E 1 … stealthy
… stealthy
… With stealthy movements, the cat slipped through the half‑open door unnoticed.
… They exchanged stealthy glances, hiding their plan from the others.
… Stealthy is quiet and secretive.
… stealthy
/ stealthy
… With stealthy movements, the cat slipped through the half‑open door unnoticed.
/ With stealthy movements, the cat slipped through the half‑open door unnoticed.
… With stealthy movements, the cat slipped through the half‑open door unnoticed.
… They exchanged stealthy glances, hiding their plan from the others.
/ They exchanged stealthy glances, hiding their plan from the others.
… They exchanged stealthy glances, hiding their plan from the others.
E 2 … stern
… stern
… Her stern expression silenced the noisy classroom instantly.
… The judge delivered a stern warning before announcing the sentence.
… Stern is strict and serious.
… stern
/ stern
… Her stern expression silenced the noisy classroom instantly.
/ Her stern expression silenced the noisy classroom instantly.
… Her stern expression silenced the noisy classroom instantly.
… The judge delivered a stern warning before announcing the sentence.
/ The judge delivered a stern warning before announcing the sentence.
… The judge delivered a stern warning before announcing the sentence.
E 3 … stoical
… stoical
… He remained stoical, even as the bad news kept coming.
… Her stoical acceptance of hardship impressed everyone around her.
… Stoical is enduring pain without complaint.
… stoical
/ stoical
… He remained stoical, even as the bad news kept coming.
/ He remained stoical, even as the bad news kept coming.
… He remained stoical, even as the bad news kept coming.
… Her stoical acceptance of hardship impressed everyone around her.
/ Her stoical acceptance of hardship impressed everyone around her.
… Her stoical acceptance of hardship impressed everyone around her.
E 4 … stolid
… stolid
… His stolid face revealed nothing of his inner turmoil.
… She grew frustrated with his stolid, unresponsive attitude.
… Stolid is unemotional and impassive.
… stolid
/ stolid
… His stolid face revealed nothing of his inner turmoil.
/ His stolid face revealed nothing of his inner turmoil.
… His stolid face revealed nothing of his inner turmoil.
… She grew frustrated with his stolid, unresponsive attitude.
/ She grew frustrated with his stolid, unresponsive attitude.
… She grew frustrated with his stolid, unresponsive attitude.
E 5 … strenuous
… strenuous
… The hike was strenuous, but the view at the summit was breathtaking.
… They engaged in strenuous negotiations that lasted through the night.
… Strenuous is requiring great effort.
… strenuous
/ strenuous
… The hike was strenuous, but the view at the summit was breathtaking.
/ The hike was strenuous, but the view at the summit was breathtaking.
… The hike was strenuous, but the view at the summit was breathtaking.
… They engaged in strenuous negotiations that lasted through the night.
/ They engaged in strenuous negotiations that lasted through the night.
… They engaged in strenuous negotiations that lasted through the night.
E 6 … stringent
… stringent
… The lab follows stringent safety protocols at all times.
… Stringent regulations forced the company to overhaul its procedures.
… Stringent is strict and demanding.
… stringent
/ stringent
… The lab follows stringent safety protocols at all times.
/ The lab follows stringent safety protocols at all times.
… The lab follows stringent safety protocols at all times.
… Stringent regulations forced the company to overhaul its procedures.
/ Stringent regulations forced the company to overhaul its procedures.
… Stringent regulations forced the company to overhaul its procedures.
E 7 … stupendous
… stupendous
… The team achieved a stupendous victory against all expectations.
… The mountain range offered stupendous views in every direction.
… Stupendous is extremely impressive.
… stupendous
/ stupendous
… The team achieved a stupendous victory against all expectations.
/ The team achieved a stupendous victory against all expectations.
… The team achieved a stupendous victory against all expectations.
… The mountain range offered stupendous views in every direction.
/ The mountain range offered stupendous views in every direction.
… The mountain range offered stupendous views in every direction.
E 8 … sturdy
… sturdy
… The sturdy table withstood years of heavy use.
… She bought a pair of sturdy boots for the trek.
… Sturdy is strong and durable.
… sturdy
/ sturdy
… The sturdy table withstood years of heavy use.
/ The sturdy table withstood years of heavy use.
… The sturdy table withstood years of heavy use.
… She bought a pair of sturdy boots for the trek.
