V-Lev.14-Part A

V-Lev 14(13000-14500words)

A 1 … nonchalant
… nonchalant
… He gave a nonchalant shrug.
… She remained nonchalant despite the chaos.
… nonchalant

/ nonchalant

… He gave a nonchalant shrug.

/ He gave a nonchalant shrug.

… She remained nonchalant despite the chaos.

/ She remained nonchalant despite the chaos.

A 2 … bashful
… bashful
… The child was too bashful to speak.
… He gave a bashful smile.
… bashful

/ bashful

… The child was too bashful to speak.

/ The child was too bashful to speak.

… He gave a bashful smile.

/ He gave a bashful smile.

A 3 … brusque
… brusque
… His brusque reply surprised me.
… She was brusque with the waiter.
… brusque

/ brusque

… His brusque reply surprised me.

/ His brusque reply surprised me.

… She was brusque with the waiter.

/ She was brusque with the waiter.

A 4 … spit it out
… spit it out
… Come on, spit it out!
… He hesitated, then finally spit it out.
… spit it out

/ spit it out

… Come on, spit it out!

/ Come on, spit it out!

… He hesitated, then finally spit it out.

/ He hesitated, then finally spit it out.

A 5 … serum
… serum
… The doctor injected the serum.
… This serum helps fight infection.
… serum

/ serum

… The doctor injected the serum.

/ The doctor injected the serum.

… This serum helps fight infection.

/ This serum helps fight infection.

A 6 … veterinarian
… veterinarian
… She took her cat to the veterinarian.
… The veterinarian examined the injured dog.
… veterinarian

/ veterinarian

… She took her cat to the veterinarian.

/ She took her cat to the veterinarian.

… The veterinarian examined the injured dog.

/ The veterinarian examined the injured dog.

A 7 … sluice
… sluice
… Water gushed through the sluice.
… They opened the sluice to drain the canal.
… sluice

/ sluice

… Water gushed through the sluice.

/ Water gushed through the sluice.

… They opened the sluice to drain the canal.

/ They opened the sluice to drain the canal.

A 8 … take the plunge
… take the plunge
… He finally took the plunge and proposed.
… I’m ready to take the plunge into a new career.
… take the plunge

/ take the plunge

… He finally took the plunge and proposed.

/ He finally took the plunge and proposed.

… I’m ready to take the plunge into a new career.

/ I’m ready to take the plunge into a new career.

A 9 … hazy
… hazy
… The mountains looked hazy in the distance.
… My memory of that day is hazy.
… hazy

/ hazy

… The mountains looked hazy in the distance.

/ The mountains looked hazy in the distance.

… My memory of that day is hazy.

/ My memory of that day is hazy.

A 10 … jovial
… jovial
… He was in a jovial mood at the party.
… Her jovial laughter filled the room.
… jovial

/ jovial

… He was in a jovial mood at the party.

/ He was in a jovial mood at the party.

… Her jovial laughter filled the room.

/ Her jovial laughter filled the room.

A 11 … bear the brunt of
… bear the brunt of
… The town bore the brunt of the storm.
… She bore the brunt of the criticism.
… bear the brunt of

/ bear the brunt of

… The town bore the brunt of the storm.

/ The town bore the brunt of the storm.

… She bore the brunt of the criticism.

/ She bore the brunt of the criticism.

A 12 … rise and fall
… rise and fall
… The rise and fall of the empire is well documented.
… Stock prices rise and fall daily.
… rise and fall

/ rise and fall

… The rise and fall of the empire is well documented.

/ The rise and fall of the empire is well documented.

… Stock prices rise and fall daily.

/ Stock prices rise and fall daily.

A 13 … tentacle
… tentacle
… The octopus wrapped its tentacle around the jar.
… The tentacles of the organization reached far.
… tentacle

/ tentacle

… The octopus wrapped its tentacle around the jar.

/ The octopus wrapped its tentacle around the jar.

… The tentacles of the organization reached far.

/ The tentacles of the organization reached far.

A 14 … be liable to
… be liable to
… He’s liable to forget names.
… This area is liable to flooding.
… be liable to

/ be liable to

… He’s liable to forget names.

/ He’s liable to forget names.

… This area is liable to flooding.

/ This area is liable to flooding.

A 15 … be in for
… be in for
… We’re in for a rough night.
… You’re in for a surprise.
… be in for

/ be in for

… We’re in for a rough night.

/ We’re in for a rough night.

… You’re in for a surprise.

/ You’re in for a surprise.

A 16 … effervescent
… effervescent
… Her effervescent personality lit up the room.
… The drink was sweet and effervescent.
… effervescent

/ effervescent

… Her effervescent personality lit up the room.

/ Her effervescent personality lit up the room.

… The drink was sweet and effervescent.

/ The drink was sweet and effervescent.

A 17 … sedate
… sedate
… The doctor gave him a sedate to calm him.
… She looked sedate in her formal dress.
… sedate

/ sedate

… The doctor gave him a sedate to calm him.

