3000 câu Word Form Chuyên Anh TP HCM có đáp án

1. Liskeard and Callington are basically _______ from here, so it’ll take about the same time to get to either of them. (DISTANT)

2. The bride was _______ dressed in white. (STYLE)

3. His methodical _______ was a point of divergence from the Impressionists and he devoted many studies to creating the composition. (PAIN)

4. It’s _______ when people won’t believe things that are obviously true. (FURY)

5. _______ of East and West Germany began in 1900 when the Berlin Wall came down. (UNITY)

6. In Scotland, there is greater emphasis on _______ by individual schools. (VALUE)

7. Eighty percent of people interviewed _______ declared that the use of endangered wild animals such as elephants and tigers as a form of entertainment should be prohibited. (VOICE)

8. Don’t believe what they said. I think they are _______ witnesses. (TRUST)

9. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher called the hanging an act of _______ which is deeply repugnant to all civilized people. (BARBARIC)

10. The _______ vigor of man-made things, as suggested by these metaphors, is at the same time ungainly and unnatural. (HUMAN)

11. Don’t judge the matter by my opponent’s _______ statement, but wait till you have heard the other side. (LATERAL)

12. In my opinion, this book is just _______ rubbish. (INTELLECT)

13. Jim is one of the most _______ members of the committee. (SPEAK)

14. She found the idea deeply _______. (REPEL)

15. He was discovered to have been _______ company funds. (PROPERTY)

16. If you can respond calmly and _______ then I think that would be the best way forward. (AGGRESSIVE)

17. Most of the errors were corrected at the _______ stage before the copies were finally printed. (READ)

18. The other team completely _______ us and we lost 6-0. (PLAY)

19. Some species feed primarily on fruit and so aid in seed _______ (DISPERSE)

20. Any actor who becomes known for one role is in danger of becoming _______ (TYPE)

21. If the cabin _______, oxygen masks will automatically drop down. (PRESS)

22. The museum’s collection includes _______ dating back to prehistoric times. (FACT)

23. You won’t persuade him to change his mind. His decision is _______. (REVOKE)

24. They were divorced because there was nothing she could do to make her husband change. He was such a _______ flirt. (RIGHT)

25. The slight _______ in his left hand was corrected by surgery. (FORM)

26. You and he were so close about the project; it was an _______ obsession of his. (PERVADE)

27. The candidate made an _______ speech that incensed all those who heard it. (FLAME)

28. These shoes are very nice, but they are terribly _______. (PRICE)

29. It was _______ of him to leave the children on their own in the pool. (RESPONSE)

30. He refused to say anything on the grounds that he might _______ himself. (CRIME)

31. _______ has left a lot of workers with the risk of losing their jobs, as they were recruited on a temporary basis. (CASUAL)

32. The restaurant’s dress code is _______. (CASUAL)

33. The rumours are completely _______ and I would urge everyone not to believe them. (SUBSTANCE)

34. The boats surrounded the whales, drove them into nets, where they became _______ and were rendered helpless by harpoon thrusts. (MESH)

35. There is evidence to indicate that most animals face _______ on a daily basis. (TREAT)

36. I am looking for a flatmate so I am going to put an ad in the _______. (CLASS)

37. New immigrants have been successfully _______ into its community. (SIMILAR)

38. This school was once _______ as a military hospital during the war. (REQUIRE)

39. The church is the site of a number of _______ manifestations. (NATURE)

40. Steroids often help reduce the _______ and itching in the skin. (FLAME)

41. _______ value of quinine in treating malaria has been proved by science. (THERAPY)

42. _______ fans crowd near the stage the moment the pop star appears. (AWE)

43. Niagara Falls really is an _______ sight. (AWE)

44. The business is _______ as it can no longer meet the repayments on its debt. (SOLVE)

45. Mohammed Zardah, 26, a slim, _______ man with an academic mien, studied computer engineering in Damascus, he says. (SPECTACLE)

46. She stood there completely _______ so I had no idea at all what she was thinking. (EXPRESS)

47. According to the government figures, the _______ of jobs in the next century will be in service-related fields, such as health and business. (PONDER)

48. Scientists are convinced that, because crocodiles have such a long _______, they must have a natural ability to combat infection. (LIFE)

49. There are very few _______ places on earth today. Man has been nearly everywhere. (EXPLORE)

50. Do you think these children are _______? They look very thin. (NOURISH)

51. Constant correction by a teacher is often _______ as the student may become afraid to speak at all. (PRODUCE)

52. He is currently standing trial for alleged _______. (PRACTICE)

53. We all go out for a _______ meal after the two-week project. (CELEBRATE)

54. Some _______ members left to form a new party. (AFFECT)

55. The boss ordered his staff to be _______ with each other in dealing with the company’s end-of-year burden. (LABOR)

56. A lot of farming techniques have been abandoned because they were too _______. (LABOUR)

57. When technology works, it’s a wonderful _______ device. (LABOUR)

58. Tax exemption only applies to those with _______ status. (RESIDENT)

59. _______ pain is the reason for around 5% of all emergency department visits. (ABDOMEN)

60. We often forget we are inextricably linked to nature, and by doing so, _______ contribute to its slow destruction. (ADVERT)

61. Six-core processor is one of the most _______ technologies yet invented to revolutionise the way computers work. (CUT)

62. I must admit that it is time the organizers did away with the _______ computer system and bought a new one. (ANNUAL)

63. Workers are fully exposed to chemical toxins and hazardous machines, and suffer sickness, _______, and death at the highest rates in world history. (FIGURE)

64. What a terrible film! It’s really _______ in my view. (RATE)

65. They were now faced with seemingly _______ technical problems. (MOUNT)

66. There are various myths surrounding bats, those _______ creatures of the night. (ENIGMA)

67. She looked absolutely _______ when I told her what had happened. She could hardly say a word. (DUMB)

68. When they announced her name, the winner just sat there, _______. (AGHAST)

69. I was completely _______ by his reply. (PLUS)

70. What a _______ nuisance! (FOUND)

71. He was completely _______ when he won the award. (SMACK)

72. She is hoping to get a loan from her bank to help her out of her financial _______. (DICTION)

73. Campaign leaders were caught _______ when the opinion polls suddenly started to swing the other way. (FOOT)

74. _______ tourists stared at the famous painting. (GOGGLE).