/ She bought a pair of sturdy boots for the trek.
… She bought a pair of sturdy boots for the trek.
E 9 … sublime
… sublime
… The music reached a sublime intensity that left the audience speechless.
… They watched the sunrise in a moment of sublime stillness.
… Sublime is of great beauty or excellence.
… sublime
/ sublime
… The music reached a sublime intensity that left the audience speechless.
/ The music reached a sublime intensity that left the audience speechless.
… The music reached a sublime intensity that left the audience speechless.
… They watched the sunrise in a moment of sublime stillness.
/ They watched the sunrise in a moment of sublime stillness.
… They watched the sunrise in a moment of sublime stillness.
E 10 … subsequent
… subsequent
… Subsequent events proved that her concerns were justified.
… The report analyzes subsequent changes in policy after the crisis.
… Subsequent is coming later.
… subsequent
/ subsequent
… Subsequent events proved that her concerns were justified.
/ Subsequent events proved that her concerns were justified.
… Subsequent events proved that her concerns were justified.
… The report analyzes subsequent changes in policy after the crisis.
/ The report analyzes subsequent changes in policy after the crisis.
… The report analyzes subsequent changes in policy after the crisis.
E 11 … subversive
… subversive
… The novel was banned for its subversive political themes.
… They distributed subversive pamphlets challenging the regime.
… Subversive is seeking to undermine authority.
… subversive
/ subversive
… The novel was banned for its subversive political themes.
/ The novel was banned for its subversive political themes.
… The novel was banned for its subversive political themes.
… They distributed subversive pamphlets challenging the regime.
/ They distributed subversive pamphlets challenging the regime.
… They distributed subversive pamphlets challenging the regime.
E 12 … succinct
… succinct
… She gave a succinct summary that clarified everything.
… His email was succinct yet surprisingly comprehensive.
… Succinct is brief and clear.
… succinct
/ succinct
… She gave a succinct summary that clarified everything.
/ She gave a succinct summary that clarified everything.
… She gave a succinct summary that clarified everything.
… His email was succinct yet surprisingly comprehensive.
/ His email was succinct yet surprisingly comprehensive.
… His email was succinct yet surprisingly comprehensive.
E 13 … succulent
… succulent
… We shared a plate of succulent grilled vegetables and herbs.
… The fruit was so succulent that juice ran down his hands.
… Succulent is juicy and tasty.
… succulent
/ succulent
… We shared a plate of succulent grilled vegetables and herbs.
/ We shared a plate of succulent grilled vegetables and herbs.
… We shared a plate of succulent grilled vegetables and herbs.
… The fruit was so succulent that juice ran down his hands.
/ The fruit was so succulent that juice ran down his hands.
… The fruit was so succulent that juice ran down his hands.
E 14 … sulky
… sulky
… The child sat in the corner, sulky and unresponsive.
… His sulky silence made the atmosphere uncomfortable.
… Sulky is sullen and resentful.
… sulky
/ sulky
… The child sat in the corner, sulky and unresponsive.
/ The child sat in the corner, sulky and unresponsive.
… The child sat in the corner, sulky and unresponsive.
… His sulky silence made the atmosphere uncomfortable.
/ His sulky silence made the atmosphere uncomfortable.
… His sulky silence made the atmosphere uncomfortable.
E 15 … sumptuous
… sumptuous
… They dined in a sumptuous hall lit by crystal chandeliers.
… The hotel offered sumptuous rooms with velvet furnishings.
… Sumptuous is luxurious and rich.
… sumptuous
/ sumptuous
… They dined in a sumptuous hall lit by crystal chandeliers.
/ They dined in a sumptuous hall lit by crystal chandeliers.
… They dined in a sumptuous hall lit by crystal chandeliers.
… The hotel offered sumptuous rooms with velvet furnishings.
/ The hotel offered sumptuous rooms with velvet furnishings.
… The hotel offered sumptuous rooms with velvet furnishings.
E 16 … sundry
… sundry
… The drawer contained sundry tools, receipts, and forgotten trinkets.
… The market sold fruits, spices, and sundry household items.
… Sundry is various and miscellaneous.
… sundry
/ sundry
… The drawer contained sundry tools, receipts, and forgotten trinkets.
/ The drawer contained sundry tools, receipts, and forgotten trinkets.