/ The doctor gave him a sedate to calm him.

… She looked sedate in her formal dress.

/ She looked sedate in her formal dress.

A 18 … perpendicular
… perpendicular
… The wall is perpendicular to the floor.
… Draw a perpendicular line from this point.
… perpendicular

/ perpendicular

… The wall is perpendicular to the floor.

/ The wall is perpendicular to the floor.

… Draw a perpendicular line from this point.

/ Draw a perpendicular line from this point.

A 19 … think much of
… think much of
… I don’t think much of that movie.
… She thinks much of her teacher.
… think much of

/ think much of

… I don’t think much of that movie.

/ I don’t think much of that movie.

… She thinks much of her teacher.

/ She thinks much of her teacher.

A 20 … on the occasion of
… on the occasion of
… On the occasion of her birthday, we gave her flowers.
… He made a speech on the occasion of the ceremony.
… on the occasion of

/ on the occasion of

… On the occasion of her birthday, we gave her flowers.

/ On the occasion of her birthday, we gave her flowers.

… He made a speech on the occasion of the ceremony.

/ He made a speech on the occasion of the ceremony.

A 21 … thimble
… thimble
… She used a thimble while sewing.
… The antique thimble was made of silver.
… thimble

/ thimble

… She used a thimble while sewing.

/ She used a thimble while sewing.

… The antique thimble was made of silver.

/ The antique thimble was made of silver.

A 22 … clerical
… clerical
… He performs clerical duties at the office.
… Clerical errors caused the delay.
… clerical

/ clerical

… He performs clerical duties at the office.

/ He performs clerical duties at the office.

… Clerical errors caused the delay.

/ Clerical errors caused the delay.

A 23 … on hand
… on hand
… We have plenty of food on hand.
… The doctor was on hand in case of emergency.
… on hand

/ on hand

… We have plenty of food on hand.

/ We have plenty of food on hand.

… The doctor was on hand in case of emergency.

/ The doctor was on hand in case of emergency.

A 24 … put it briefly
… put it briefly
… To put it briefly, we failed.
… Put it briefly, the plan didn’t work.
… put it briefly

/ put it briefly

… To put it briefly, we failed.

/ To put it briefly, we failed.

… Put it briefly, the plan didn’t work.

/ Put it briefly, the plan didn’t work.

A 25 … tang
… tang
… The sauce had a tang of lemon.
… I like the tang of fresh herbs.
… tang

/ tang

… The sauce had a tang of lemon.

/ The sauce had a tang of lemon.

… I like the tang of fresh herbs.

/ I like the tang of fresh herbs.

A 26 … be disappointed at
… be disappointed at
… I was disappointed at the result.
… She was disappointed at his reaction.
… be disappointed at

/ be disappointed at

… I was disappointed at the result.

/ I was disappointed at the result.

… She was disappointed at his reaction.

/ She was disappointed at his reaction.

A 27 … all thumbs
… all thumbs
… I’m all thumbs when it comes to sewing.
… He’s all thumbs with tools.
… all thumbs

/ all thumbs

… I’m all thumbs when it comes to sewing.

/ I’m all thumbs when it comes to sewing.

… He’s all thumbs with tools.

/ He’s all thumbs with tools.

A 28 … spire
… spire
… The church’s spire could be seen for miles.
… A bird perched on the spire.
… spire

/ spire

… The church’s spire could be seen for miles.

/ The church’s spire could be seen for miles.

… A bird perched on the spire.

/ A bird perched on the spire.

A 29 … arable
… arable
… The region has a lot of arable land.
… Arable farming is common here.
… arable

/ arable

… The region has a lot of arable land.

/ The region has a lot of arable land.

… Arable farming is common here.

/ Arable farming is common here.

A 30 … convict of
… convict of
… He was convicted of theft.
… She was convicted of fraud.
… convict of

/ convict of

… He was convicted of theft.

/ He was convicted of theft.

… She was convicted of fraud.

/ She was convicted of fraud.

A 31 … associate with
… associate with
… I don’t associate with dishonest people.
… She is often associated with kindness.
… associate with

/ associate with

… I don’t associate with dishonest people.

/ I don’t associate with dishonest people.

… She is often associated with kindness.

/ She is often associated with kindness.

A 32 … uterus
… uterus
… The baby develops in the uterus.
… The doctor examined the uterus for abnormalities.
… uterus

/ uterus

… The baby develops in the uterus.

/ The baby develops in the uterus.

… The doctor examined the uterus for abnormalities.

/ The doctor examined the uterus for abnormalities.

A 33 … slovenly
… slovenly
… He looked slovenly in wrinkled clothes.
… Her slovenly habits annoyed her roommate.
… slovenly

/ slovenly

… He looked slovenly in wrinkled clothes.

/ He looked slovenly in wrinkled clothes.