75. Each time they asked him a question he was like a deer caught in the _______. (LIGHT)

76. They stared _______ at the extent of the damage. (OPEN)

77. They expressed _______ horror that she was an unmarried mother. (PEARL)

78. Anthony and Doc stared _______ at the intruders for a moment. (JAW)

79. "He’s doing something for me," Matt replied _______. (COMMIT)

80. His state of alarm seemed such a _______ to the interpreter. (CONCERN)

81. We are left _______, suddenly unable to believe, yet repelled by the spectacle in front of us. (RUDDER)

82. Was he crazy or just temporarily _______ by jealousy? (MOOR)

83. The robber _______ carried the stolen painting to the getaway car. (BRASS)

84. Her _______ attitude is what made her our choice for the job. (CAN)

85. It’s important that girls feel _______ and in control of what happens to them. (POWER)

86. They are happy to support him _______ because they know that he’s going to win. (THROAT)

87. We are not sitting back in _______; we will continue to strive. (CONGRATULATE)

88. Everything in the film was done with absolute conviction and _______. (FOOT)

89. "I’m not a good person," Stephen tells Molly, whom he has treated _______. (RAKE)

90. I was led _______ by an out-of-date map. (STRAY)

91. The audience behaved _______, as if the concert were an informal rehearsal. (DÉCOR)

92. Brawling on and off the field has sparked a debate about increasing _______ by sports figures. (LOUT)

93. He demonstrated a worrying _______ about political issues. (NAÏVE)

94. Companies that _______ themselves soon find themselves in debt. (REACH)

95. You’ve _______ the mark this time, Simpson - you’re fired! (STEP)

96. The way he spoke to his brother was _______. (FORGIVE)

97. The Transformer is quite intriguing. It is _______ one of the best movies of the year. (DOUBT)

98. The station quickly fell into _______ after it was closed. It is now in very bad condition. (REPAIR)

99. The amounts of radioactivity present were _______ small. (FINITE)

100. The _______ appearance of the building has not changed at all in 200 years. (OUT)

101. I am not against _______, but obviously, we all want to avoid animals suffering unnecessarily. (SECTION)

102. Hundreds of sailors and Marines yesterday loaded supplies and equipment aboard the _______ ships. (AMPHIBIAN)

103. Prices may rise and consumption may fall as individuals refrain from purchasing new cars, computers and other _______. (ESSENCE)

104. In some countries, women can sue their husband for having _______ affairs and opt for one-sided divorce. (MARRY)

105. Home-made ice cream is one of our _______. (SPECIAL)

106. I cast my eyes _______ and saw the geese flying in V-line. (HEAVEN)

107. Since most important problems are _______, there are several alternatives to choose from, each with unique advantages and disadvantages. (FACET)

108. The organization insists that it is _______ and does not identify with any one particular party (POLITICS).

109. If you can afford it, and still have lots of money left, buy it _______. (RIGHT)

110. The project was subject to the usual _______ of exploratory research. (VICIOUS)

111. A _______ species is a plant or animal that plays an indispensable role in the way an ecosystem functions. (KEY)

112. For many people, social networking offers them a feeling of _______ from the real world. (ESCAPE)

113. Time and again, the club has been _______ on the brink of selling off their antiquated ground. (SUPPOSE)

114. My mother will have _______ when she sees my new boyfriend. (PALPABLE)

115. All around are _______ mountains which provide the walkers or nature lovers with magnificent opportunities to savor the Alpine flora. (SNOW)

116. The cargo was _______ for safe and efficient shipping. (CONTENT)

117. Some data showed vitamin D had a protective role against _______ diseases such as type 1 diabetes. (IMMUNE)

118. The leader’s second _______ on the matter of the keynote presenter met with strong disapproval from other group members. (TURN)

119.Some people wake up every morning with a sense of ease, quiet, and spaciousness in their mind, while others tend to feel anxious, fearful, and _______ toward the day ahead. (PATHETIC)

120. _______ candidates who actively contribute to the development of the company stand a better chance of being recruited. (GET)

121. Police gave the apartment a thorough _______ but failed to find any evidence. (GO)

122. Hallo, here come two more of the Colonel’s _______ boys laughed the officers of our new battalion the first time we came into their view. (HAIR/EYE)

123. What we need at the moment is specialist knowledge and implementation rather than _______ thinking. (SKY)

124. After years of restructuring, Japanese _______ were posting record profits. (CHIP)

125. In the cou farmers try to _______ their land with a view to keeping out their neighbours’ cattle. (MARK)

126. The majority of infected people are _______ and unaware of their condition. (SYMPTOM)

127. The government stressed it was not abandoning its tough _______ policies. (INFLATE)

128. I was late because I _______ how much time I would need. (ESTIMATE)

129. A _______ is a popular place for tourists and travellers to send and receive emails. (CAFÉ)

130. A crowd of curious _______ soon gathered to see what was happening. (LOOK)

131. Sadly, some economists think that full employment in Europe is an _______ goal. (ATTAIN)

132. By pausing for a moment or two before speaking you will simply be _______ a nervous tendency to rush headlong into everything. (ACT)

133. Many MBA courses are highly theoretical, esoteric, and impractical, instead of being _______ as they should be. (BUSINESS)

134. At college, I became a social _______ because I didn’t like going out in the evenings. (FIT)

135. These remote areas are still _______ to the Internet. (ACCESS)

136. "Villa was something of a _______. The place was no more than an old farmhouse. (NOMINATE)

137. He must be drunk. He is making _______ remarks. (SENSE)

138. We have to learn good examples, look at our behavior, and to stop being _______. (RIGHT)

139. We had the phone _______ because we are moving tomorrow. (CONNECT)

140. "P" is a _______ consonant. (LIP)

141. Passwords should also contain both _______ characters. (ALPHABET)

142. Switzerland is a _______ confederation of 26 self-governing cantons. (GENE)

143. University professors both teach and _______ research. (TAKE)

144. One of the United Nations’ earliest successes was to promote a largely peaceful process of _______. (COLONY)

145. Are all those _______ they put in food really necessary? (ADD)

146. The mountain roads are often _______ in winter. (PASS)

147. He gets _______ whenever he hears that song. (MIST)

148. They _______ a small inheritance into a vast fortune. (PAROLE)

149. If this theory is correct, then it is _______ that we will be able to cure diseases in the foreseeable future. (VISION)

150. Mickey Mouse made his screen debut on November 18, 1928 and has been a _______ ever since. (CROWD)

151. William Shakespeare is probably the most famous _______. (PLAY)

152.The scandal surely _______ the end of his political career. (SIGN)

153. The only slight _______ in the painting is a scratch in the corner. (PERFECT)

154. The new regulations will be _______ for small businesses. (BURDEN)

155. Catholic leaders have not _______ themselves from the ambivalent statement emanating from last week’s funeral. (SOCIAL)

156. _______ conditions can be diagnosed from the early stage. (CANCER)

157. The government’s _______ approach has brought criticism. (COMPROMISE)

158. Nowadays people may no longer suffer from lifetime physical _______. (NORMAL)

159. The strike was engineered by a handful of _______ who whined about the smallest issues. (CONTENT).

160. It is not possible for everyone to put their own _______ on the law. (INTERPRET)

161. His workmates were very _______ and selfish. (OPERATE)

162. Hunger and a _______ meal did not sit happily side by side. (SLAP)

163. The distribution of nonideal fish communities can be roughly calculated by the _______ of suitable variables. (METER)

164. An NGO is helping to make ozone-friendly natural _______ designed to replace R-22 in existing air conditioning systems. (FRIDGE)

