
… euphemism
/ euphemism
… “Passed away” is a euphemism for “died.”
/ “Passed away” is a euphemism for “died.”
… He used a euphemism to soften the news.
/ He used a euphemism to soften the news.
I 17 … overdose
… overdose
… He was hospitalized due to a drug overdose.
… An overdose of caffeine can cause anxiety.
… overdose
/ overdose
… He was hospitalized due to a drug overdose.
/ He was hospitalized due to a drug overdose.
… An overdose of caffeine can cause anxiety.
/ An overdose of caffeine can cause anxiety.
I 18 … yawn
… yawn
… She yawned during the lecture.
… A yawn spread through the audience.
… yawn
/ yawn
… She yawned during the lecture.
/ She yawned during the lecture.
… A yawn spread through the audience.
/ A yawn spread through the audience.
I 19 … altruism
… altruism
… True altruism expects nothing in return.
… Her altruism inspired others.
… altruism
/ altruism
… True altruism expects nothing in return.
/ True altruism expects nothing in return.
… Her altruism inspired others.
/ Her altruism inspired others.
I 20 … enclave
… enclave
… The village is an enclave of tradition.
… They live in a cultural enclave.
… enclave
/ enclave
… The village is an enclave of tradition.
/ The village is an enclave of tradition.
… They live in a cultural enclave.
/ They live in a cultural enclave.
I 21 … buckle down
… buckle down
… It’s time to buckle down and study.
… He buckled down before the exam.
… buckle down
/ buckle down
… It’s time to buckle down and study.
/ It’s time to buckle down and study.
… He buckled down before the exam.
/ He buckled down before the exam.
I 22 … endemic
… endemic
… Malaria is endemic in some regions.
… Corruption became endemic in the system.
… endemic
/ endemic
… Malaria is endemic in some regions.
/ Malaria is endemic in some regions.
… Corruption became endemic in the system.
/ Corruption became endemic in the system.
I 23 … sit by
… sit by
… Don’t just sit by and watch.
… She sat by while others worked.
… sit by
/ sit by
… Don’t just sit by and watch.
/ Don’t just sit by and watch.
… She sat by while others worked.
/ She sat by while others worked.
I 24 … integrate A into B
… integrate A into B
… We need to integrate new ideas into the curriculum.
… He integrated the software into the system.
… integrate A into B
/ integrate A into B
… We need to integrate new ideas into the curriculum.
/ We need to integrate new ideas into the curriculum.
… He integrated the software into the system.
/ He integrated the software into the system.
I 25 … splice
… splice
… They spliced the wires together.
… The editor spliced two scenes.
… splice
/ splice
… They spliced the wires together.
/ They spliced the wires together.
… The editor spliced two scenes.
/ The editor spliced two scenes.
I 26 … emblem
… emblem
… The emblem represents unity.
… He wore the school emblem proudly.
… emblem
/ emblem
… The emblem represents unity.
/ The emblem represents unity.
… He wore the school emblem proudly.
/ He wore the school emblem proudly.
I 27 … farce
… farce
… The trial turned into a farce.
… The meeting was a complete farce.
… farce
/ farce
… The trial turned into a farce.
/ The trial turned into a farce.
… The meeting was a complete farce.
/ The meeting was a complete farce.
I 28 … foray
… foray
… She made a foray into politics.
… His foray into cooking was successful.
… foray
/ foray
… She made a foray into politics.
/ She made a foray into politics.
… His foray into cooking was successful.
/ His foray into cooking was successful.
I 29 … bundle
… bundle
… He carried a bundle of clothes.
… The software comes in a bundle.
… bundle
/ bundle
… He carried a bundle of clothes.
/ He carried a bundle of clothes.
… The software comes in a bundle.
/ The software comes in a bundle.
I 30 … compliment
… compliment
… She gave him a sincere compliment.
… He complimented her on her performance.
… compliment
/ compliment
… She gave him a sincere compliment.
/ She gave him a sincere compliment.
… He complimented her on her performance.
/ He complimented her on her performance.
I 31 … finesse
… finesse
… She handled the issue with finesse.
… He showed great finesse in negotiation.
… finesse
/ finesse
… She handled the issue with finesse.
/ She handled the issue with finesse.
… He showed great finesse in negotiation.
/ He showed great finesse in negotiation.
I 32 … fume
… fume
… He was fuming with anger.
… She fumed silently at the insult.
… fume
/ fume
… He was fuming with anger.
/ He was fuming with anger.
… She fumed silently at the insult.
/ She fumed silently at the insult.
I 33 … squander
… squander
… Don’t squander your talents.
… He squandered all his savings.
… squander
/ squander
… Don’t squander your talents.
/ Don’t squander your talents.
… He squandered all his savings.
/ He squandered all his savings.
I 34 … tame
… tame
… The lion was surprisingly tame.
… She managed to tame her fear.
… tame
/ tame
… The lion was surprisingly tame.
/ The lion was surprisingly tame.
… She managed to tame her fear.
/ She managed to tame her fear.
I 35 … absurdity
… absurdity
… The absurdity of the situation made them laugh.
… He pointed out the absurdity in the argument.
… absurdity
/ absurdity
… The absurdity of the situation made them laugh.
/ The absurdity of the situation made them laugh.
… He pointed out the absurdity in the argument.
/ He pointed out the absurdity in the argument.
I 36 … break through
… break through
… They finally broke through the barrier.
… She broke through with a hit song.
… break through
/ break through
… They finally broke through the barrier.
/ They finally broke through the barrier.
… She broke through with a hit song.
/ She broke through with a hit song.
I 37 … smite
… smite
… The hero smote the enemy with his sword.
… He was smitten by guilt.
… smite
/ smite
… The hero smote the enemy with his sword.
/ The hero smote the enemy with his sword.
… He was smitten by guilt.
/ He was smitten by guilt.
I 38 … lobe
… lobe
… The brain’s frontal lobe controls decision-making.
… He pierced his ear lobe.
… lobe
/ lobe
… The brain’s frontal lobe controls decision-making.
/ The brain’s frontal lobe controls decision-making.
… He pierced his ear lobe.
/ He pierced his ear lobe.
I 39 … scribble
… scribble
… He scribbled notes in the margin.
… The child scribbled on the wall.
… scribble
/ scribble
… He scribbled notes in the margin.
/ He scribbled notes in the margin.
… The child scribbled on the wall.
/ The child scribbled on the wall.
I 40 … banter
… banter
… They exchanged friendly banter.
… Her banter lightened the mood.
… banter
/ banter
… They exchanged friendly banter.
/ They exchanged friendly banter.
… Her banter lightened the mood.
/ Her banter lightened the mood.