… Her slovenly habits annoyed her roommate.

/ Her slovenly habits annoyed her roommate.

A 34 … make an end of
… make an end of
… Let’s make an end of this argument.
… They made an end of the old tradition.
… make an end of

/ make an end of

… Let’s make an end of this argument.

/ Let’s make an end of this argument.

… They made an end of the old tradition.

/ They made an end of the old tradition.

A 35 … omnipotent
… omnipotent
… The king believed himself omnipotent.
… In mythology, gods are often omnipotent.
… omnipotent

/ omnipotent

… The king believed himself omnipotent.

/ The king believed himself omnipotent.

… In mythology, gods are often omnipotent.

/ In mythology, gods are often omnipotent.

A 36 … smallpox
… smallpox
… Smallpox was eradicated in the 20th century.
… The vaccine protects against smallpox.
… smallpox

/ smallpox

… Smallpox was eradicated in the 20th century.

/ Smallpox was eradicated in the 20th century.

… The vaccine protects against smallpox.

/ The vaccine protects against smallpox.

A 37 … close call
… close call
… That was a close call—we almost crashed.
… It was a close call, but we made it.
… close call

/ close call

… That was a close call—we almost crashed.

/ That was a close call—we almost crashed.

… It was a close call, but we made it.

/ It was a close call, but we made it.

A 38 … synopsis
… synopsis
… The book’s synopsis is on the back cover.
… She gave a brief synopsis of the movie.
… synopsis

/ synopsis

… The book’s synopsis is on the back cover.

/ The book’s synopsis is on the back cover.

… She gave a brief synopsis of the movie.

/ She gave a brief synopsis of the movie.

A 39 … turnpike
… turnpike
… We took the turnpike to save time.
… The turnpike was closed due to construction.
… turnpike

/ turnpike

… We took the turnpike to save time.

/ We took the turnpike to save time.

… The turnpike was closed due to construction.

/ The turnpike was closed due to construction.

A 40 … litigant
… litigant
… The litigant appeared in court.
… Each litigant presented their case.
… litigant

/ litigant

… The litigant appeared in court.

/ The litigant appeared in court.

… Each litigant presented their case.

/ Each litigant presented their case.

A 41 … tandem
… tandem
… They worked in tandem to finish the project.
… The bikes were built to ride in tandem.
… tandem

/ tandem

… They worked in tandem to finish the project.

/ They worked in tandem to finish the project.

… The bikes were built to ride in tandem.

/ The bikes were built to ride in tandem.

A 42 … be faithful to
… be faithful to
… He remained faithful to his beliefs.
… Be faithful to your promises.
… be faithful to

/ be faithful to

… He remained faithful to his beliefs.

/ He remained faithful to his beliefs.

… Be faithful to your promises.

/ Be faithful to your promises.

A 43 … be prone to
… be prone to
… He’s prone to headaches.
… Children are prone to colds.
… be prone to

/ be prone to

… He’s prone to headaches.

/ He’s prone to headaches.

… Children are prone to colds.

/ Children are prone to colds.

A 44 … insurmountable
… insurmountable
… The obstacles seemed insurmountable.
… They faced insurmountable odds.
… insurmountable

/ insurmountable

… The obstacles seemed insurmountable.

/ The obstacles seemed insurmountable.

… They faced insurmountable odds.

/ They faced insurmountable odds.

A 45 … despondent
… despondent
… She felt despondent after the failure.
… He looked despondent and tired.
… despondent

/ despondent

… She felt despondent after the failure.

/ She felt despondent after the failure.

… He looked despondent and tired.

/ He looked despondent and tired.

A 46 … hold on to
… hold on to
… Hold on to the railing.
… She held on to hope.
… hold on to

/ hold on to

… Hold on to the railing.

/ Hold on to the railing.

… She held on to hope.

/ She held on to hope.

A 47 … plaintive
… plaintive
… A plaintive cry echoed in the night.
… Her plaintive tone moved the audience.
… plaintive

/ plaintive

… A plaintive cry echoed in the night.

/ A plaintive cry echoed in the night.

… Her plaintive tone moved the audience.

/ Her plaintive tone moved the audience.

A 48 … volition
… volition
… He acted of his own volition.
… Volition is key to making choices.
… volition

/ volition

… He acted of his own volition.

/ He acted of his own volition.

… Volition is key to making choices.

/ Volition is key to making choices.

A 49 … stare at
… stare at
… Don’t stare at people.
… She stared at the painting for hours.
… stare at

/ stare at

… Don’t stare at people.

/ Don’t stare at people.

… She stared at the painting for hours.

/ She stared at the painting for hours.

A 50 … tear off
… tear off
… He tore off the wrapping paper.
… She tore off the tag from the shirt.
… tear off

/ tear off

… He tore off the wrapping paper.

/ He tore off the wrapping paper.

… She tore off the tag from the shirt.

/ She tore off the tag from the shirt.

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