165. I could not get much work done as I was _______ being interrupted by people telephoning me. (CONTINUE)

166. The _______ of those mountainous villages is the greatest achievement of this government. (ELECTRIC)

167. The MP’s speech was dismissed by her opponents as crude _______. (ELECT)

168. Trading Standards officers say anyone using the mower risks _______. (ELECTRIC)

169. Like all tyrannical leaders, he demanded _______ obedience from his followers. (QUESTION)

170. Environmental quality will be the _______ for the 21st century. (WORD)

171. “ITV” is the _______ for “Independent Television”. (BRIEF)

172. Their products are a _______ for good value. (WORD)

173. In education, ‘quality’ is the _______. (WORD)

174. The expression "boy band" is a 1990s _______. (COIN)

175. The word ‘professional’ has _______ of skill and excellence. (NOTE)

176. Social history and folklife studies are becoming increasingly interchangeable as disciplinary _______. (NOTE)

177. It’s an interesting _______ on an unusual writing career. (COURSE)

178. The doctor gave him an injection to _______ the pain. (DIE)

179. After several threatening calls, we decided to go _______. (DIRECT)

180. It was just _______ that I met my high school friend on my second day visiting Paris. (HAPPEN)

181. Matt says you must be good at _______ to take responsibilities of a restaurant owner. (TASK)

182. Children of school age are very _______ and tend to believe what they are told. (IMPRESS)

183. His _______ talent was already clearly evident. (ORDINARY)

184. The effects of alcohol misuse spill over from private life into the workplace, causing inefficiency and accidents as well as _______. (ABSENT)

185. The little boy dreams of being a sports _______ for the TV station. (COMMENT)

186. With the great achievement of Vietnam’s U-23 football team, many international newspapers wrote _______ praising our heroes. (COME)

187. I’d complain to the manager but it’s not worth the _______. (GRAVE)

188. The company seems to have been involved in some rather dishonest _______. (CARRY)

189. To make a gross _______, the younger teachers are the most adventurous. (SIMPLE)

190. As Tet holiday is coming, we’ve got an _______ weekend ahead of us. (ACTION)

191. The new teacher explains his lessons so quickly that I sometimes find them _______. (COME)

192. Beckham clearly felt his _______ performance on Wednesday night was the right moment to quit on a high. (BARN)

193. I thought the movie had a disappointing and _______ ending. (CLIMAX)

194. "We need to go now or we’ll be late," he said _______. (EDGE)

195. A desolate sensation overcame the _______ of the afternoon. (HILARITY)

196. Sara Hughes gives a _______ performance in one of the most exciting plays to hit London this year. (VOLTAGE)

197. They experienced the _______ power of the mob. (TOXIC)

198. Almost every hill is crowned with a _______ village. (PICTURE)

199. The red carpet can turn into a competition for the stars to _______ each other with expensive gems. (DAZZLE)

200. These yoga postures are _______ and good for balance. (VIGOUR)

201. What gives the debate extra _______ is that the governor of the bank has been on opposite sides to his chief economist. (PIKE)

202. Still, he has delivered a _______, vigorous and frequently masterful take on a well-worn genre. (PACE)

203. The box didn’t look very _______, but the necklace inside was beautiful. (POSSESS)

204. The comics featured stories that dealt _______ with the environment, racism, and sex. (PROVOKE)

205. He gave a _______ performance. (SPELL)

206. He is taking a break from his _______ boy band after an argument with their manager. (HOT)

207. It’s not the best series I’ve ever seen but it’s very _______. (WATCH)

208. Gigi is a _______ young girl growing up in turn-of-the-century Paris. (COLT)

209. The _______ mood of those works has been recaptured here, with a surprising overlay of Americana. (BOIL)

210. How can this be reconciled with the market-driven, _______, modernising spirit of the new millennium? (OCTANE)

211. Apparently, it was talent, determination, and an _______ optimistic spirit that won this vivacious young woman the role. (PRESS)

212. You can _______ tired sections of the garden simply by installing a lovely pot, or grouping of pots, in them. (ENERGY)

213. The increasing cost of oil is harming _______ industries such as steel and shipbuilding. (ENERGY)

214. The company has fitted _______ lighting throughout the building. (ENERGY)

215. He has decided to _______ the team by bringing in a lot of new, young players. (YOUNG)

216. They have been _______ honest with us. (FRESH)

217. The economy has expanded at a _______ pace. (CHARGE)

218. Paul is a good employee and is very _______. (CONSCIENCE)

219. He was standing in the middle, in the _______ of the picture. (GROUND)

220. The identity of the girl who lay closest to his heart remains _______ to this day. (ELUDE)

221. Globalization is the ongoing process that deepens and broadens the relationship and _______ among countries. (DEPEND)

222. Its _______ makes food distribution difficult. (ACCESS)

223. You’ll need to be a little more _______ if you want to hold their attention to your writings. (IMAGINE)

224. The organization works in many war-torn and _______ countries. (POOR)

225. As an environmentally aware consumer, it is important for you to know in what way you can help to make sure that less _______ is left on the planet. (GRADE)

226. For many people, Ludwig van Beethoven is the most _______ in the history of Western classical music. (INFLUENCE)

227. It was going to take some deft political _______ to save the situation. (WORK)

228. This remote region in China suffers an annual _______ outbreak of cholera. (VIRUS)

229. He grew up in an _______ place in South Dakota. (WAY)

230. I try to _______ an occasion when I might be 600 feet below a level. (VISION)

231. The cottage has no _______ access but can be reached by a short walk across the moor. (VEHICLE)

232. She complained _______ about his rudeness. (CEASE)

233. The reason for Bruce Lee’s death was sleeping pill _______. (DOSAGE)

234. The sprawling factory compound, all grey dormitories, and _______ warehouses blend seamlessly into the outskirts of the Shenzhen megalopolis. (WEATHER)

235. Tiles and window frames will also have to be replaced to make the structure _______. (WEATHER)

236. Astronomers at the _______ have announced that they have discovered a new comet. (OBSERVE)

237. At least in theory, this should make the region increasingly attractive to foreign investment from further _______. (FIELD)

238. The sun and the moon are often _______ in poetry. (PERSON)

239. She worked _______ to help homeless people. (STINT)

240. A sense of guilt was deeply _______ in my conscience. (BED)

241. There’s something _______ thrilling about seeing that much passionate male energy on a stage. (ELEMENT)

242. The new movie is just the tip of the iceberg for what is about to become a _______ assault of American army flicks. (FRONT)

243. New technology can create a _______ shift in a market. (GAME)

244. Only someone who’s lost a child can understand the _______, _______ grief. (LIFE, CONSUME)

245. The plan was a _______ success. (SOUND)

246. When we saw the footage on TV, it looked _______. (REAL)

247. One aspect involves _______ support for the police. (FALTER)

248. She was blessed with an _______ belief in her own abilities. (SHAKE)

249. I have been an _______ advocate of that approach for many years. (SWERVE)

250. We’d like to thank George for his _______ efforts on our behalf. (TIRE)

251. His life offered me no hope of _______. (GOOD)

252. Parents have deep _______ about allowing business values to be schools. (GIVE)

253. Workers and employees shared deep _______ about the wisdom of the government’s plans for the industry. (SERVE)

254. New full-time students from lower-income households will be able to apply for a(n) _______ maintenance grant offered by the government, but have to work in public sectors after they graduate. (PAY)

