V-Lev.12-G

V-Lev 12(11000-12000words)

G 1 … haughty
… haughty
… She gave a haughty glance to the waiter.
… His haughty attitude alienated his colleagues.
… haughty

/ haughty

… She gave a haughty glance to the waiter.

/ She gave a haughty glance to the waiter.

… His haughty attitude alienated his colleagues.

/ His haughty attitude alienated his colleagues.

G 2 … experiment with
… experiment with
… They experimented with new cooking techniques.
… She likes to experiment with colors in her artwork.
… experiment with

/ experiment with

… They experimented with new cooking techniques.

/ They experimented with new cooking techniques.

… She likes to experiment with colors in her artwork.

/ She likes to experiment with colors in her artwork.

G 3 … hefty
… hefty
… He received a hefty fine for speeding.
… The box was too hefty to lift alone.
… hefty

/ hefty

… He received a hefty fine for speeding.

/ He received a hefty fine for speeding.

… The box was too hefty to lift alone.

/ The box was too hefty to lift alone.

G 4 … soothing
… soothing
… The music was soothing and helped me relax.
… She spoke in a soothing voice to calm the child.
… soothing

/ soothing

… The music was soothing and helped me relax.

/ The music was soothing and helped me relax.

… She spoke in a soothing voice to calm the child.

/ She spoke in a soothing voice to calm the child.

G 5 … commend
… commend
… The officer was commended for his bravery.
… I commend you for your dedication.
… commend

/ commend

… The officer was commended for his bravery.

/ The officer was commended for his bravery.

… I commend you for your dedication.

/ I commend you for your dedication.

G 6 … chasten
… chasten
… The defeat chastened the team.
… He was chastened by the harsh criticism.
… chasten

/ chasten

… The defeat chastened the team.

/ The defeat chastened the team.

… He was chastened by the harsh criticism.

/ He was chastened by the harsh criticism.

G 7 … liken
… liken
… She likened the experience to a roller coaster.
… He was likened to a famous artist.
… liken

/ liken

… She likened the experience to a roller coaster.

/ She likened the experience to a roller coaster.

… He was likened to a famous artist.

/ He was likened to a famous artist.

G 8 … spring up
… spring up
… New cafes are springing up all over town.
… Problems began to spring up unexpectedly.
… spring up

/ spring up

… New cafes are springing up all over town.

/ New cafes are springing up all over town.

… Problems began to spring up unexpectedly.

/ Problems began to spring up unexpectedly.

G 9 … facile
… facile
… His argument was too facile to be convincing.
… She gave a facile explanation of the complex issue.
… facile

/ facile

… His argument was too facile to be convincing.

/ His argument was too facile to be convincing.

… She gave a facile explanation of the complex issue.

/ She gave a facile explanation of the complex issue.

G 10 … intuitive
… intuitive
… The app has an intuitive interface.
… She has an intuitive sense of direction.
… intuitive

/ intuitive

… The app has an intuitive interface.

/ The app has an intuitive interface.

… She has an intuitive sense of direction.

/ She has an intuitive sense of direction.

G 11 … capitalize
… capitalize
… We should capitalize on this opportunity.
… He capitalized on his fame to start a business.
… capitalize

/ capitalize

… We should capitalize on this opportunity.

/ We should capitalize on this opportunity.

… He capitalized on his fame to start a business.

/ He capitalized on his fame to start a business.

G 12 … folly
… folly
… It was folly to ignore the warning signs.
… His financial decisions were marked by folly.
… folly

/ folly

… It was folly to ignore the warning signs.

/ It was folly to ignore the warning signs.

… His financial decisions were marked by folly.

/ His financial decisions were marked by folly.

G 13 … fend
… fend
… He had to fend for himself after moving out.
… She learned to fend off unwanted attention.
… fend

/ fend

… He had to fend for himself after moving out.

/ He had to fend for himself after moving out.

… She learned to fend off unwanted attention.

/ She learned to fend off unwanted attention.

G 14 … coalesce
… coalesce
… The ideas began to coalesce into a clear plan.
… Different cultures coalesce in this vibrant city.
… coalesce

/ coalesce

… The ideas began to coalesce into a clear plan.

/ The ideas began to coalesce into a clear plan.

… Different cultures coalesce in this vibrant city.

/ Different cultures coalesce in this vibrant city.

G 15 … alleviate
… alleviate
… The medicine helped alleviate the pain.
… We must take action to alleviate poverty.
… alleviate

/ alleviate

… The medicine helped alleviate the pain.

/ The medicine helped alleviate the pain.

… We must take action to alleviate poverty.

/ We must take action to alleviate poverty.

G 16 … exhale
… exhale
… She closed her eyes and exhaled slowly.
… He exhaled deeply after the stressful meeting.
… exhale

/ exhale

… She closed her eyes and exhaled slowly.

/ She closed her eyes and exhaled slowly.

… He exhaled deeply after the stressful meeting.

/ He exhaled deeply after the stressful meeting.

G 17 … slip by
… slip by
… The deadline slipped by without notice.
… Time slipped by as they talked for hours.
… slip by

/ slip by

… The deadline slipped by without notice.