… The drawer contained sundry tools, receipts, and forgotten trinkets.
… The market sold fruits, spices, and sundry household items.
/ The market sold fruits, spices, and sundry household items.
… The market sold fruits, spices, and sundry household items.
E 17 … superb
… superb
… Her performance was superb, earning a standing ovation.
… The hotel’s superb service exceeded all expectations.
… Superb is excellent.
… superb
/ superb
… Her performance was superb, earning a standing ovation.
/ Her performance was superb, earning a standing ovation.
… Her performance was superb, earning a standing ovation.
… The hotel’s superb service exceeded all expectations.
/ The hotel’s superb service exceeded all expectations.
… The hotel’s superb service exceeded all expectations.
E 18 … supercilious
… supercilious
… His supercilious smile made everyone feel inferior.
… She disliked his supercilious attitude toward less experienced colleagues.
… Supercilious is arrogantly superior.
… supercilious
/ supercilious
… His supercilious smile made everyone feel inferior.
/ His supercilious smile made everyone feel inferior.
… His supercilious smile made everyone feel inferior.
… She disliked his supercilious attitude toward less experienced colleagues.
/ She disliked his supercilious attitude toward less experienced colleagues.
… She disliked his supercilious attitude toward less experienced colleagues.
E 19 … superfluous
… superfluous
… Delete any superfluous details that distract from the main argument.
… His apology was long and full of superfluous explanations.
… Superfluous is unnecessary or excessive.
… superfluous
/ superfluous
… Delete any superfluous details that distract from the main argument.
/ Delete any superfluous details that distract from the main argument.
… Delete any superfluous details that distract from the main argument.
… His apology was long and full of superfluous explanations.
/ His apology was long and full of superfluous explanations.
… His apology was long and full of superfluous explanations.
E 20 … superlative
… superlative
… The chef’s superlative skills turned simple ingredients into art.
… Critics praised the film in almost superlative terms.
… Superlative is of the highest quality.
… superlative
/ superlative
… The chef’s superlative skills turned simple ingredients into art.
/ The chef’s superlative skills turned simple ingredients into art.
… The chef’s superlative skills turned simple ingredients into art.
… Critics praised the film in almost superlative terms.
/ Critics praised the film in almost superlative terms.
… Critics praised the film in almost superlative terms.
E 21 … surly
… surly
… The surly waiter barely spoke while taking their order.
… His surly mood discouraged any attempt at conversation.
… Surly is bad-tempered and unfriendly.
… surly
/ surly
… The surly waiter barely spoke while taking their order.
/ The surly waiter barely spoke while taking their order.
… The surly waiter barely spoke while taking their order.
… His surly mood discouraged any attempt at conversation.
/ His surly mood discouraged any attempt at conversation.
… His surly mood discouraged any attempt at conversation.
E 22 … surreptitious
… surreptitious
… They held a surreptitious meeting in the back room.
… She cast a surreptitious glance at her phone during class.
… Surreptitious is secret and sneaky.
… surreptitious
/ surreptitious
… They held a surreptitious meeting in the back room.
/ They held a surreptitious meeting in the back room.
… They held a surreptitious meeting in the back room.
… She cast a surreptitious glance at her phone during class.
/ She cast a surreptitious glance at her phone during class.
… She cast a surreptitious glance at her phone during class.
E 23 … tacit
… tacit
… There was a tacit agreement not to mention the incident again.
… His silence gave tacit approval to the proposal.
… Tacit is understood without being stated.
… tacit
/ tacit
… There was a tacit agreement not to mention the incident again.
/ There was a tacit agreement not to mention the incident again.
… There was a tacit agreement not to mention the incident again.
… His silence gave tacit approval to the proposal.
/ His silence gave tacit approval to the proposal.
… His silence gave tacit approval to the proposal.
E 24 … taciturn
… taciturn
… The taciturn guard rarely spoke, even on long shifts.
… She seemed taciturn, answering questions with only a few words.
… Taciturn is habitually silent.
… taciturn
/ taciturn
… The taciturn guard rarely spoke, even on long shifts.
/ The taciturn guard rarely spoke, even on long shifts.
… The taciturn guard rarely spoke, even on long shifts.
… She seemed taciturn, answering questions with only a few words.
/ She seemed taciturn, answering questions with only a few words.
… She seemed taciturn, answering questions with only a few words.