255. He was charged with causing a _______ after the game. (DISTURB)

256. Physicians must exercise caution when prescribing _______. (DEPRESS)

257. Two people have been arrested for illegal possession of _______ in a police raid. (ARM)

258. He could be _______ frank. (ARM)

259. She gave her son quite a few _______ for playing truant. (TELL)

260. What children need is more encouragement in their _______ years in order not to succumb to feelings of depression later on. (FORM)

261. It’s very difficult to tell the _______ difference between the identical twins. (MEASURE)

262. I don’t care if you’ve had too much to drink. Your behaviour last night was quite _______. (DEFEND)

263. First, its solution to the existence of disagreements, namely giving precedence to the right to political participation, seems _______. (DEFEAT)

264. She _______ questions about whether she plans to run, saying she’s focused on her voter registration and campaign finance initiatives. (STEP)

265. ‘Thank God you’re here’ has attracted excessive favorable publicity thanks to the imaginative and unorthodox plays, tailored to whet the _______ appetite for originality from the audience. (SATISFY)

266. Apart from some _______ efforts, the government has not yet made a serious attempt to effectively address the Scottish fisheries issue. (HEART)

267. He gained _______ for being difficult to work with as an actor (NOTORIOUS)

268. Her hip has been _______ for quite a while, and she’ll probably need surgery on it. (TROUBLE)

269. The instruction manual includes a section on _______ to help you with any simple problems you might have with the TV. (TROUBLE)

270. We were both realising how _______ complex our interactions had become. (TROUBLE)

271. While short on personality, the ES promises many miles of comfortable and _______ motoring. (TROUBLE)

272. They agreed to let us live there _______. (RENT)

273. Many banks are now offering _______ overdrafts to students. (INTEREST)

274. A _______ product is one that contains almost no traces of lead, if any at all. (LEAD)

275. Spieth thought it would be a nice, _______ day out on the course. (STRESS)

276. Travelling by coach is the _______ way of discovering cities from Vienna to Vancouver, Moscow to Rome. (HASSLE)

277. Different jurisdictions have had more or less inclusive definitions within their _______ ordinances. (SMOKE)

278. By forgoing a tax break now, you’ll get _______ income when you retire. (TAX)

279. In Europe, most of the biggest internet companies are _______ from established firms. (SPIN)

280. All the judges gave her ten out of ten for her _______ performance. (FLAW)

281. Politicians and academics pointed to the building’s _______ contours as a cautionary tale of architectural overreach. (BECOME)

282. He pointed out that e-books were not only cheaper, because of the lack of wear and tear and thefts, but they also offered great opportunities for older _______ readers. (HOUSE)

283. Recently divorced, Foster is now _______ with her teenage daughter and appears to be seeking a hotel rather than a humble abode. (HOUSE)

284. Police are making _______ enquiries. (HOUSE / DOOR)

285. Both areas under consideration Tuesday are _______ beaches with very different biological profiles. (TRAFFIC)

286. People don’t report wildlife crime the way they do _______ or car theft. (HOUSE)

287. We’ve got a _______ of visitors at the moment. (HOUSE)

288. He was a _______ name in the 1950s. (HOUSE)

289. The teachers’ meeting deals mostly with _______ issues such as lunchtime supervision duties. (HOUSE)

290. She was _______ and kept her home clean and bright. (HOUSE)

291. We’re having a _______ on Friday if you’d like to come. (HOUSE)

292. There’s a shortage of cheap _______ in the region. (HOUSE)

293. She’s a _______ girl who likes playing with computers and watching television. (HOME)

294. I’m a _______, so I knew traveling would be tough. (HOME)

295. We were all eagerly awaiting my brother’s _______ from the war. (HOME)

296. Vietnam is my _______. (HOME)

297. Sai Gon is my _______. (HOME)

298. Farmers’ markets are a traditional way of selling _______ products effectively. (HOME)

299. According to a recent survey in Britain, more women than men emphasized _______ and trust. (CONFIDENCE)

300. The private school feared losing its _______ with the state’s university system. (CREDIT)

301. Evidence of links with drug dealers has _______ the mayor. (CREDIT)

302. Slaves were subject to a life of degradation and _______. (BASE)

303. Most of us are familiar with the Holocaust’s unspeakable brutalities and _______. (GRADE)

304. It was very _______ to be criticized in front of all my colleagues. (MEAN)

305. These small faults, however, do not _______ from the overall quality of the book. (TRACT)

306. He brought _______ on the whole team by falsifying the results. (GRACE)

307. They are corrupt, _______, and untrustworthy. (HONOUR)

308. I’m in the _______ - I broke Sara’s favourite vase this morning. (DOG)

309. People seem to have raised concerns about what would become an _______ defeat. (NAME)

310. There is also a strong message that vengeance is _______, and sacrificing oneself for any higher cause is honorable. (NOBLE)

311. They were subjected to various _______ and discomforts, including having to get dressed and undressed in public. (DIGNITY)

312. We felt it would be _______ to respond to the criticism in the press. (DIGNIFY)

313. For the first night’s performance, the _______ had to be called in to take the part because the leading lady was ill. (STUDENT)

314. Groucho Marx was set to have a brief _______ role in one episode. (WALK)

315. _______ programs are offered to those who want to do professional training while being paid to work. (SERVICE)

316. It was a very idea _______, completely impractical and unworkable. (FAR)

317. The drinking water had a _______ oily taste. (AGREE)

318. Her latest novel is a _______ thriller, set some time in the late 21st century. (FUTURE)

319. It sees restructuring of Urenco as the means to convert a _______ business into one with potential for growth and profit. (LOSS)

320. I used to try to get him to do some exercise but then decided he was a _______ cause. (LOSS)

321. The pharmaceutical company has been charged with _______ from the AIDS crisis. (PROFIT)

322. The _______ opened the bidding at £300. (AUCTION)

323. I am the fourth of the four _______. (MUSKET)

324. Ranuji had trained as a _______ from the age of eleven and learned his craft from his father. (PUPPET)

325. He now faces 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy and _______ charges. (RACKET)

326. The miracle of the movie is that, like Toni, it transcends blunt, reductive categorisation partly because it’s free of political _______, finger-wagging, and force-fed lessons. (SLOGAN)

327. After 2012, the base shifted the event to a(n) _______ schedule, but budget cuts forced it to cancel the 2014 show. (ANNUAL)

328. People are increasingly becoming _______ to violence on television. (SENSE)

329. Students carried out a _______ at the governor’s office to protest higher tuition costs. (SIT)

330. You look rather _______. Are you worried about something? (OCCUPY)

331. Many newspapers today gave very sensational _______ about the private life of that Hollywood star. (CLOSE)

332. The decision to close the local hospital caused such a public _______ that the authorities decided to re-examine their options and keep it open. (CRY)

