A 1 … lock up
… lock up
… Don’t forget to lock up before you leave.
… He was locked up for ten years.
… lock up
/ lock up
… Don’t forget to lock up before you leave.
/ Don’t forget to lock up before you leave.
… He was locked up for ten years.
/ He was locked up for ten years.
A 2 … stately
… stately
… The mansion had a stately entrance.
… She walked with a stately grace.
… stately
/ stately
… The mansion had a stately entrance.
/ The mansion had a stately entrance.
… She walked with a stately grace.
/ She walked with a stately grace.
A 3 … shoddy
… shoddy
… The product broke due to shoddy workmanship.
… They received shoddy service at the restaurant.
… shoddy
/ shoddy
… The product broke due to shoddy workmanship.
/ The product broke due to shoddy workmanship.
… They received shoddy service at the restaurant.
/ They received shoddy service at the restaurant.
A 4 … radiant
… radiant
… Her radiant smile lit up the room.
… The bride looked radiant in her gown.
… radiant
/ radiant
… Her radiant smile lit up the room.
/ Her radiant smile lit up the room.
… The bride looked radiant in her gown.
/ The bride looked radiant in her gown.
A 5 … glint
… glint
… A glint of sunlight hit the mirror.
… He had a mischievous glint in his eye.
… glint
/ glint
… A glint of sunlight hit the mirror.
/ A glint of sunlight hit the mirror.
… He had a mischievous glint in his eye.
/ He had a mischievous glint in his eye.
A 6 … infrared
… infrared
… The camera detects infrared light.
… Infrared sensors are used in security systems.
… infrared
/ infrared
… The camera detects infrared light.
/ The camera detects infrared light.
… Infrared sensors are used in security systems.
/ Infrared sensors are used in security systems.
A 7 … requisite
… requisite
… A passport is requisite for international travel.
… She lacked the requisite skills for the job.
… requisite
/ requisite
… A passport is requisite for international travel.
/ A passport is requisite for international travel.
… She lacked the requisite skills for the job.
/ She lacked the requisite skills for the job.
A 8 … toxic to
… toxic to
… This chemical is toxic to fish.
… The substance is toxic to humans if inhaled.
… toxic to
/ toxic to
… This chemical is toxic to fish.
/ This chemical is toxic to fish.
… The substance is toxic to humans if inhaled.
/ The substance is toxic to humans if inhaled.
A 9 … autistic
… autistic
… He works with autistic children.
… Her brother was diagnosed as autistic.
… autistic
/ autistic
… He works with autistic children.
/ He works with autistic children.
… Her brother was diagnosed as autistic.
/ Her brother was diagnosed as autistic.
A 10 … flit
… flit
… Butterflies flit from flower to flower.
… She flitted across the room with excitement.
… flit
/ flit
… Butterflies flit from flower to flower.
/ Butterflies flit from flower to flower.
… She flitted across the room with excitement.
/ She flitted across the room with excitement.
A 11 … gregarious
… gregarious
… He’s a gregarious person who loves parties.
… Gregarious animals live in groups.
… gregarious
/ gregarious
… He’s a gregarious person who loves parties.
/ He’s a gregarious person who loves parties.
… Gregarious animals live in groups.
/ Gregarious animals live in groups.
A 12 … in advance
… in advance
… Please pay in advance to reserve your seat.
… We prepared everything in advance.
… in advance
/ in advance
… Please pay in advance to reserve your seat.
/ Please pay in advance to reserve your seat.
… We prepared everything in advance.
/ We prepared everything in advance.
A 13 … majestic
… majestic
… The eagle soared in the majestic sky.
… The castle stood in majestic silence.
… majestic
/ majestic
… The eagle soared in the majestic sky.
/ The eagle soared in the majestic sky.
… The castle stood in majestic silence.
/ The castle stood in majestic silence.
A 14 … exuberant
… exuberant
… The children were exuberant after the performance.
… Her exuberant personality brightens the office.
… exuberant
/ exuberant
… The children were exuberant after the performance.
/ The children were exuberant after the performance.
… Her exuberant personality brightens the office.
/ Her exuberant personality brightens the office.
A 15 … elucidate
… elucidate
… Can you elucidate your point further?
… The professor elucidated the theory clearly.
… elucidate
/ elucidate
… Can you elucidate your point further?
/ Can you elucidate your point further?
… The professor elucidated the theory clearly.
/ The professor elucidated the theory clearly.
A 16 … waiver
… waiver
… He signed a waiver before joining the activity.
… The company offered a fee waiver for students.
… waiver
/ waiver
… He signed a waiver before joining the activity.
/ He signed a waiver before joining the activity.
… The company offered a fee waiver for students.
/ The company offered a fee waiver for students.
A 17 … ailing
… ailing
… The ailing man was taken to the hospital.
… The company is trying to revive its ailing business.
… ailing
/ ailing
… The ailing man was taken to the hospital.
/ The ailing man was taken to the hospital.