I 41 … tangle
… tangle
… The wires were tangled.
… He got tangled in the rope.
… tangle
/ tangle
… The wires were tangled.
/ The wires were tangled.
… He got tangled in the rope.
/ He got tangled in the rope.
I 42 … asylum
… asylum
… They sought asylum in another country.
… The asylum housed many patients.
… asylum
/ asylum
… They sought asylum in another country.
/ They sought asylum in another country.
… The asylum housed many patients.
/ The asylum housed many patients.
I 43 … transmit A to B
… transmit A to B
… The virus can transmit from animals to humans.
… He transmitted the message to the team.
… transmit A to B
/ transmit A to B
… The virus can transmit from animals to humans.
/ The virus can transmit from animals to humans.
… He transmitted the message to the team.
/ He transmitted the message to the team.
I 44 … grudge
… grudge
… She held a grudge for years.
… He let go of his old grudges.
… grudge
/ grudge
… She held a grudge for years.
/ She held a grudge for years.
… He let go of his old grudges.
/ He let go of his old grudges.
I 45 … slick
… slick
… He gave a slick presentation.
… The road was slick with rain.
… slick
/ slick
… He gave a slick presentation.
/ He gave a slick presentation.
… The road was slick with rain.
/ The road was slick with rain.
I 46 … herald
… herald
… The flowers herald the arrival of spring.
… He was hailed as a herald of change.
… herald
/ herald
… The flowers herald the arrival of spring.
/ The flowers herald the arrival of spring.
… He was hailed as a herald of change.
/ He was hailed as a herald of change.
I 47 … revile
… revile
… The politician was reviled by the media.
… They reviled him for his betrayal.
… revile
/ revile
… The politician was reviled by the media.
/ The politician was reviled by the media.
… They reviled him for his betrayal.
/ They reviled him for his betrayal.
I 48 … ambush
… ambush
… The soldiers were caught in an ambush.
… They planned an ambush at dawn.
… ambush
/ ambush
… The soldiers were caught in an ambush.
/ The soldiers were caught in an ambush.
… They planned an ambush at dawn.
/ They planned an ambush at dawn.
I 49 … parity
… parity
… The law aims to ensure wage parity.
… Gender parity is still a challenge.
… parity
/ parity
… The law aims to ensure wage parity.
/ The law aims to ensure wage parity.
… Gender parity is still a challenge.
/ Gender parity is still a challenge.
I 50 … strew
… strew
… The floor was strewn with papers.
… She strewed petals along the path.
… strew
/ strew
… The floor was strewn with papers.
/ The floor was strewn with papers.
… She strewed petals along the path.
/ She strewed petals along the path.
J 1 … replace A with B
… replace A with B
… We replaced the old sofa with a new one.
… You should replace sugar with honey.
… replace A with B
/ replace A with B
… We replaced the old sofa with a new one.
/ We replaced the old sofa with a new one.
… You should replace sugar with honey.
/ You should replace sugar with honey.
J 2 … bastion
… bastion
… The university is a bastion of free thought.
… They defended the last bastion of tradition.
… bastion
/ bastion
… The university is a bastion of free thought.
/ The university is a bastion of free thought.
… They defended the last bastion of tradition.
/ They defended the last bastion of tradition.
J 3 … deal in
… deal in
… He deals in antiques.
… The shop deals in rare books.
… deal in
/ deal in
… He deals in antiques.
/ He deals in antiques.
… The shop deals in rare books.
/ The shop deals in rare books.
J 4 … complicity
… complicity
… He was accused of complicity in the crime.
… Her silence implied complicity.
… complicity
/ complicity
… He was accused of complicity in the crime.
/ He was accused of complicity in the crime.
… Her silence implied complicity.
/ Her silence implied complicity.
J 5 … renounce
… renounce
… She renounced her citizenship.
… He renounced violence.
… renounce
/ renounce
… She renounced her citizenship.
/ She renounced her citizenship.
… He renounced violence.
/ He renounced violence.
J 6 … extradition
… extradition
… The extradition treaty was signed.
… He faces extradition to another country.
… extradition
/ extradition
… The extradition treaty was signed.
/ The extradition treaty was signed.
… He faces extradition to another country.
/ He faces extradition to another country.
J 7 … brawl
… brawl
… A brawl broke out at the bar.
… They were injured in a street brawl.
… brawl
/ brawl
… A brawl broke out at the bar.
/ A brawl broke out at the bar.
… They were injured in a street brawl.
/ They were injured in a street brawl.
J 8 … clientele
… clientele
… The restaurant has a loyal clientele.
… Our clientele includes many professionals.
… clientele
/ clientele
… The restaurant has a loyal clientele.
/ The restaurant has a loyal clientele.
… Our clientele includes many professionals.
/ Our clientele includes many professionals.
J 9 … reinstate
… reinstate
… He was reinstated after the investigation.
… The rule was reinstated last year.
… reinstate
/ reinstate
… He was reinstated after the investigation.
/ He was reinstated after the investigation.
… The rule was reinstated last year.
/ The rule was reinstated last year.
J 10 … grant A to B
… grant A to B
… The government granted permission to the company.
… He granted access to the files.
… grant A to B
/ grant A to B
… The government granted permission to the company.
/ The government granted permission to the company.
… He granted access to the files.
/ He granted access to the files.
J 11 … live up to
… live up to
… She lived up to expectations.
… The product didn’t live up to the hype.
… live up to
/ live up to
… She lived up to expectations.
/ She lived up to expectations.
… The product didn’t live up to the hype.
/ The product didn’t live up to the hype.
J 12 … ascent
… ascent
… Their ascent to the summit took hours.
… His ascent in politics was rapid.
… ascent
/ ascent
… Their ascent to the summit took hours.
/ Their ascent to the summit took hours.
… His ascent in politics was rapid.
/ His ascent in politics was rapid.
J 13 … gorge
… gorge
… The hikers crossed a deep gorge.
… He gorged on snacks after the race.
… gorge
/ gorge
… The hikers crossed a deep gorge.
/ The hikers crossed a deep gorge.
… He gorged on snacks after the race.
/ He gorged on snacks after the race.
J 14 … solace
… solace
… Music gave her solace in hard times.
… He found solace in nature.
… solace
/ solace
… Music gave her solace in hard times.
/ Music gave her solace in hard times.
… He found solace in nature.
/ He found solace in nature.
J 15 … stop by
… stop by
… I’ll stop by your office later.
… She stopped by the store on her way home.
… stop by
/ stop by
… I’ll stop by your office later.
/ I’ll stop by your office later.
… She stopped by the store on her way home.
/ She stopped by the store on her way home.
J 16 … knack
… knack
… He has a knack for storytelling.