333. Barack Obama is the first president of the United States with _______ background. (RACE)

334. He grunted a _______ reply. (SYLLABLE)

335. Its universe was limited to the solar system and revolved heavily around _______ travel and terraforming. (PLANET)

336. Though many parties regarded his behavior as a(n) _______, the public still had much faith in his ability to become a leader. (ERR)

337. Do you know that exceptionally successful entrepreneurs, such as Richard Branson, used to be academically _______ by their peers when they were at school? (SHINE)

338. Copernicus justified his innovation by citing _______ authorities. (PEACH)

339. Despite these _______ advantages, critics have objected to the land tax on the following grounds. (EXCEPT)

340. “You didn’t have to say that,” she said _______. (REPROACH)

341. He did not enjoy social occasions, though he was _______ welcoming to visitors. (REPROACH)

342. Eddie, who graced many hurling fields with his _______ skills in the 1960s and 70s, is truly one of the hurling ‘greats’ and a fine gentleman too. (SUM)

343. Based on a true story it may be, but it is drama rather than documentary, an accurate _______ of collective experience rather than a meticulous detailing of one personal history. (SUM)

344. Weather can be extreme, the climate producing _______ still hot days and abrasive howling winds. (IDYLL)

345. She argued that a _______ solution was required with a balance between both personal and impersonal points of view. (TOPOS)

346. Initially innocent, _______, and holy, he was in a right relationship with God, to woman, to himself, and the natural world around him. (SIN)

347. Another thing that I cannot stand are the other kids my age who are the _______ image of what perfect is supposed to be. (STORY)

348. Mr Hebblethwaite is believed to be highly regarded for his clinical skills and had previously held an _______ employment record. (BLEMISH)

349. The new policy only serves to _______ the inadequacy of help for the homeless. (ACCENT)

350. If the officer can reasonably _______ the arrest with non-deadly force, he must do so. (EFFECT)

351. Some phones can recognize your voice and be _______ by it. (ACT)

352. Preparations are _______, measurements are made, and ground is staked out. (FOOT)

353. _______ in wealth causes a great number of social problems. (EQUAL)

354. Dozens of _______ are injured on the city road each year. (CYCLE)

355. To the technical philosophers, who strictly confine themselves to the logical collation and criticism of scientific methods, he has, _______ not seemed philosophic enough. (CONTRARY)

356. The _______ woman did not utter a single word when her husband abused her. (SUBMIT)

357. They won the case because of the _______ in court of the defendant. (APPEAR)

358. She finally left her husband because of his _______. (ADULT)

359. Airport officials said there had been no hint of trouble until radio contact was suddenly lost three minutes from _______. (TOUCH)

360. The two pairs of twins make a pleasant _______ during the game of golf. (FOUR)

361. She’s such a _______ that she notices even the tiniest mistakes. (PERFECT)

362. By sheer luck, the gas released in Oklahoma City was blown into a mostly _______ area. (HABITAT)

363. You can raise your hand to show that you need _______. (ASSIST)

364. Everyone marveled at his _______ idea of organizing more field trips for students. (OBJECT)

365. Insidious 4, albeit a horror movie, has some _______ scenes that stem from two auxiliaries, whose lines are particularly conducive to uproarious laughter. (SIDE)

366. Bill Gates is a _______ millionaire he started his own business with no financial help at all. (MAKE)

367. So far, the United States has said it cannot agree to _______ all types of antipersonnel mines. (LAW)

368. Look! I know you’ve lost your wallet, but there’s no use in keeping on _______ the fact. Someone has stolen it and that’s all there is to it! (MOAN)

369. The problem often _______ in a situation where occupants of such a household rise from bed at different times each morning. (RISE)

370. The popularity of email stems largely from its user-friendliness, efficiency, and versatility in facilitating _______ communication. (SYNCHRONOUS)

371. Despite the disgrace and humiliation which eventually _______ him, he never wavered from his beliefs. (FALL)

372. The report should be published _______ with the letter. (INCIDENT)

373. This downtime is simply not acceptable to businesses wanting to stay competitive in today’s _______ business environment. (DATA)

374. Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is accelerating a technological isolation in Russia that doesn’t inflict the immediate pain of frozen bank accounts or skyrocketing prices, but could fundamentally change the way that Russians get their information and connector fail to connect - with the rest of the world. It’s bringing Putin’s Russia many steps closer to so-called _______ in which the West and Russia operate in different online spheres. (SPLINTER)

375. Analysis from Ofcom shows that TikTok is the most popular platform among the youngest users, who have been nicknamed _______. (TIKTOK)

376. In order to halt the decline in swift numbers, a new call to arms is launching this week urging homeowners across the country to encourage the birds back before it is too late… Forget rewilding, this is hoped to be the beginning of a vital _______ of the nation’s back gardens. (BIRD)

377. _______ is when a company does not mention how sustainable or environmentally friendly its products or services are in case doing so leaves it open to criticism. (GREEN)

378. The campaign was little more than _______ to improve the oil company’s image. (GREEN)

379. _______ is when rogue breeders or scammers attempt to sell people pets that have been reared in poor conditions. (PET)

380. Accusations of so-called _______ could be further harming already vulnerable children and young people with mental health problems. (SAD)

381. The unintended result is “_______”: rising prices for metals and minerals such as copper, aluminium, and lithium that are essential to solar and wind power, electric cars, and other renewable technologies. (GREEN)

382. _______ jewellery is made from precious metals like gold and silver but is not as expensive as fine jewellery. (FINE)

383. If you’ve ever tried Meatless Monday, vegan before 6, or any other not-vegan-all-the-time method in an effort to reduce your meat consumption, you’re probably on your way to becoming a _______. (PLANET)

384. Some football players become like _______ to their fans. (GOD)

385. The air pollution has become so severe in India’s capital city that schools have been closed indefinitely, and work-from-home guidelines were implemented in the nation’s first pollution _______. (LOCK)

386. Whether you’ve been out of work for 18 months or 18 years, “_______” can be challenging - but it’s not always as difficult as it might seem. (RETURN)

387. The _______ refers to your unique collection of screens that you see on an hourly, daily, weekly, and yearly basis, ultimately culminating in the collection of screens you see over your entire lifespan. (SCREEN)

388. Dubbed a ‘_______’ series, Highlife combines documentary-style elements with some reality TV and provides insight into the lives of a very hardworking and glamorous group of friends. (DOCUMENT)

389. While the US recycling rate worryingly hovers around an at best estimate of 35 percent, _______ might be a well-intentioned habit in an increasingly confusing and incomplete recycling system. (CYCLE)

390. It is possible that Aboriginal separate development _______ in a way totally different from what those who feared ‘a nation within a nation’ thought. (EVENT)

391. With that, he _______ once again and disappeared, obviously happy that he didn’t have to hide any longer. (MATERIAL)

392. There is a _______ between the things that you perceive and the things that I perceive, which must always be different. (INCIDENCE)