E 25 … tangible
… tangible
… The new policy produced tangible improvements in working conditions.
… She needed tangible evidence before changing her opinion.
… Tangible is real and touchable.
… tangible
/ tangible
… The new policy produced tangible improvements in working conditions.
/ The new policy produced tangible improvements in working conditions.
… The new policy produced tangible improvements in working conditions.
… She needed tangible evidence before changing her opinion.
/ She needed tangible evidence before changing her opinion.
… She needed tangible evidence before changing her opinion.
E 26 … tantamount
… tantamount
… Ignoring the warning was tantamount to inviting disaster.
… Their silence was tantamount to an admission of guilt.
… Tantamount is equivalent in effect.
… tantamount
/ tantamount
… Ignoring the warning was tantamount to inviting disaster.
/ Ignoring the warning was tantamount to inviting disaster.
… Ignoring the warning was tantamount to inviting disaster.
… Their silence was tantamount to an admission of guilt.
/ Their silence was tantamount to an admission of guilt.
… Their silence was tantamount to an admission of guilt.
E 27 … tart
… tart
… Her tart reply ended the conversation abruptly.
… The lemonade was pleasantly tart and refreshing.
… Tart is sharply sour or sharply critical.
… tart
/ tart
… Her tart reply ended the conversation abruptly.
/ Her tart reply ended the conversation abruptly.
… Her tart reply ended the conversation abruptly.
… The lemonade was pleasantly tart and refreshing.
/ The lemonade was pleasantly tart and refreshing.
… The lemonade was pleasantly tart and refreshing.
E 28 … taut
… taut
… The rope was pulled taut between the two poles.
… A taut silence filled the room before the verdict.
… Taut is stretched tight or tense.
… taut
/ taut
… The rope was pulled taut between the two poles.
/ The rope was pulled taut between the two poles.
… The rope was pulled taut between the two poles.
… A taut silence filled the room before the verdict.
/ A taut silence filled the room before the verdict.
… A taut silence filled the room before the verdict.
E 29 … temporary
… temporary
… His job was temporary, but he gave it full commitment.
… They moved into temporary housing after the earthquake.
… Temporary is lasting for a limited time.
… temporary
/ temporary
… His job was temporary, but he gave it full commitment.
/ His job was temporary, but he gave it full commitment.
… His job was temporary, but he gave it full commitment.
… They moved into temporary housing after the earthquake.
/ They moved into temporary housing after the earthquake.
… They moved into temporary housing after the earthquake.
E 30 … tentative
… tentative
… She gave a tentative answer, unsure of the details.
… Their tentative plan might change depending on funding.
… Tentative is uncertain or not final.
… tentative
/ tentative
… She gave a tentative answer, unsure of the details.
/ She gave a tentative answer, unsure of the details.
… She gave a tentative answer, unsure of the details.
… Their tentative plan might change depending on funding.
/ Their tentative plan might change depending on funding.
… Their tentative plan might change depending on funding.
E 31 … tenuous
… tenuous
… The evidence was tenuous and easily challenged in court.
… Their tenuous alliance depended on fragile trust.
… Tenuous is weak or fragile.
… tenuous
/ tenuous
… The evidence was tenuous and easily challenged in court.
/ The evidence was tenuous and easily challenged in court.
… The evidence was tenuous and easily challenged in court.
… Their tenuous alliance depended on fragile trust.
/ Their tenuous alliance depended on fragile trust.
… Their tenuous alliance depended on fragile trust.
E 32 … tepid
… tepid
… The audience responded with only tepid applause.
… He drank a cup of tepid coffee, already cooling.
… Tepid is lukewarm or unenthusiastic.
… tepid
/ tepid
… The audience responded with only tepid applause.
/ The audience responded with only tepid applause.
… The audience responded with only tepid applause.
… He drank a cup of tepid coffee, already cooling.
/ He drank a cup of tepid coffee, already cooling.
… He drank a cup of tepid coffee, already cooling.
E 33 … terse
… terse
… His terse message contained only three words.
… She appreciated his terse but honest feedback.
… Terse is brief and sometimes abrupt.
… terse
/ terse
… His terse message contained only three words.
/ His terse message contained only three words.
… His terse message contained only three words.
… She appreciated his terse but honest feedback.
/ She appreciated his terse but honest feedback.
… She appreciated his terse but honest feedback.