… She has a knack for fixing things.
… knack
/ knack
… He has a knack for storytelling.
/ He has a knack for storytelling.
… She has a knack for fixing things.
/ She has a knack for fixing things.
J 17 … retribution
… retribution
… He sought retribution for the betrayal.
… Divine retribution is a common theme.
… retribution
/ retribution
… He sought retribution for the betrayal.
/ He sought retribution for the betrayal.
… Divine retribution is a common theme.
/ Divine retribution is a common theme.
J 18 … sludge
… sludge
… The pipe was clogged with sludge.
… Industrial sludge polluted the river.
… sludge
/ sludge
… The pipe was clogged with sludge.
/ The pipe was clogged with sludge.
… Industrial sludge polluted the river.
/ Industrial sludge polluted the river.
J 19 … contingency
… contingency
… We prepared a contingency plan.
… Contingency funds were allocated.
… contingency
/ contingency
… We prepared a contingency plan.
/ We prepared a contingency plan.
… Contingency funds were allocated.
/ Contingency funds were allocated.
J 20 … registry
… registry
… The birth was recorded in the registry.
… She checked the wedding registry.
… registry
/ registry
… The birth was recorded in the registry.
/ The birth was recorded in the registry.
… She checked the wedding registry.
/ She checked the wedding registry.
J 21 … acumen
… acumen
… He has strong business acumen.
… Her political acumen impressed many.
… acumen
/ acumen
… He has strong business acumen.
/ He has strong business acumen.
… Her political acumen impressed many.
/ Her political acumen impressed many.
J 22 … wrangle
… wrangle
… They wrangled over the contract terms.
… A wrangle broke out in parliament.
… wrangle
/ wrangle
… They wrangled over the contract terms.
/ They wrangled over the contract terms.
… A wrangle broke out in parliament.
/ A wrangle broke out in parliament.
J 23 … associate A with B
… associate A with B
… People associate chocolate with happiness.
… I associate that song with summer.
… associate A with B
/ associate A with B
… People associate chocolate with happiness.
/ People associate chocolate with happiness.
… I associate that song with summer.
/ I associate that song with summer.
J 24 … anarchy
… anarchy
… The country descended into anarchy.
… Anarchy reigned after the collapse.
… anarchy
/ anarchy
… The country descended into anarchy.
/ The country descended into anarchy.
… Anarchy reigned after the collapse.
/ Anarchy reigned after the collapse.
J 25 … labyrinth
… labyrinth
… The cave was a dark labyrinth.
… He got lost in a bureaucratic labyrinth.
… labyrinth
/ labyrinth
… The cave was a dark labyrinth.
/ The cave was a dark labyrinth.
… He got lost in a bureaucratic labyrinth.
/ He got lost in a bureaucratic labyrinth.
J 26 … let A go
… let A go
… The company had to let several employees go.
… She let her anger go.
… let A go
/ let A go
… The company had to let several employees go.
/ The company had to let several employees go.
… She let her anger go.
/ She let her anger go.
J 27 … smother
… smother
… He tried to smother the flames.
… She smothered her child with affection.
… smother
/ smother
… He tried to smother the flames.
/ He tried to smother the flames.
… She smothered her child with affection.
/ She smothered her child with affection.
J 28 … diffusion
… diffusion
… The diffusion of ideas takes time.
… Gas diffusion occurs naturally.
… diffusion
/ diffusion
… The diffusion of ideas takes time.
/ The diffusion of ideas takes time.
… Gas diffusion occurs naturally.
/ Gas diffusion occurs naturally.
J 29 … blight
… blight
… The crops were ruined by blight.
… Urban blight affects many cities.
… blight
/ blight
… The crops were ruined by blight.
/ The crops were ruined by blight.
… Urban blight affects many cities.
/ Urban blight affects many cities.
J 30 … foyer
… foyer
… Guests gathered in the hotel foyer.
… The foyer was decorated with flowers.
… foyer
/ foyer
… Guests gathered in the hotel foyer.
/ Guests gathered in the hotel foyer.
… The foyer was decorated with flowers.
/ The foyer was decorated with flowers.
J 31 … subversive
… subversive
… The book promotes subversive ideas.
… He was arrested for subversive activity.
… subversive
/ subversive
… The book promotes subversive ideas.
/ The book promotes subversive ideas.
… He was arrested for subversive activity.
/ He was arrested for subversive activity.
J 32 … impediment
… impediment
… His speech impediment made communication difficult.
… Fear is a major impediment to progress.
… impediment
/ impediment
… His speech impediment made communication difficult.
/ His speech impediment made communication difficult.
… Fear is a major impediment to progress.
/ Fear is a major impediment to progress.
J 33 … pawn
… pawn
… He used his watch as a pawn.
… She felt like a pawn in their game.
… pawn
/ pawn
… He used his watch as a pawn.
/ He used his watch as a pawn.
… She felt like a pawn in their game.
/ She felt like a pawn in their game.
J 34 … payroll
… payroll
… The company expanded its payroll.
… Payroll taxes are deducted monthly.
… payroll
/ payroll
… The company expanded its payroll.
/ The company expanded its payroll.
… Payroll taxes are deducted monthly.
/ Payroll taxes are deducted monthly.
J 35 … quirk
… quirk
… His habit of humming is a harmless quirk.
… She has a quirky sense of humor.
… quirk
/ quirk
… His habit of humming is a harmless quirk.
/ His habit of humming is a harmless quirk.
… She has a quirky sense of humor.
/ She has a quirky sense of humor.
J 36 … curfew
… curfew
… The city imposed a curfew at 10 PM.
… He broke curfew and was fined.
… curfew
/ curfew
… The city imposed a curfew at 10 PM.
/ The city imposed a curfew at 10 PM.
… He broke curfew and was fined.
/ He broke curfew and was fined.
J 37 … pamper
… pamper
… She pampered herself with a spa day.
… He pampers his dog with treats.
… pamper
/ pamper
… She pampered herself with a spa day.
/ She pampered herself with a spa day.
… He pampers his dog with treats.
/ He pampers his dog with treats.
J 38 … stoke
… stoke
… He stoked the fire with dry wood.
… The speech stoked public anger.
… stoke
/ stoke
… He stoked the fire with dry wood.
/ He stoked the fire with dry wood.
… The speech stoked public anger.
/ The speech stoked public anger.
J 39 … at hand
… at hand
… Help is always at hand.
… The deadline is close at hand.
… at hand
/ at hand
… Help is always at hand.
/ Help is always at hand.
… The deadline is close at hand.
/ The deadline is close at hand.
J 40 … disintegration
… disintegration
… The empire faced disintegration.
… The fabric showed signs of disintegration.