393. Most manuscripts _______ the stories that have circulated by word of mouth for centuries. (DATE)

394. The project is already _______, with work due to be completed by early next year. (WAY)

395. The dialogue was mostly improvised yet feels natural and _______. (FORCE)

396. Cricket is meant to be played on a perfect summer’s day in front of a pavilion full of retired, _______ old inbreeds. (CHIN)

397. The huts were _______ constructed and did not keep out the rain. (FILM)

398. The elderly and vulnerable can feel _______, which prevents people from living their lives to the full. (DEFEND)

399. The artists evince a political frustration apparently inseparable from a sense of personal _______. (POTENT)

400. She writes about the limitations and _______ of human memory. (MALL)

401. The border in this region is _______ and many refugees have simply walked across. (PORE)

402. This well-intentioned but _______ law will do nothing to improve the situation. (TOOTH)

403. Bookish and _______, she hated games lessons. (ATHLETE)

404. Small businesses are the soft _______ of the economy, and they need as much government support as possible. (BELLY)

405. Engaging in _______ sexual intercourse puts women at risk not only for STDs including HIV but also for unintended pregnancy. (PROTECT)

406. For much of the day, the market moved _______ rising initially but then dipping lower before recovering in the afternoon. (STEADY)

407. Instead of defending traditional values, the church frequently seems _______ and irresolute. (KNEE)

408. I ought not to have tolerated his _______. (FIDELITY)

409. Rather, it only contains the usual bans on _______ or incestuous marriage. (GAMETE)

410. He was cited as _______ in the divorce. (RESPOND)

411. They had _______ broken the terms they agreed to. (FAITH)

412. Confidence in the economy has been rising and falling with dizzying _______. (CONSTANT)

413. I ended the relationship when I found out he was _______ me. (TIME)

414. I’ve never been a _______ and I’ve always been open and upfront, and all the managers I have worked with will say the same. (STAB)

415. But though a _______, I have not quite forgotten the service in which I was enlisted. (DESERT)

416. The diamond thief _______ his partners and gave them only worthless fake jewels. (CROSS)

417. The political establishment was looking for a _______ to attack. (COLUMN)

418. I believe our great councillor before him would never have defected and become a _______. (COAT)

419. The report is viewed as a _______ for economic trends. (BELL)

420. Buying those shares was a very _______ move - they must be worth ten times their original value now. (SEE)

421. There’s a sense of _______ in the capital, as if fighting might at any minute break out. (BODE)

422. If God’s _______ be certain, it seems to exclude the possibility of man’s free will. (KNOW)

423. The recent outbreak of violence was _______ by isolated incidents in the city earlier this year. (SHADOW)

424. He was fast gaining his strength and the increased fulness and color of his countenance _______ returning health. (TOKEN)

425. I went into the kitchen and found him lying _______ still on the floor. (OMEN)

426. Miller had the advantage of having seen the play in the early 90s when it was momentous and _______. (TEND)

427. His paintings _______ the development of perspective in Renaissance art. (FIGURE)

428. Of course, it’s easy to _______ the management of the election campaign, but I do think serious mistakes were made. (GUESS)

429. In the meantime, the public bases its opinions upon prejudice and _______ fears. (REASON)

430. In a culture beset by _______ or luxury fever, many hard-working people who are employed full-time nonetheless don’t earn enough to pay the security deposit necessary to rent an apartment. (FLUENT)

431. Many small businesses are struggling to stay _______. (FLOAT)

432. _______ has become of overriding importance in both film and sport. (BANK)

433. For an initial _______ of $2,000 to buy the equipment, you can earn up to $500 a month if the product sells well. (LAY)

434. The bank refused to give him a loan, saying that he wasn’t _______. (CREDIT)

435. He refused to get involved in a friend’s unrealistic _______ scheme. (RICH)

436. I’ve never been very _______ - I leave all my business affairs to my financial adviser. (MONEY)

437. They see their bosses as _______ robots and not as coworkers. (MONEY)

438. The film tells the _______ story of a young street performer. (RAGS)

439. Nurses are overstretched and the hospital is seriously _______. (SOURCE)

440. The idea is for local communities to manage the land, wildlife, and natural resources so they are profitable, and ultimately, _______. (SUPPORT)

441. He was charged as an _______ to murder. (ACCESS)

442. There are plenty of _______ out there, ready to take advantage of unsuspecting senior citizens. (LIFE)

443. Such actions against _______ citizens will not be tolerated. (LAW)

444. He was 15 when he first ran _______ of the law. (FOUL)

445. “You always walk too fast for me,” she said _______. (COMPLAIN)

446. Observations show that parents who are constantly distracted are at risk of producing _______ toddlers. (COMPLY)

447. Offending is part of a broader pattern that usually starts with disruptive _______ behaviour. (DELINQUENT)

448. The younger you are when you commit a crime, the more likely you are to _______. (OFFEND)

449. A witness can legally refuse to give evidence to avoid _______. (CRIME)

450. The northern district of the city was once seen as an _______ stronghold for the anti-government group. (BREACH)

451. The state must ensure the independence and _______ of the justice system. (PART)

452. Determination must be made by _______ trustees or independent legal counsel. (INTEREST)

453. The jury’s role is not to express moral indignation or outrage, but to look fairly and _______ at the evidence. (PASSION)

454. Dreadlocks symbolise rebellion - being unconventional and _______. (ALIGN)

455. A return to the traditional conservative values of _______ and prudence is called for. (INTERVENE)

456. The terms of this agreement are _______. (NEGOTIATE)

457. Working during study is a fact of life for most _______ students. (CASH)

458. He admits that his newspaper was not an _______ observer in the conflict. (BIAS)

459. After the Second World War, there was indeed a/an _______ of developing nations that were able to think up political institutions with a view to achieving independence from their prior colonial and sustain mass engagement thereafter. (RISE)

460. She has an _______ temper and is destitute of any feelings of modesty. (GOVERN)

461. People also read these papers for their reviews of new books, films, and plays and for their _______. (EDIT)

462. Very soon, “Third World” came to _______ poverty. (NOTE)

463. I am scanning my gran’s photos onto my computer because they’d be _______ if anything happened to them. (PLACE)

464. A wide range of options means your mortgage can be _______ for you. (CUSTOM)

465. Well, that’s the _______ excuse I’ve ever heard! (DAMN)

466. The keyboard was fitted with a _______ plug. (STANDARD)

467. The museum has a _______ collection of Rembrandt etchings. (MATCH)

468. Because the data is _______, it is going to be very hard to derive any insights from it. (UNIQUE)

469. A tour of Australia is a _______ experience. (LIFE)

470. Free jazz has been described as the last _______ of modernism. (POST)

471. It is already an industry that is _______ in terms of following research and development and implementing it. (PEER)

472. The book reveals the story of how the couple tore up the _______ and created completely new methods of brewing beer. (RULE)

473. His defense of US intentions sits _______ with other things he says. (EASY)

474. Though small, this restaurant offers a range of fish dishes _______ anywhere else in London. (EQUAL)

475. They enjoyed success on a scale _______ by any previous rock band. (PARALLEL)

476. The museum boasts an _______ collection of French porcelain. (RIVAL)

477. He sprang to the phone with _______ eagerness. (WONT)

478. One of the aims of the organization is to provide _______ aid to the refugees. (HUMAN)

479. By apparently giving alms we are being _______, but we are also doing a good bit of business, thank you very much. (BIG)