/ The deadline slipped by without notice.

… Time slipped by as they talked for hours.

/ Time slipped by as they talked for hours.

G 18 … enigmatic
… enigmatic
… Her smile was enigmatic and hard to interpret.
… The painting has an enigmatic atmosphere.
… enigmatic

/ enigmatic

… Her smile was enigmatic and hard to interpret.

/ Her smile was enigmatic and hard to interpret.

… The painting has an enigmatic atmosphere.

/ The painting has an enigmatic atmosphere.

G 19 … gnaw
… gnaw
… The dog gnawed on the bone for hours.
… Doubt began to gnaw at his confidence.
… gnaw

/ gnaw

… The dog gnawed on the bone for hours.

/ The dog gnawed on the bone for hours.

… Doubt began to gnaw at his confidence.

/ Doubt began to gnaw at his confidence.

G 20 … inter
… inter
… They interred the remains in a quiet cemetery.
… The ceremony was held to inter the fallen soldiers.
… inter

/ inter

… They interred the remains in a quiet cemetery.

/ They interred the remains in a quiet cemetery.

… The ceremony was held to inter the fallen soldiers.

/ The ceremony was held to inter the fallen soldiers.

G 21 … loathe
… loathe
… She loathes dishonesty in any form.
… He loathed getting up early for work.
… loathe

/ loathe

… She loathes dishonesty in any form.

/ She loathes dishonesty in any form.

… He loathed getting up early for work.

/ He loathed getting up early for work.

G 22 … real estate
… real estate
… He invested in real estate to build wealth.
… The real estate market is booming in this area.
… real estate

/ real estate

… He invested in real estate to build wealth.

/ He invested in real estate to build wealth.

… The real estate market is booming in this area.

/ The real estate market is booming in this area.

G 23 … venue
… venue
… The concert venue was packed with fans.
… We need to choose a venue for the wedding.
… venue

/ venue

… The concert venue was packed with fans.

/ The concert venue was packed with fans.

… We need to choose a venue for the wedding.

/ We need to choose a venue for the wedding.

G 24 … cardinal
… cardinal
… Honesty is a cardinal virtue.
… The cardinal rule is to never lie.
… cardinal

/ cardinal

… Honesty is a cardinal virtue.

/ Honesty is a cardinal virtue.

… The cardinal rule is to never lie.

/ The cardinal rule is to never lie.

G 25 … lousy
… lousy
… I felt lousy after catching a cold.
… That was a lousy excuse for being late.
… lousy

/ lousy

… I felt lousy after catching a cold.

/ I felt lousy after catching a cold.

… That was a lousy excuse for being late.

/ That was a lousy excuse for being late.

G 26 … resurrect
… resurrect
… They hope to resurrect the old tradition.
… The character was resurrected in the sequel.
… resurrect

/ resurrect

… They hope to resurrect the old tradition.

/ They hope to resurrect the old tradition.

… The character was resurrected in the sequel.

/ The character was resurrected in the sequel.

G 27 … nestle
… nestle
… The kitten nestled in her lap.
… The village nestles between two mountains.
… nestle

/ nestle

… The kitten nestled in her lap.

/ The kitten nestled in her lap.

… The village nestles between two mountains.

/ The village nestles between two mountains.

G 28 … temperament
… temperament
… He has a calm temperament that suits teaching.
… Her artistic temperament makes her sensitive to beauty.
… temperament

/ temperament

… He has a calm temperament that suits teaching.

/ He has a calm temperament that suits teaching.

… Her artistic temperament makes her sensitive to beauty.

/ Her artistic temperament makes her sensitive to beauty.

G 29 … dismay
… dismay
… She looked at the broken vase in dismay.
… His decision caused widespread dismay.
… dismay

/ dismay

… She looked at the broken vase in dismay.

/ She looked at the broken vase in dismay.

… His decision caused widespread dismay.

/ His decision caused widespread dismay.

G 30 … abort
… abort
… The mission was aborted due to bad weather.
… They decided to abort the launch after detecting a fault.
… abort

/ abort

… The mission was aborted due to bad weather.

/ The mission was aborted due to bad weather.

… They decided to abort the launch after detecting a fault.

/ They decided to abort the launch after detecting a fault.

G 31 … elusive
… elusive
… The solution to the problem remained elusive.
… He’s an elusive figure in the art world.
… elusive

/ elusive

… The solution to the problem remained elusive.

/ The solution to the problem remained elusive.

… He’s an elusive figure in the art world.

/ He’s an elusive figure in the art world.

G 32 … neurotic
… neurotic
… He became neurotic about cleanliness.
… Her neurotic behavior worried her friends.
… neurotic

/ neurotic

… He became neurotic about cleanliness.

/ He became neurotic about cleanliness.

… Her neurotic behavior worried her friends.

/ Her neurotic behavior worried her friends.

G 33 … confound
… confound
… The results confounded the researchers.
… She was confounded by the sudden change in plans.
… confound

/ confound

… The results confounded the researchers.

/ The results confounded the researchers.

… She was confounded by the sudden change in plans.

/ She was confounded by the sudden change in plans.