E 34 … timorous
… timorous
… The timorous student hesitated before raising her hand.
… His timorous approach to conflict often left issues unresolved.
… Timorous is shy and fearful.
… timorous
/ timorous
… The timorous student hesitated before raising her hand.
/ The timorous student hesitated before raising her hand.
… The timorous student hesitated before raising her hand.
… His timorous approach to conflict often left issues unresolved.
/ His timorous approach to conflict often left issues unresolved.
… His timorous approach to conflict often left issues unresolved.
E 35 … torpid
… torpid
… After the heavy meal, everyone felt torpid and unmotivated.
… The torpid economy showed little sign of recovery.
… Torpid is sluggish and inactive.
… torpid
/ torpid
… After the heavy meal, everyone felt torpid and unmotivated.
/ After the heavy meal, everyone felt torpid and unmotivated.
… After the heavy meal, everyone felt torpid and unmotivated.
… The torpid economy showed little sign of recovery.
/ The torpid economy showed little sign of recovery.
… The torpid economy showed little sign of recovery.
E 36 … tortuous
… tortuous
… The path up the mountain was steep and tortuous.
… Negotiations followed a tortuous route before reaching agreement.
… Tortuous is full of twists or complexity.
… tortuous
/ tortuous
… The path up the mountain was steep and tortuous.
/ The path up the mountain was steep and tortuous.
… The path up the mountain was steep and tortuous.
… Negotiations followed a tortuous route before reaching agreement.
/ Negotiations followed a tortuous route before reaching agreement.
… Negotiations followed a tortuous route before reaching agreement.
E 37 … transient
… transient
… Their happiness was transient but deeply cherished.
… The city’s transient population changed with each season.
… Transient is short-lived or passing.
… transient
/ transient
… Their happiness was transient but deeply cherished.
/ Their happiness was transient but deeply cherished.
… Their happiness was transient but deeply cherished.
… The city’s transient population changed with each season.
/ The city’s transient population changed with each season.
… The city’s transient population changed with each season.
E 38 … transitory
… transitory
… Youth is a transitory phase, beautiful and brief.
… They enjoyed a transitory peace before conflict resumed.
… Transitory is temporary and not lasting.
… transitory
/ transitory
… Youth is a transitory phase, beautiful and brief.
/ Youth is a transitory phase, beautiful and brief.
… Youth is a transitory phase, beautiful and brief.
… They enjoyed a transitory peace before conflict resumed.
/ They enjoyed a transitory peace before conflict resumed.
… They enjoyed a transitory peace before conflict resumed.
E 39 … trite
… trite
… His speech was full of trite phrases and clichés.
… The ending felt disappointingly trite and predictable.
… Trite is overused and unoriginal.
… trite
/ trite
… His speech was full of trite phrases and clichés.
/ His speech was full of trite phrases and clichés.
… His speech was full of trite phrases and clichés.
… The ending felt disappointingly trite and predictable.
/ The ending felt disappointingly trite and predictable.
… The ending felt disappointingly trite and predictable.
E 40 … tumultuous
… tumultuous
… The crowd erupted in tumultuous applause and shouting.
… They lived through a tumultuous decade of political upheaval.
… Tumultuous is noisy and chaotic.
… tumultuous
/ tumultuous
… The crowd erupted in tumultuous applause and shouting.
/ The crowd erupted in tumultuous applause and shouting.
… The crowd erupted in tumultuous applause and shouting.
… They lived through a tumultuous decade of political upheaval.
/ They lived through a tumultuous decade of political upheaval.
… They lived through a tumultuous decade of political upheaval.
E 41 … ubiquitous
… ubiquitous
… Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern life.
… The brand’s logo was ubiquitous throughout the city.
… Ubiquitous is found everywhere.
… ubiquitous
/ ubiquitous
… Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern life.
/ Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern life.
… Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern life.
… The brand’s logo was ubiquitous throughout the city.
/ The brand’s logo was ubiquitous throughout the city.
… The brand’s logo was ubiquitous throughout the city.
E 42 … ulterior
… ulterior
… She suspected an ulterior motive behind his sudden generosity.
… His offer seemed kind, but clearly had ulterior purposes.
… Ulterior is hidden or underlying.
… ulterior
/ ulterior
… She suspected an ulterior motive behind his sudden generosity.
/ She suspected an ulterior motive behind his sudden generosity.