… disintegration
/ disintegration
… The empire faced disintegration.
/ The empire faced disintegration.
… The fabric showed signs of disintegration.
/ The fabric showed signs of disintegration.
J 41 … impasse
… impasse
… Negotiations reached an impasse.
… They broke the impasse with compromise.
… impasse
/ impasse
… Negotiations reached an impasse.
/ Negotiations reached an impasse.
… They broke the impasse with compromise.
/ They broke the impasse with compromise.
J 42 … rendition
… rendition
… Her rendition of the song was beautiful.
… The film is a dark rendition of the novel.
… rendition
/ rendition
… Her rendition of the song was beautiful.
/ Her rendition of the song was beautiful.
… The film is a dark rendition of the novel.
/ The film is a dark rendition of the novel.
J 43 … persecute
… persecute
… They were persecuted for their beliefs.
… History remembers those who were persecuted.
… persecute
/ persecute
… They were persecuted for their beliefs.
/ They were persecuted for their beliefs.
… History remembers those who were persecuted.
/ History remembers those who were persecuted.
J 44 … bounty
… bounty
… The bounty was placed on the fugitive.
… Autumn brings a bounty of harvest.
… bounty
/ bounty
… The bounty was placed on the fugitive.
/ The bounty was placed on the fugitive.
… Autumn brings a bounty of harvest.
/ Autumn brings a bounty of harvest.
J 45 … hindsight
… hindsight
… In hindsight, I should have studied more.
… Hindsight is always clearer than foresight.
… hindsight
/ hindsight
… In hindsight, I should have studied more.
/ In hindsight, I should have studied more.
… Hindsight is always clearer than foresight.
/ Hindsight is always clearer than foresight.
J 46 … avatar
… avatar
… She chose a cat as her avatar.
… The avatar represents your online identity.
… avatar
/ avatar
… She chose a cat as her avatar.
/ She chose a cat as her avatar.
… The avatar represents your online identity.
/ The avatar represents your online identity.
J 47 … brat
… brat
… He acted like a spoiled brat.
… Don’t be such a brat.
… brat
/ brat
… He acted like a spoiled brat.
/ He acted like a spoiled brat.
… Don’t be such a brat.
/ Don’t be such a brat.
J 48 … jettison
… jettison
… They jettisoned the cargo to save the ship.
… He jettisoned old habits.
… jettison
/ jettison
… They jettisoned the cargo to save the ship.
/ They jettisoned the cargo to save the ship.
… He jettisoned old habits.
/ He jettisoned old habits.
J 49 … taunt
… taunt
… The bully taunted him relentlessly.
… She ignored the cruel taunts.
… taunt
/ taunt
… The bully taunted him relentlessly.
/ The bully taunted him relentlessly.
… She ignored the cruel taunts.
/ She ignored the cruel taunts.
J 50 … wiggle
… wiggle
… The baby wiggled her toes.
… He wiggled out of the tight space.
… wiggle
/ wiggle
… The baby wiggled her toes.
/ The baby wiggled her toes.
… He wiggled out of the tight space.
/ He wiggled out of the tight space.
K 1 … allusion
… allusion
… The poem contains an allusion to mythology.
… His speech made an allusion to history.
… allusion
/ allusion
… The poem contains an allusion to mythology.
/ The poem contains an allusion to mythology.
… His speech made an allusion to history.
/ His speech made an allusion to history.
K 2 … procurement
… procurement
… The procurement process was delayed.
… She works in government procurement.
… procurement
/ procurement
… The procurement process was delayed.
/ The procurement process was delayed.
… She works in government procurement.
/ She works in government procurement.
K 3 … aberration
… aberration
… The event was an aberration, not the norm.
… His behavior was a strange aberration.
… aberration
/ aberration
… The event was an aberration, not the norm.
/ The event was an aberration, not the norm.
… His behavior was a strange aberration.
/ His behavior was a strange aberration.
K 4 … backlash
… backlash
… The policy caused public backlash.
… There was a backlash against the new law.
… backlash
/ backlash
… The policy caused public backlash.
/ The policy caused public backlash.
… There was a backlash against the new law.
/ There was a backlash against the new law.
K 5 … euphoria
… euphoria
… She felt euphoria after winning.
… The crowd erupted in euphoria.
… euphoria
/ euphoria
… She felt euphoria after winning.
/ She felt euphoria after winning.
… The crowd erupted in euphoria.
/ The crowd erupted in euphoria.
K 6 … end up
… end up
… He ended up working abroad.
… We ended up missing the train.
… end up
/ end up
… He ended up working abroad.
/ He ended up working abroad.
… We ended up missing the train.
/ We ended up missing the train.
K 7 … eligibility
… eligibility
… Check your eligibility before applying.
… She meets the eligibility criteria.
… eligibility
/ eligibility
… Check your eligibility before applying.
/ Check your eligibility before applying.
… She meets the eligibility criteria.
/ She meets the eligibility criteria.
K 8 … sewage
… sewage
… The river was polluted with sewage.
… Sewage treatment is essential.
… sewage
/ sewage
… The river was polluted with sewage.
/ The river was polluted with sewage.
… Sewage treatment is essential.
/ Sewage treatment is essential.
K 9 … dictum
… dictum
… He quoted a famous legal dictum.
… The teacher’s dictum was “practice makes perfect.”
… dictum
/ dictum
… He quoted a famous legal dictum.
/ He quoted a famous legal dictum.
… The teacher’s dictum was “practice makes perfect.”
/ The teacher’s dictum was “practice makes perfect.”
K 10 … manure
… manure
… The farmer spread manure on the field.
… Manure helps crops grow.
… manure
/ manure
… The farmer spread manure on the field.
/ The farmer spread manure on the field.
… Manure helps crops grow.
/ Manure helps crops grow.
K 11 … populace
… populace
… The entire populace celebrated the festival.
… The ruler ignored the needs of the populace.
… populace
/ populace
… The entire populace celebrated the festival.
/ The entire populace celebrated the festival.
… The ruler ignored the needs of the populace.
/ The ruler ignored the needs of the populace.
K 12 … bedrock
… bedrock
… Trust is the bedrock of any relationship.
… The constitution is the bedrock of democracy.
… bedrock
/ bedrock
… Trust is the bedrock of any relationship.
/ Trust is the bedrock of any relationship.
… The constitution is the bedrock of democracy.
/ The constitution is the bedrock of democracy.
K 13 … distance A from B
… distance A from B
… We must distance emotion from decision-making.
… She distanced herself from the controversy.
… distance A from B
/ distance A from B
… We must distance emotion from decision-making.
/ We must distance emotion from decision-making.
… She distanced herself from the controversy.