480. Thanks to a large gift from an anonymous _______, the charity was able to continue its work. (DONATE)

481. I’m not interested in government _______ - all I want is a job. (HAND)

482. The medical foundation will be the main beneficiary of the millionaire’s _______. (LARGE)

483. A former student has donated a _______ sum of money to the college. (MUNICIPAL)

484. Armed with this knowledge that the museum is such _______ lender, I intend to drop by sometime myself to see what’s on offer. (OPEN)

485. You pick litter up in the park? That’s very _______ of you! (PUBLIC)

486. The documentary went through all the graphic details of the operation in _______ detail. (SPARE)

487. Their three outstanding attitudes - obliviousness to the growing disaffection of constituents, primacy of _______, illusion of invulnerable status - are persistent aspects of folly. (GRAND)

488. ‘Bring him to me,’ she commanded, her voice _______ and _______. (AUTHORITY, WAVER)

489. The Italian designer’s presence has angered some who claim London Fashion Week should be a showcase for British design. One said: “He has _______ British fashion.” (FOOT)

490. The museum decided to do an exhibition on “The Art of Rock Music” and he was invited to _______ it. (CURE)

491. The _______ of “Casablanca” are Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart. (STAR)

492. I thought he was arrogant and _______. (DOMINANT)

493. The new censorship laws are serious _______ on freedom of expression. (CROOK)

494. We are increasingly _______ by technology. (SLAVE)

495. The stage is his personal _______. (FEE)

496. This smacks of authoritarianism and of a _______ approach to state affairs, again reinforcing the notion that there is no real or sufficient balance of power. (HAND)

497. His death left the Alliance _______ at a crucial moment. (LEAD)

498. Once she became a prosecutor, she quickly established herself as a _______ trial lawyer. (MASTER)

499. He’s believed to have _______ the attacks. (MASTER)

500. His decision to change the team’s formation for the final game was a _______. (MASTER)

501. Problems will only be resolved by workers acting together, not through constant interference and _______. (MANAGE)

502. She was beginning to find her _______ role unrewarding and had applied for a management post. (SUPERVISE)

503. The president used his veto to _______ the committee’s decision. (RIDE)

504. Making use of his _______ powers, he dispatched the necessary order. (POTENT)

505. He has already demonstrated composure and _______ beyond his years. (COMMAND)

506. John is the _______ of the team this year. (SHIP)

507. Analysts say it is crucial for the government to step in and _______ certain aspects of the way airlines operate. (REGULATION)

508. Last year, I vowed to _______ my grocery money away from big processed food companies. (CHANNEL)

509. In the US, a school _______ is in charge of the schools in a particular area. (INTEND)

510. The group argues that many of the proposed reforms will have _______ consequences. (INTEND)

511. Young children should not be left alone with animals _______. (SUPERVISE)

512. Would the outspoken and stupendously wealthy woman he married be _______? (TAME)

513. He has overcome the problem he says many people encounter that of ending up in _______, badly-paid jobs. (DEMAND)

514. Under the country’s _______ laws, it is illegal to abandon animals. (CRUEL)

515. There’s a lot of _______ and disarray among key officials. (BITE)

516. She _______ paying so much for an ice cream cone. (GRUDGE)

517. Her _______ compliments annoyed everyone. (HAND)

518. Forgetting all the principles for which they were fighting in their endless war against their enemy, they have become savage barbarians teetering on the very edge of _______. (BEAST)

519. On the gallows, Bury confirmed his reputation for sneering _______ by saying to the hangman: ‘I suppose you think you are clever to hang me.’ (NUT)

520. The advertising world can be a very _______ business. (THROAT)

521. There are no _______ rules governing the size of companies in the portfolio. (FAST)

522. This particular murder case was so horrific that it shocked even the most _______ of New York police officers. (BITE)

523. People who’ve worked with the new superintendent used words like “_______” and “driven” to describe him. (CHARGE)

524. People feel they are being cheated out of their _______ cash. (EARN)

525. Each game was very _______, the toughest tournament ever, perhaps. (FIGHT)

526. The committee published a _______ report on the bank’s management. (HIT)

527. The deportations are drawing cheers from immigration _______. (LINE)

528. She came out with some _______ story about never having been loved by her mother. (LUCK)

529. His _______ business approach is combined with a very real concern for the less fortunate in society. (NOSE)

530. Because of shortages, the emergency services were _______ to deal with the accident. (PRESS)

531. He took _______ delight in making them wait. (FIEND)

532. They were accused of _______ in their treatment of the hostages. (HUMAN)

533. He was virtually _______ after drinking half a bottle of whisky. (SENSE)

534. Louis was teased _______ by his schoolmates. (MERCY)

535. He was sacked for cruelty by a regime that prided itself on its _______. (PITY)

536. For years Ali taunted him _______. (REMORSE)

537. She _______ removed his name from the invitation list. (SPITE)

538. The _______ explanation is that she’s too afraid to ask. (CHARITY)

539. He said that it would be _______ to refuse to help the refugees. (CHRIST)

540. She accused me of being _______ because I didn’t cry at the end of the film. (FEEL)

541. I believe that our society treats its aged in a callous, _______ way. (PASSION)

542. To the _______, most computer systems seem complex and difficult to understand. (INITIATIVE)

543. The proposal was a _______ from the beginning because there was no possibility of funding. (START)

544. She felt her husband constantly _______ her achievements. (LITTLE)

545. There is concern that the judges might _______ their power. (USE)

546. Through her lighting business, she shares her love of _______ and sustainable design. (CYCLE)

547. She_______ on her knowledge and experience to get a better job. (CAPITAL)

548. The investigation found evidence of a serious _______ of funds. (APPLY)

549. Being a good pool player is usually a sign of a _______ youth. (SPEND)

550. He said that some speakers _______ the word “thee” for “thou”, perhaps believing it to be less formal. (EMPLOY)

551. Her house had been declared safe to _______ after the floods. (OCCUPY)

552. The company’s role is to _______ print data for use on the Web. (PURPOSE)

553. When one’s fate is in the hands of another who is thought of as maliciously or contemptuously unjust, _______ bitterness is the result. (CONSUME)

554. The Gulf of Guinea has some of the world’s greatest _______ oil reserves. (TAP)

555. Copyright is the _______, legally secured right to publish, reproduce, and sell the matter and form of a literary, musical, dramatic, or artistic work. (ALIEN)

556. The vigorous exercises are designed to be _______. Participants will feel energetic and lifelike after taking them. (TENSE)

557. In _______ talk that is, talk in which the participants do not have equal power, status, responsibility, or control, we should apply the ‘one rule for one and one for another’ principle consistently. (SYMMETRY)

558. Women who are slimming can never enjoy a meal without being afraid of _______ their diet. (ORGANISE)

559. The administration announced that the U.S. would no longer produce _______ landmines or acquire new ones, including replacing expiring munitions in its stockpile. (PERSON)