… The company is trying to revive its ailing business.
/ The company is trying to revive its ailing business.
A 18 … perverse
… perverse
… He took a perverse pleasure in causing trouble.
… Her perverse decision shocked everyone.
… perverse
/ perverse
… He took a perverse pleasure in causing trouble.
/ He took a perverse pleasure in causing trouble.
… Her perverse decision shocked everyone.
/ Her perverse decision shocked everyone.
A 19 … vogue
… vogue
… Minimalist design is back in vogue.
… Her style set a new vogue in fashion.
… vogue
/ vogue
… Minimalist design is back in vogue.
/ Minimalist design is back in vogue.
… Her style set a new vogue in fashion.
/ Her style set a new vogue in fashion.
A 20 … venom
… venom
… The snake injected venom into its prey.
… His words were filled with venom.
… venom
/ venom
… The snake injected venom into its prey.
/ The snake injected venom into its prey.
… His words were filled with venom.
/ His words were filled with venom.
A 21 … ethereal
… ethereal
… The music had an ethereal quality.
… She looked ethereal in the moonlight.
… ethereal
/ ethereal
… The music had an ethereal quality.
/ The music had an ethereal quality.
… She looked ethereal in the moonlight.
/ She looked ethereal in the moonlight.
A 22 … interpretive
… interpretive
… The museum offers interpretive tours.
… Her dance was deeply interpretive.
… interpretive
/ interpretive
… The museum offers interpretive tours.
/ The museum offers interpretive tours.
… Her dance was deeply interpretive.
/ Her dance was deeply interpretive.
A 23 … let out
… let out
… She let out a sigh of relief.
… He let out a loud laugh.
… let out
/ let out
… She let out a sigh of relief.
/ She let out a sigh of relief.
… He let out a loud laugh.
/ He let out a loud laugh.
A 24 … ultimatum
… ultimatum
… They gave him an ultimatum to resign.
… The ultimatum expired at midnight.
… ultimatum
/ ultimatum
… They gave him an ultimatum to resign.
/ They gave him an ultimatum to resign.
… The ultimatum expired at midnight.
/ The ultimatum expired at midnight.
A 25 … cardiac
… cardiac
… He suffered a cardiac arrest.
… Cardiac health is vital for longevity.
… cardiac
/ cardiac
… He suffered a cardiac arrest.
/ He suffered a cardiac arrest.
… Cardiac health is vital for longevity.
/ Cardiac health is vital for longevity.
A 26 … zest
… zest
… She tackled the project with zest.
… He added lemon zest to the dish.
… zest
/ zest
… She tackled the project with zest.
/ She tackled the project with zest.
… He added lemon zest to the dish.
/ He added lemon zest to the dish.
A 27 … posh
… posh
… They stayed at a posh hotel in Paris.
… She wore a posh dress to the gala.
… posh
/ posh
… They stayed at a posh hotel in Paris.
/ They stayed at a posh hotel in Paris.
… She wore a posh dress to the gala.
/ She wore a posh dress to the gala.
A 28 … appellate
… appellate
… The case was sent to the appellate court.
… He specializes in appellate law.
… appellate
/ appellate
… The case was sent to the appellate court.
/ The case was sent to the appellate court.
… He specializes in appellate law.
/ He specializes in appellate law.
A 29 … conflict with
… conflict with
… His views conflict with mine.
… The schedule conflicts with my plans.
… conflict with
/ conflict with
… His views conflict with mine.
/ His views conflict with mine.
… The schedule conflicts with my plans.
/ The schedule conflicts with my plans.
A 30 … boldly
… boldly
… She spoke boldly in front of the crowd.
… He boldly challenged the status quo.
… boldly
/ boldly
… She spoke boldly in front of the crowd.
/ She spoke boldly in front of the crowd.
… He boldly challenged the status quo.
/ He boldly challenged the status quo.
A 31 … for once
… for once
… For once, he arrived on time.
… For once, I agree with you.
… for once
/ for once
… For once, he arrived on time.
/ For once, he arrived on time.
… For once, I agree with you.
/ For once, I agree with you.
A 32 … atone
… atone
… He tried to atone for his mistakes.
… She donated money to atone for her guilt.
… atone
/ atone
… He tried to atone for his mistakes.
/ He tried to atone for his mistakes.
… She donated money to atone for her guilt.
/ She donated money to atone for her guilt.
A 33 … obese
… obese
… The doctor warned him about becoming obese.
… Obese children are at higher health risk.
… obese
/ obese
… The doctor warned him about becoming obese.
/ The doctor warned him about becoming obese.
… Obese children are at higher health risk.
/ Obese children are at higher health risk.
A 34 … fluctuate
… fluctuate
… Prices fluctuate depending on demand.
… His mood tends to fluctuate.
… fluctuate
/ fluctuate
… Prices fluctuate depending on demand.
/ Prices fluctuate depending on demand.
… His mood tends to fluctuate.