/ She distanced herself from the controversy.
K 14 … centennial
… centennial
… The museum held a centennial celebration.
… The centennial of the school is next year.
… centennial
/ centennial
… The museum held a centennial celebration.
/ The museum held a centennial celebration.
… The centennial of the school is next year.
/ The centennial of the school is next year.
K 15 … stint
… stint
… He did a stint as a waiter.
… Her stint abroad changed her perspective.
… stint
/ stint
… He did a stint as a waiter.
/ He did a stint as a waiter.
… Her stint abroad changed her perspective.
/ Her stint abroad changed her perspective.
K 16 … omen
… omen
… The black cat was seen as a bad omen.
… The rainbow was a good omen.
… omen
/ omen
… The black cat was seen as a bad omen.
/ The black cat was seen as a bad omen.
… The rainbow was a good omen.
/ The rainbow was a good omen.
K 17 … teem
… teem
… The forest teems with wildlife.
… The market teemed with people.
… teem
/ teem
… The forest teems with wildlife.
/ The forest teems with wildlife.
… The market teemed with people.
/ The market teemed with people.
K 18 … picket
… picket
… Workers formed a picket line.
… The picket lasted for three days.
… picket
/ picket
… Workers formed a picket line.
/ Workers formed a picket line.
… The picket lasted for three days.
/ The picket lasted for three days.
K 19 … acknowledgement
… acknowledgement
… He gave a nod of acknowledgement.
… The book includes an acknowledgement section.
… acknowledgement
/ acknowledgement
… He gave a nod of acknowledgement.
/ He gave a nod of acknowledgement.
… The book includes an acknowledgement section.
/ The book includes an acknowledgement section.
K 20 … straddle
… straddle
… He straddled the fence while talking.
… The policy straddles two opposing views.
… straddle
/ straddle
… He straddled the fence while talking.
/ He straddled the fence while talking.
… The policy straddles two opposing views.
/ The policy straddles two opposing views.
K 21 … chasm
… chasm
… A deep chasm separated the cliffs.
… There’s a chasm between rich and poor.
… chasm
/ chasm
… A deep chasm separated the cliffs.
/ A deep chasm separated the cliffs.
… There’s a chasm between rich and poor.
/ There’s a chasm between rich and poor.
K 22 … complacency
… complacency
… Complacency can lead to failure.
… His complacency was evident in his attitude.
… complacency
/ complacency
… Complacency can lead to failure.
/ Complacency can lead to failure.
… His complacency was evident in his attitude.
/ His complacency was evident in his attitude.
K 23 … pedigree
… pedigree
… The dog has a pure pedigree.
… She comes from a noble pedigree.
… pedigree
/ pedigree
… The dog has a pure pedigree.
/ The dog has a pure pedigree.
… She comes from a noble pedigree.
/ She comes from a noble pedigree.
K 24 … adversity
… adversity
… He showed strength in adversity.
… Adversity builds character.
… adversity
/ adversity
… He showed strength in adversity.
/ He showed strength in adversity.
… Adversity builds character.
/ Adversity builds character.
K 25 … believe it or not
… believe it or not
… Believe it or not, he won the lottery.
… Believe it or not, she’s 70 years old.
… believe it or not
/ believe it or not
… Believe it or not, he won the lottery.
/ Believe it or not, he won the lottery.
… Believe it or not, she’s 70 years old.
/ Believe it or not, she’s 70 years old.
K 26 … heap
… heap
… A heap of clothes lay on the floor.
… He heaped praise on the team.
… heap
/ heap
… A heap of clothes lay on the floor.
/ A heap of clothes lay on the floor.
… He heaped praise on the team.
/ He heaped praise on the team.
K 27 … rationality
… rationality
… Rationality is key in decision-making.
… He lost all sense of rationality.
… rationality
/ rationality
… Rationality is key in decision-making.
/ Rationality is key in decision-making.
… He lost all sense of rationality.
/ He lost all sense of rationality.
K 28 … at random
… at random
… The winner was chosen at random.
… Items were scattered at random.
… at random
/ at random
… The winner was chosen at random.
/ The winner was chosen at random.
… Items were scattered at random.
/ Items were scattered at random.
K 29 … blood vessel
… blood vessel
… The blood vessel was damaged.
… Blood vessels carry oxygen.
… blood vessel
/ blood vessel
… The blood vessel was damaged.
/ The blood vessel was damaged.
… Blood vessels carry oxygen.
/ Blood vessels carry oxygen.
K 30 … philanthropy
… philanthropy
… Her philanthropy supports education.
… He is known for his corporate philanthropy.
… philanthropy
/ philanthropy
… Her philanthropy supports education.
/ Her philanthropy supports education.
… He is known for his corporate philanthropy.
/ He is known for his corporate philanthropy.
K 31 … look into
… look into
… I’ll look into the issue tomorrow.
… She looked into the complaint.
… look into
/ look into
… I’ll look into the issue tomorrow.
/ I’ll look into the issue tomorrow.
… She looked into the complaint.
/ She looked into the complaint.
K 32 … cynicism
… cynicism
… His cynicism made him unpopular.
… Cynicism often masks insecurity.
… cynicism
/ cynicism
… His cynicism made him unpopular.
/ His cynicism made him unpopular.
… Cynicism often masks insecurity.
/ Cynicism often masks insecurity.
K 33 … mitigation
… mitigation
… Flood mitigation efforts were successful.
… Mitigation of risk is essential.
… mitigation
/ mitigation
… Flood mitigation efforts were successful.
/ Flood mitigation efforts were successful.
… Mitigation of risk is essential.
/ Mitigation of risk is essential.
K 34 … morgue
… morgue
… The bodies were taken to the morgue.
… He works at the city morgue.
… morgue
/ morgue
… The bodies were taken to the morgue.
/ The bodies were taken to the morgue.
… He works at the city morgue.
/ He works at the city morgue.
K 35 … pod
… pod
… The peas are inside the pod.
… The escape pod launched safely.
… pod
/ pod
… The peas are inside the pod.
/ The peas are inside the pod.
… The escape pod launched safely.
/ The escape pod launched safely.
K 36 … leave off
… leave off
… Please leave off the last sentence in your essay.
… He left off talking when the phone rang.
… leave off
/ leave off
… Please leave off the last sentence in your essay.
/ Please leave off the last sentence in your essay.
… He left off talking when the phone rang.
/ He left off talking when the phone rang.
K 37 … alienation
… alienation
… His constant criticism led to her alienation from the group.
… The novel explores themes of alienation and identity.
… alienation
/ alienation
… His constant criticism led to her alienation from the group.
/ His constant criticism led to her alienation from the group.
… The novel explores themes of alienation and identity.