… She suspected an ulterior motive behind his sudden generosity.
… His offer seemed kind, but clearly had ulterior purposes.
/ His offer seemed kind, but clearly had ulterior purposes.
… His offer seemed kind, but clearly had ulterior purposes.
E 43 … unabashed
… unabashed
… He was unabashed in expressing his unconventional opinions.
… She walked on stage, unabashed by the huge audience.
… Unabashed is not embarrassed.
… unabashed
/ unabashed
… He was unabashed in expressing his unconventional opinions.
/ He was unabashed in expressing his unconventional opinions.
… He was unabashed in expressing his unconventional opinions.
… She walked on stage, unabashed by the huge audience.
/ She walked on stage, unabashed by the huge audience.
… She walked on stage, unabashed by the huge audience.
E 44 … unanimous
… unanimous
… The committee reached a unanimous decision after brief discussion.
… The vote was unanimous: the proposal would go forward.
… Unanimous is fully in agreement.
… unanimous
/ unanimous
… The committee reached a unanimous decision after brief discussion.
/ The committee reached a unanimous decision after brief discussion.
… The committee reached a unanimous decision after brief discussion.
… The vote was unanimous: the proposal would go forward.
/ The vote was unanimous: the proposal would go forward.
… The vote was unanimous: the proposal would go forward.
E 45 … uncanny
… uncanny
… He had an uncanny ability to predict market trends.
… The resemblance between the two strangers was uncanny.
… Uncanny is strangely remarkable.
… uncanny
/ uncanny
… He had an uncanny ability to predict market trends.
/ He had an uncanny ability to predict market trends.
… He had an uncanny ability to predict market trends.
… The resemblance between the two strangers was uncanny.
/ The resemblance between the two strangers was uncanny.
… The resemblance between the two strangers was uncanny.
E 46 … unconscionable
… unconscionable
… The company charged unconscionable fees to desperate clients.
… They condemned the unconscionable neglect of vulnerable children.
… Unconscionable is morally shocking.
… unconscionable
/ unconscionable
… The company charged unconscionable fees to desperate clients.
/ The company charged unconscionable fees to desperate clients.
… The company charged unconscionable fees to desperate clients.
… They condemned the unconscionable neglect of vulnerable children.
/ They condemned the unconscionable neglect of vulnerable children.
… They condemned the unconscionable neglect of vulnerable children.
E 47 … uncouth
… uncouth
… His uncouth manners offended the refined guests.
… She found his jokes crude and uncouth.
… Uncouth is rude and lacking refinement.
… uncouth
/ uncouth
… His uncouth manners offended the refined guests.
/ His uncouth manners offended the refined guests.
… His uncouth manners offended the refined guests.
… She found his jokes crude and uncouth.
/ She found his jokes crude and uncouth.
… She found his jokes crude and uncouth.
E 48 … urbane
… urbane
… The host was urbane, charming, and effortlessly polite.
… His urbane conversation put everyone at ease.
… Urbane is sophisticated and courteous.
… urbane
/ urbane
… The host was urbane, charming, and effortlessly polite.
/ The host was urbane, charming, and effortlessly polite.
… The host was urbane, charming, and effortlessly polite.
… His urbane conversation put everyone at ease.
/ His urbane conversation put everyone at ease.
… His urbane conversation put everyone at ease.
E 49 … vapid
… vapid
… The conversation turned vapid, drifting from cliché to cliché.
… She grew bored with the show’s vapid dialogue.
… Vapid is dull and empty.
… vapid
/ vapid
… The conversation turned vapid, drifting from cliché to cliché.
/ The conversation turned vapid, drifting from cliché to cliché.
… The conversation turned vapid, drifting from cliché to cliché.
… She grew bored with the show’s vapid dialogue.
/ She grew bored with the show’s vapid dialogue.
… She grew bored with the show’s vapid dialogue.
E 50 … vehement
… vehement
… He issued a vehement denial of all accusations.
… Her vehement speech stirred the crowd to action.
… Vehement is intense and forceful.
… vehement
/ vehement
… He issued a vehement denial of all accusations.
/ He issued a vehement denial of all accusations.
… He issued a vehement denial of all accusations.
… Her vehement speech stirred the crowd to action.
/ Her vehement speech stirred the crowd to action.
… Her vehement speech stirred the crowd to action.