/ His mood tends to fluctuate.
A 35 … defunct
… defunct
… The company is now defunct.
… That law is defunct and no longer enforced.
… defunct
/ defunct
… The company is now defunct.
/ The company is now defunct.
… That law is defunct and no longer enforced.
/ That law is defunct and no longer enforced.
A 36 … incarcerate
… incarcerate
… He was incarcerated for ten years.
… The system tends to incarcerate minor offenders.
… incarcerate
/ incarcerate
… He was incarcerated for ten years.
/ He was incarcerated for ten years.
… The system tends to incarcerate minor offenders.
/ The system tends to incarcerate minor offenders.
A 37 … lax
… lax
… The security was too lax.
… His lax attitude caused problems.
… lax
/ lax
… The security was too lax.
/ The security was too lax.
… His lax attitude caused problems.
/ His lax attitude caused problems.
A 38 … grueling
… grueling
… The hike was grueling but rewarding.
… She endured a grueling training schedule.
… grueling
/ grueling
… The hike was grueling but rewarding.
/ The hike was grueling but rewarding.
… She endured a grueling training schedule.
/ She endured a grueling training schedule.
A 39 … supple
… supple
… The dancer’s body was incredibly supple.
… Leather becomes more supple over time.
… supple
/ supple
… The dancer’s body was incredibly supple.
/ The dancer’s body was incredibly supple.
… Leather becomes more supple over time.
/ Leather becomes more supple over time.
A 40 … fall out of favor with
… fall out of favor with
… He fell out of favor with the manager.
… That style has fallen out of favor with designers.
… fall out of favor with
/ fall out of favor with
… He fell out of favor with the manager.
/ He fell out of favor with the manager.
… That style has fallen out of favor with designers.
/ That style has fallen out of favor with designers.
A 41 … idiosyncratic
… idiosyncratic
… Her idiosyncratic style stood out.
… He has an idiosyncratic way of speaking.
… idiosyncratic
/ idiosyncratic
… Her idiosyncratic style stood out.
/ Her idiosyncratic style stood out.
… He has an idiosyncratic way of speaking.
/ He has an idiosyncratic way of speaking.
A 42 … perceptual
… perceptual
… Perceptual skills are important in art.
… The test measures perceptual ability.
… perceptual
/ perceptual
… Perceptual skills are important in art.
/ Perceptual skills are important in art.
… The test measures perceptual ability.
/ The test measures perceptual ability.
A 43 … sparse
… sparse
… Vegetation was sparse in the desert.
… The audience was sparse at the event.
… sparse
/ sparse
… Vegetation was sparse in the desert.
/ Vegetation was sparse in the desert.
… The audience was sparse at the event.
/ The audience was sparse at the event.
A 44 … sectarian
… sectarian
… The conflict was fueled by sectarian divisions.
… Sectarian violence erupted in the region.
… sectarian
/ sectarian
… The conflict was fueled by sectarian divisions.
/ The conflict was fueled by sectarian divisions.
… Sectarian violence erupted in the region.
/ Sectarian violence erupted in the region.
A 45 … categorize A as B
… categorize A as B
… We categorize this book as fiction.
… The teacher categorized the animals as mammals.
… categorize A as B
/ categorize A as B
… We categorize this book as fiction.
/ We categorize this book as fiction.
… The teacher categorized the animals as mammals.
/ The teacher categorized the animals as mammals.
A 46 … tenuous
… tenuous
… His argument was based on tenuous evidence.
… Their relationship became increasingly tenuous.
… tenuous
/ tenuous
… His argument was based on tenuous evidence.
/ His argument was based on tenuous evidence.
… Their relationship became increasingly tenuous.
/ Their relationship became increasingly tenuous.
A 47 … stalemate
… stalemate
… The negotiations ended in a stalemate.
… The game reached a stalemate after two hours.
… stalemate
/ stalemate
… The negotiations ended in a stalemate.
/ The negotiations ended in a stalemate.
… The game reached a stalemate after two hours.
/ The game reached a stalemate after two hours.
A 48 … whereabouts
… whereabouts
… His whereabouts are still unknown.
… Do you know her current whereabouts?
… whereabouts
/ whereabouts
… His whereabouts are still unknown.
/ His whereabouts are still unknown.
… Do you know her current whereabouts?
/ Do you know her current whereabouts?
A 49 … antagonize
… antagonize
… Don’t antagonize your coworkers.
… His comments antagonized the audience.
… antagonize
/ antagonize
… Don’t antagonize your coworkers.
/ Don’t antagonize your coworkers.
… His comments antagonized the audience.
/ His comments antagonized the audience.
A 50 … gobble
… gobble
… The kids gobbled up the snacks.
… He gobbled his lunch in five minutes.
… gobble
/ gobble
… The kids gobbled up the snacks.
/ The kids gobbled up the snacks.
… He gobbled his lunch in five minutes.
/ He gobbled his lunch in five minutes.