/ The novel explores themes of alienation and identity.
K 38 … corporal
… corporal
… Corporal punishment is banned in many schools.
… He was promoted to corporal after two years of service.
… corporal
/ corporal
… Corporal punishment is banned in many schools.
/ Corporal punishment is banned in many schools.
… He was promoted to corporal after two years of service.
/ He was promoted to corporal after two years of service.
K 39 … up for
… up for
… I’m up for a movie tonight if you’re free.
… She’s up for reelection next month.
… up for
/ up for
… I’m up for a movie tonight if you’re free.
/ I’m up for a movie tonight if you’re free.
… She’s up for reelection next month.
/ She’s up for reelection next month.
K 40 … funk
… funk
… He was in a deep funk after losing his job.
… She danced to the rhythm of classic funk music.
… funk
/ funk
… He was in a deep funk after losing his job.
/ He was in a deep funk after losing his job.
… She danced to the rhythm of classic funk music.
/ She danced to the rhythm of classic funk music.
K 41 … deluge
… deluge
… The deluge flooded the entire valley.
… We received a deluge of emails after the announcement.
… deluge
/ deluge
… The deluge flooded the entire valley.
/ The deluge flooded the entire valley.
… We received a deluge of emails after the announcement.
/ We received a deluge of emails after the announcement.
K 42 … intestine
… intestine
… The small intestine absorbs nutrients from food.
… He had surgery to remove part of his intestine.
… intestine
/ intestine
… The small intestine absorbs nutrients from food.
/ The small intestine absorbs nutrients from food.
… He had surgery to remove part of his intestine.
/ He had surgery to remove part of his intestine.
K 43 … match A with B
… match A with B
… We need to match the applicants with suitable jobs.
… She matched the colors with great care.
… match A with B
/ match A with B
… We need to match the applicants with suitable jobs.
/ We need to match the applicants with suitable jobs.
… She matched the colors with great care.
/ She matched the colors with great care.
K 44 … liturgy
… liturgy
… The church follows a traditional liturgy every Sunday.
… He studied ancient liturgy in theology school.
… liturgy
/ liturgy
… The church follows a traditional liturgy every Sunday.
/ The church follows a traditional liturgy every Sunday.
… He studied ancient liturgy in theology school.
/ He studied ancient liturgy in theology school.
K 45 … sarcasm
… sarcasm
… His sarcasm hurt her feelings.
… She replied with biting sarcasm.
… sarcasm
/ sarcasm
… His sarcasm hurt her feelings.
/ His sarcasm hurt her feelings.
… She replied with biting sarcasm.
/ She replied with biting sarcasm.
K 46 … anthem
… anthem
… The national anthem was played before the game.
… Everyone stood up to sing the school anthem.
… anthem
/ anthem
… The national anthem was played before the game.
/ The national anthem was played before the game.
… Everyone stood up to sing the school anthem.
/ Everyone stood up to sing the school anthem.
K 47 … demolition
… demolition
… The demolition of the old building took two weeks.
… They watched the demolition with mixed emotions.
… demolition
/ demolition
… The demolition of the old building took two weeks.
/ The demolition of the old building took two weeks.
… They watched the demolition with mixed emotions.
/ They watched the demolition with mixed emotions.
K 48 … propagate
… propagate
… The organization aims to propagate peace and understanding.
… Plants propagate through seeds and cuttings.
… propagate
/ propagate
… The organization aims to propagate peace and understanding.
/ The organization aims to propagate peace and understanding.
… Plants propagate through seeds and cuttings.
/ Plants propagate through seeds and cuttings.
K 49 … romp
… romp
… The children romped in the garden all afternoon.
… The puppy romped around the living room.
… romp
/ romp
… The children romped in the garden all afternoon.
/ The children romped in the garden all afternoon.
… The puppy romped around the living room.
/ The puppy romped around the living room.
K 50 … obituary
… obituary
… His obituary appeared in the local newspaper.
… She wrote a touching obituary for her mentor.
… obituary
/ obituary
… His obituary appeared in the local newspaper.
/ His obituary appeared in the local newspaper.
… She wrote a touching obituary for her mentor.
/ She wrote a touching obituary for her mentor.
L 1 … adjunct
… adjunct
… She works as an adjunct professor at the university.
… The new software is an adjunct to the main system.
… adjunct
/ adjunct
… She works as an adjunct professor at the university.
/ She works as an adjunct professor at the university.
… The new software is an adjunct to the main system.
/ The new software is an adjunct to the main system.
L 2 … crusader
… crusader
… He’s a crusader for environmental protection.
… The crusaders marched across Europe in the 11th century.
… crusader
/ crusader
… He’s a crusader for environmental protection.
/ He’s a crusader for environmental protection.
… The crusaders marched across Europe in the 11th century.
/ The crusaders marched across Europe in the 11th century.
L 3 … seminary
… seminary
… He studied theology at a Catholic seminary.
… The seminary trains future religious leaders.
… seminary
/ seminary
… He studied theology at a Catholic seminary.
/ He studied theology at a Catholic seminary.
… The seminary trains future religious leaders.
/ The seminary trains future religious leaders.
L 4 … exaggeration
… exaggeration
… Saying he’s the best in the world is an exaggeration.
… Her story was full of exaggeration.
… exaggeration
/ exaggeration
… Saying he’s the best in the world is an exaggeration.
/ Saying he’s the best in the world is an exaggeration.
… Her story was full of exaggeration.
/ Her story was full of exaggeration.
L 5 … back out
… back out
… He promised to help but backed out at the last minute.
… She backed out of the deal after reconsidering.
… back out
/ back out
… He promised to help but backed out at the last minute.
/ He promised to help but backed out at the last minute.
… She backed out of the deal after reconsidering.
/ She backed out of the deal after reconsidering.
L 6 … impetus
… impetus
… The new law gave impetus to economic reform.
… Her speech provided the impetus for change.
… impetus
/ impetus
… The new law gave impetus to economic reform.
/ The new law gave impetus to economic reform.
… Her speech provided the impetus for change.
/ Her speech provided the impetus for change.
L 7 … compilation
… compilation
… This book is a compilation of her best poems.
… The compilation took several months to complete.
… compilation
/ compilation
… This book is a compilation of her best poems.
/ This book is a compilation of her best poems.
… The compilation took several months to complete.
/ The compilation took several months to complete.
L 8 … semiconductor
… semiconductor
… Semiconductors are essential in modern electronics.
… Japan is investing heavily in semiconductor research.
… semiconductor
/ semiconductor
… Semiconductors are essential in modern electronics.
/ Semiconductors are essential in modern electronics.
… Japan is investing heavily in semiconductor research.