G 34 … step down
… step down
… He decided to step down as CEO.
… The minister stepped down after the scandal.
… step down

/ step down

… He decided to step down as CEO.

/ He decided to step down as CEO.

… The minister stepped down after the scandal.

/ The minister stepped down after the scandal.

G 35 … tenure
… tenure
… Her tenure as principal lasted ten years.
… He was granted tenure at the university.
… tenure

/ tenure

… Her tenure as principal lasted ten years.

/ Her tenure as principal lasted ten years.

… He was granted tenure at the university.

/ He was granted tenure at the university.

G 36 … laughable
… laughable
… The idea was so unrealistic it was laughable.
… His excuse was laughable and no one believed it.
… laughable

/ laughable

… The idea was so unrealistic it was laughable.

/ The idea was so unrealistic it was laughable.

… His excuse was laughable and no one believed it.

/ His excuse was laughable and no one believed it.

G 37 … rebel against
… rebel against
… The students rebelled against the new rules.
… He rebelled against his strict upbringing.
… rebel against

/ rebel against

… The students rebelled against the new rules.

/ The students rebelled against the new rules.

… He rebelled against his strict upbringing.

/ He rebelled against his strict upbringing.

G 38 … statistic
… statistic
… The statistic shows a rise in unemployment.
… She quoted a statistic from the latest report.
… statistic

/ statistic

… The statistic shows a rise in unemployment.

/ The statistic shows a rise in unemployment.

… She quoted a statistic from the latest report.

/ She quoted a statistic from the latest report.

G 39 … clockwise
… clockwise
… Turn the dial clockwise to increase the volume.
… The dancers moved in a clockwise circle.
… clockwise

/ clockwise

… Turn the dial clockwise to increase the volume.

/ Turn the dial clockwise to increase the volume.

… The dancers moved in a clockwise circle.

/ The dancers moved in a clockwise circle.

G 40 … curtail
… curtail
… The company curtailed spending to save money.
… His freedom was curtailed by strict rules.
… curtail

/ curtail

… The company curtailed spending to save money.

/ The company curtailed spending to save money.

… His freedom was curtailed by strict rules.

/ His freedom was curtailed by strict rules.

G 41 … entrust
… entrust
… They entrusted her with the keys to the building.
… He was entrusted with managing the project.
… entrust

/ entrust

… They entrusted her with the keys to the building.

/ They entrusted her with the keys to the building.

… He was entrusted with managing the project.

/ He was entrusted with managing the project.

G 42 … catastrophic
… catastrophic
… The earthquake caused catastrophic damage.
… A catastrophic failure shut down the system.
… catastrophic

/ catastrophic

… The earthquake caused catastrophic damage.

/ The earthquake caused catastrophic damage.

… A catastrophic failure shut down the system.

/ A catastrophic failure shut down the system.

G 43 … fire up
… fire up
… He fired up the grill for the barbecue.
… The coach fired up the team before the game.
… fire up

/ fire up

… He fired up the grill for the barbecue.

/ He fired up the grill for the barbecue.

… The coach fired up the team before the game.

/ The coach fired up the team before the game.

G 44 … come along
… come along
… A new opportunity may come along soon.
… She asked if I wanted to come along to the concert.
… come along

/ come along

… A new opportunity may come along soon.

/ A new opportunity may come along soon.

… She asked if I wanted to come along to the concert.

/ She asked if I wanted to come along to the concert.

G 45 … injurious
… injurious
… Smoking is injurious to your health.
… The chemicals proved injurious to the environment.
… injurious

/ injurious

… Smoking is injurious to your health.

/ Smoking is injurious to your health.

… The chemicals proved injurious to the environment.

/ The chemicals proved injurious to the environment.

G 46 … back off
… back off
… He backed off when he saw the dog growl.
… You need to back off and give her space.
… back off

/ back off

… He backed off when he saw the dog growl.

/ He backed off when he saw the dog growl.

… You need to back off and give her space.

/ You need to back off and give her space.

G 47 … sign up
… sign up
… I signed up for a yoga class.
… You can sign up online for the newsletter.
… sign up

/ sign up

… I signed up for a yoga class.

/ I signed up for a yoga class.

… You can sign up online for the newsletter.

/ You can sign up online for the newsletter.

G 48 … complementary
… complementary
… These two skills are complementary.
… The wine was complementary with the meal.
… complementary

/ complementary

… These two skills are complementary.

/ These two skills are complementary.

… The wine was complementary with the meal.

/ The wine was complementary with the meal.

G 49 … nasal
… nasal
… He spoke with a nasal voice due to a cold.
… The nasal passages were blocked.
… nasal

/ nasal

… He spoke with a nasal voice due to a cold.

/ He spoke with a nasal voice due to a cold.

… The nasal passages were blocked.

/ The nasal passages were blocked.

G 50 … drawl
… drawl
… He spoke with a southern drawl.
… Her slow drawl made her sound relaxed.
… drawl

/ drawl

… He spoke with a southern drawl.

/ He spoke with a southern drawl.

… Her slow drawl made her sound relaxed.

/ Her slow drawl made her sound relaxed.

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