/ Japan is investing heavily in semiconductor research.
L 9 … gut
… gut
… He had a gut feeling that something was wrong.
… The gut plays a key role in digestion.
… gut
/ gut
… He had a gut feeling that something was wrong.
/ He had a gut feeling that something was wrong.
… The gut plays a key role in digestion.
/ The gut plays a key role in digestion.
L 10 … measles
… measles
… Measles is a highly contagious disease.
… She was vaccinated against measles as a child.
… measles
/ measles
… Measles is a highly contagious disease.
/ Measles is a highly contagious disease.
… She was vaccinated against measles as a child.
/ She was vaccinated against measles as a child.
L 11 … smuggler
… smuggler
… The police arrested a smuggler at the border.
… The smuggler hid the goods in a secret compartment.
… smuggler
/ smuggler
… The police arrested a smuggler at the border.
/ The police arrested a smuggler at the border.
… The smuggler hid the goods in a secret compartment.
/ The smuggler hid the goods in a secret compartment.
L 12 … miscarriage
… miscarriage
… She suffered a miscarriage in her third month.
… Miscarriage can be emotionally devastating.
… miscarriage
/ miscarriage
… She suffered a miscarriage in her third month.
/ She suffered a miscarriage in her third month.
… Miscarriage can be emotionally devastating.
/ Miscarriage can be emotionally devastating.
L 13 … bystander
… bystander
… A bystander called the ambulance immediately.
… The bystanders watched the scene in silence.
… bystander
/ bystander
… A bystander called the ambulance immediately.
/ A bystander called the ambulance immediately.
… The bystanders watched the scene in silence.
/ The bystanders watched the scene in silence.
L 14 … epicenter
… epicenter
… The epicenter of the earthquake was near the coast.
… Tokyo is often considered the epicenter of fashion in Japan.
… epicenter
/ epicenter
… The epicenter of the earthquake was near the coast.
/ The epicenter of the earthquake was near the coast.
… Tokyo is often considered the epicenter of fashion in Japan.
/ Tokyo is often considered the epicenter of fashion in Japan.
L 15 … improvisation
… improvisation
… His speech was pure improvisation.
… Improvisation is a key skill in jazz music.
… improvisation
/ improvisation
… His speech was pure improvisation.
/ His speech was pure improvisation.
… Improvisation is a key skill in jazz music.
/ Improvisation is a key skill in jazz music.
L 16 … lineage
… lineage
… She traced her lineage back to the 17th century.
… The royal lineage is carefully documented.
… lineage
/ lineage
… She traced her lineage back to the 17th century.
/ She traced her lineage back to the 17th century.
… The royal lineage is carefully documented.
/ The royal lineage is carefully documented.
L 17 … recourse
… recourse
… He had no recourse but to accept the decision.
… Legal recourse is available in such cases.
… recourse
/ recourse
… He had no recourse but to accept the decision.
/ He had no recourse but to accept the decision.
… Legal recourse is available in such cases.
/ Legal recourse is available in such cases.
L 18 … replace A by B
… replace A by B
… We replaced the old printer by a new one.
… You should not replace kindness by strictness.
… replace A by B
/ replace A by B
… We replaced the old printer by a new one.
/ We replaced the old printer by a new one.
… You should not replace kindness by strictness.
/ You should not replace kindness by strictness.
L 19 … foreman
… foreman
… The foreman supervised the construction site.
… The foreman assigned tasks to each worker.
… foreman
/ foreman
… The foreman supervised the construction site.
/ The foreman supervised the construction site.
… The foreman assigned tasks to each worker.
/ The foreman assigned tasks to each worker.
L 20 … rupture
… rupture
… The pipe rupture caused a major flood.
… Emotional rupture can damage relationships.
… rupture
/ rupture
… The pipe rupture caused a major flood.
/ The pipe rupture caused a major flood.
… Emotional rupture can damage relationships.
/ Emotional rupture can damage relationships.
L 21 … spurn
… spurn
… She spurned his offer without hesitation.
… He was hurt when his ideas were spurned.
… spurn
/ spurn
… She spurned his offer without hesitation.
/ She spurned his offer without hesitation.
… He was hurt when his ideas were spurned.
/ He was hurt when his ideas were spurned.
L 22 … hepatitis
… hepatitis
… Hepatitis can be spread through contaminated food.
… He was diagnosed with hepatitis B.
… hepatitis
/ hepatitis
… Hepatitis can be spread through contaminated food.
/ Hepatitis can be spread through contaminated food.
… He was diagnosed with hepatitis B.
/ He was diagnosed with hepatitis B.
L 23 … classify A as B
… classify A as B
… We classify whales as mammals.
… The teacher classified the books as fiction and non-fiction.
… classify A as B
/ classify A as B
… We classify whales as mammals.
/ We classify whales as mammals.
… The teacher classified the books as fiction and non-fiction.
/ The teacher classified the books as fiction and non-fiction.
L 24 … pun
… pun
… He made a pun about the bakery’s “knead” for success.
… Her joke was full of clever puns.
… pun
/ pun
… He made a pun about the bakery’s “knead” for success.
/ He made a pun about the bakery’s “knead” for success.
… Her joke was full of clever puns.
/ Her joke was full of clever puns.
L 25 … as it turns out
… as it turns out
… As it turns out, he was right all along.
… As it turns out, the meeting was canceled.
… as it turns out
/ as it turns out
… As it turns out, he was right all along.
/ As it turns out, he was right all along.
… As it turns out, the meeting was canceled.
/ As it turns out, the meeting was canceled.
L 26 … hallucination
… hallucination
… He experienced vivid hallucinations during the illness.
… Hallucination can be a symptom of sleep deprivation.
… hallucination
/ hallucination
… He experienced vivid hallucinations during the illness.
/ He experienced vivid hallucinations during the illness.
… Hallucination can be a symptom of sleep deprivation.
/ Hallucination can be a symptom of sleep deprivation.
L 27 … arithmetic
… arithmetic
… She is learning basic arithmetic in school.
… Arithmetic is the foundation of mathematics.
… arithmetic
/ arithmetic
… She is learning basic arithmetic in school.
/ She is learning basic arithmetic in school.
… Arithmetic is the foundation of mathematics.
/ Arithmetic is the foundation of mathematics.
L 28 … pitfall
… pitfall
… One pitfall of the plan is its high cost.
… He avoided the common pitfalls of investing.
… pitfall
/ pitfall
… One pitfall of the plan is its high cost.
/ One pitfall of the plan is its high cost.
… He avoided the common pitfalls of investing.
/ He avoided the common pitfalls of investing.
L 29 … stunt
… stunt
… He performed a dangerous stunt on a motorcycle.
… The movie was full of thrilling stunts.
… stunt
/ stunt
… He performed a dangerous stunt on a motorcycle.
/ He performed a dangerous stunt on a motorcycle.
… The movie was full of thrilling stunts.
/ The movie was full of thrilling stunts.
L 30 … menopause
… menopause
… Menopause usually occurs in women around age 50.
… She experienced mood swings during menopause.
… menopause
/ menopause
… Menopause usually occurs in women around age 50.
/ Menopause usually occurs in women around age 50.
… She experienced mood swings during menopause.
/ She experienced mood swings during menopause.
L 31 … inhibition
… inhibition
… His inhibition prevented him from speaking in public.
… Alcohol can reduce social inhibition.
… inhibition
/ inhibition
… His inhibition prevented him from speaking in public.
/ His inhibition prevented him from speaking in public.
… Alcohol can reduce social inhibition.
/ Alcohol can reduce social inhibition.
L 32 … to be honest
… to be honest
… To be honest, I didn’t enjoy the movie.
… To be honest, I forgot about the meeting.
… to be honest
/ to be honest
… To be honest, I didn’t enjoy the movie.
/ To be honest, I didn’t enjoy the movie.
… To be honest, I forgot about the meeting.
/ To be honest, I forgot about the meeting.
L 33 … litigation
… litigation
… The company is involved in a long litigation process.
… Litigation can be costly and time-consuming.
… litigation
/ litigation
… The company is involved in a long litigation process.
/ The company is involved in a long litigation process.
… Litigation can be costly and time-consuming.
/ Litigation can be costly and time-consuming.
L 34 … hull
… hull
… The ship’s hull was damaged in the storm.
… They painted the hull to prevent rust.
… hull
/ hull
… The ship’s hull was damaged in the storm.
/ The ship’s hull was damaged in the storm.
… They painted the hull to prevent rust.
/ They painted the hull to prevent rust.
L 35 … exposition
… exposition
… The art exposition attracted thousands of visitors.
… He gave a clear exposition of the theory.
… exposition
/ exposition
… The art exposition attracted thousands of visitors.
/ The art exposition attracted thousands of visitors.
… He gave a clear exposition of the theory.
/ He gave a clear exposition of the theory.
L 36 … euthanasia
… euthanasia
… The debate over euthanasia continues worldwide.
… She supported euthanasia for terminally ill patients.
… euthanasia
/ euthanasia
… The debate over euthanasia continues worldwide.
/ The debate over euthanasia continues worldwide.
… She supported euthanasia for terminally ill patients.
/ She supported euthanasia for terminally ill patients.
L 37 … lunatic
… lunatic
… He acted like a lunatic during the meeting.
… The old law used the term “lunatic” for mental illness.
… lunatic
/ lunatic
… He acted like a lunatic during the meeting.
/ He acted like a lunatic during the meeting.
… The old law used the term “lunatic” for mental illness.
/ The old law used the term “lunatic” for mental illness.
L 38 … obscenity
… obscenity
… The book was banned for its obscenity.
… He was fined for public obscenity.
… obscenity
/ obscenity
… The book was banned for its obscenity.
/ The book was banned for its obscenity.
… He was fined for public obscenity.
/ He was fined for public obscenity.
L 39 … manifesto
… manifesto
… The party released its new manifesto before the election.
… Her manifesto focused on education reform.
… manifesto
/ manifesto
… The party released its new manifesto before the election.
/ The party released its new manifesto before the election.
… Her manifesto focused on education reform.
/ Her manifesto focused on education reform.
L 40 … absentee
… absentee
… The absentee rate among students has increased.
… Absentee voting is allowed in some states.
… absentee
/ absentee
… The absentee rate among students has increased.
/ The absentee rate among students has increased.
… Absentee voting is allowed in some states.
/ Absentee voting is allowed in some states.
L 41 … locale
… locale
… This café is a popular locale for artists.
… The movie was filmed in a remote locale.
… locale
/ locale
… This café is a popular locale for artists.
/ This café is a popular locale for artists.
… The movie was filmed in a remote locale.
/ The movie was filmed in a remote locale.
L 42 … manslaughter
… manslaughter
… He was convicted of manslaughter, not murder.
… Manslaughter charges were filed after the accident.
… manslaughter
/ manslaughter
… He was convicted of manslaughter, not murder.
/ He was convicted of manslaughter, not murder.
… Manslaughter charges were filed after the accident.
/ Manslaughter charges were filed after the accident.
L 43 … insurrection
… insurrection
… The government suppressed the insurrection quickly.
… The insurrection lasted for three days.
… insurrection
/ insurrection
… The government suppressed the insurrection quickly.
/ The government suppressed the insurrection quickly.
… The insurrection lasted for three days.
/ The insurrection lasted for three days.
L 44 … enclosure
… enclosure
… The enclosure contains rare animals.
… Please find the document in the enclosure.
… enclosure
/ enclosure
… The enclosure contains rare animals.
/ The enclosure contains rare animals.
… Please find the document in the enclosure.
/ Please find the document in the enclosure.
L 45 … allow for
… allow for
… We must allow for delays due to weather.
… The design allows for future expansion.
… allow for
/ allow for
… We must allow for delays due to weather.
/ We must allow for delays due to weather.
… The design allows for future expansion.
/ The design allows for future expansion.
L 46 … placate
… placate
… He tried to placate the angry customer.
… She placated her child with a toy.
… placate
/ placate
… He tried to placate the angry customer.
/ He tried to placate the angry customer.
… She placated her child with a toy.
/ She placated her child with a toy.
L 47 … funnel
… funnel
… The donations were funneled into the relief fund.
… He funneled his energy into writing.
… funnel
/ funnel
… The donations were funneled into the relief fund.
/ The donations were funneled into the relief fund.
… He funneled his energy into writing.
/ He funneled his energy into writing.
L 48 … kettle
… kettle
… The kettle is boiling on the stove.
… She poured tea from the kettle.
… kettle
/ kettle
… The kettle is boiling on the stove.
/ The kettle is boiling on the stove.
… She poured tea from the kettle.
/ She poured tea from the kettle.
L 49 … pertain
… pertain
… These rules pertain to all employees.
… The documents pertain to the case.
… pertain
/ pertain
… These rules pertain to all employees.
/ These rules pertain to all employees.
… The documents pertain to the case.
/ The documents pertain to the case.
L 50 … malpractice
… malpractice
… He sued the hospital for medical malpractice.
… Malpractice can lead to serious consequences.
… malpractice
/ malpractice
… He sued the hospital for medical malpractice.
/ He sued the hospital for medical malpractice.
… Malpractice can lead to serious consequences.
/ Malpractice can lead to serious consequences.