560. A cost of $5,000 was on Monday imposed by a court in New Delhi on Chief Minister Sheila Diksh*t in a _______ case lodged by her against BJP leader Vijender Gupta. (FAMOUS)

561. His collection of plants contains many _______. (RARE)

562. ”Help!” she cried, waving her arms _______ in an attempt to attract someone’s attention. (DISTRACT)

563. The conference touched on many things, but one more deeply than the fragile environment that still exists around the very concept of _______. (TOUR)

564. This use of dialogue underscores the _______ of the film itself and thus its humor. (ABSURD)

565. The man was later charged with _______ a police officer. (PERSON)

566. There is an _______ of menace and barely suppressed violence that gives the picture of symbolic edge. (CURRENT)

567. He climbed out, leaving the car _______ on its roof. (END)

568. Efforts have been made to recover disaster-stricken and _______ areas of the country, hope fading day by day. (WAR)

569. The Prime Minister warned the people of his country that they must be ready for any _______ - even the possibility of war. (EVENT)

570. After ten matches, we had the _______ record of played ten, won none, lost ten. (ENVY)

571. The _______ answer to my question was ~no~. (VARY)

572. For some young people, online games have become _______ addictive to the extent that is threatening their mental and physical health. (RESIST)

573. Gazprom, whose boss Alexei Miller is a close political ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is almost as _______ in world football. (PRESENT)

574. He gave a _______ shrug. He is always making his own achievements seem unimportant. (DEPRECATE)

575. I found the last scene extremely moving and particularly _______. (DIRECT)

576. He stood at the door to make sure that no one _______ the party. (GATE)

577. The president visited a local community on the outskirts of Da Nang in the immediate _______ of Typhoon Damrey. (MATH)

578. The bar has an _______ buffet lunch for $10. (EAT)

579. There is a strong smell of _______ in the hospital. (INFECT)

580. _______ are medicines that lower the chance of blood clotting. (COAGULATE)

581. We must value that reputation and work together to nurture it and remove any _______ that will put it at risk. (CONCEIVE)

582. When we re-examined the regulations, we realised that we had _______ them. (INTERPRET)

583. A baby leopard has been pictured suckling a lioness in the wild, in the ever documented example of _______ parenting of its kind. (SPECIES)

584. The meeting has been _______ arranged for 3 p.m next Friday. (PROVIDE)

585. His _______ whether poets, novelists, producers, or scholars, tailored their books to his minutely worked-out requirements. (LIBRARY)

586. And lastly, it provided the authorities with an opportunity to dispose of troublesome true believers or neighborhood _______. (CONTENT)

587. Don’t you think it’s a bit early to _______ blame? (PORTION)

588. Cattelan himself, tall and _______ in slim jeans and a salmon-colored shirt, was on hand for last-minute activities on the day before the press opening. (SATURN)

589. Students mustn’t be _______ and illiterate when they leave school. (NUMBER)

590. The attorney’s rambling _______ in court proved that he was unprepared for the trial and was flying by the seat of his pants. (TEMPORARY)

591. _______ and overpopulation are two of the most difficult problems in Third World countries. (FOREST)

592. Likewise, _______ birds don’t rely on fancy plumage that might not be seen. (FOREST)

593. While the restaurant’s kitchen is not overly attractive, its _______ layout allows the cooks to prepare meals quickly and competently. (UTILIZE)

594. The cat is _______ in the sunshine. (LUXURY)

595. Can’t believe her car can be so _______ refuelling once every two days, how costly! (PETROL)

596. The mayor was determined that he would do everything in his power to _______ the murder case. (MYSTERY)

597. He was in such a haste to return home that he left at _______ by the first bus. (DAY)

598. The board of directors pour scorn on the _______’s dereliction of duties, causing the company to suffer catastrophic quarterly losses. (SEE)

599. There is a craze for _______ foods in our country these days. (CANCER)

600. He _______ fell in love with a number of society women. (APPEAR)

601. With free-market globalization, investment funds can move _______ from the rich countries to the developing countries. (IMPEDIMENT)

602. The positive relationship between a business and a customer, often referred to as “_______”, is difficult to quantify financially. (WILL)

603. The act of _______ should be prohibited under any circ*mstances. Everyone has equal rights to vote. (FRANCHISE)

604. Many people think that the famine was a result of the civil war, but it is _______. (TRUTH)

605. A _______ is a person who writes a book, etc. for another person, under whose name it is then published. (WRITE)

606. It is concluded from the tale The Magic Crossbow: The Story of My Chau and Trong Thuy that the rights of individuals should be _______ to those of society as a whole. (SERVE)

607. The recent factory closures and job losses are just a _______ of the recession that is to come. (TASTE)

608. It is inhumane to sell _______ limbs of the animals, such as rhinoceros or elephants, in the marketplace. (MEMBER)

609. The _______ project has just been launched in that university. (DEPARTMENT)

610. At first, we thought the plan would be a flop, but it turned out to be a(n) _______ success. (DREAM)

611. There was far too much light and all my photos were _______. (EXPOSURE)

612. Native speakers of all written languages use context to _______ hom*ophone pairs that have a single written form. (AMBIGUOUS)

613. Avid descriptions of sophisticated technologies gave the science-fiction novel “The War of the Worlds” a sense of _______. (SIMILAR)

614. Britain’s nuclear power program began with a lie: it was a _______ for the nuclear weapons program. (SCREEN)

615. Not sick, Mai guessed, but probably _______ now that she drank a lot at the party last night. (HANG)

616. At the beginning of the 19th century, Britain’s _______ was France. (ENEMY)

617. You should avoid those journalists. They are just _______ only distressing and prying into your private life. (CHIEF)

618. I think saying that all black people are lazy is a very _______ remark, to be honest. (RACE)

619. We _______ how long it would take us, so the ceremony was over by the time we arrived. (JUDGE)

620. You can accuse me of _______, but I still wouldn’t volunteer to fight in a war. (COWARD)

621. Sales of _______ meals have risen sharply over the past few years. (COOK)

622. The waitress came round with a tray of _______ cream cakes. (MOUTH)

623. The company was completely _______ by the dollar’s sudden recovery. (FOOT)

624. Insurance companies are already _______ with similar claims. (BURDEN)

625. The Board of Health issued a _______ order giving the company seven days to stop operating at the site. (CEASE)

626. When it became clear that Stockwell tube was his possible destination, a team of armed police officers in _______ were alerted. (CLOTH)

627. The children in the picture look delicate and _______, as though they had never run or played. (WORLD)

628. We employed her on a _______ contract, for two years. (TERM)

629. We’re proud to keep playing a role in _______ all aspects of reproductive health. (STIGMA)

630. Let the word dissociate from the literal Biblical meanings and instead focus on its mystical intent - a name for the _______. (NAME)

631. She loves fashion, and her dream is to be a fashion designer, so she is usually creating _______ outfits for herself and her friends. (FASHION)

632. He’s been nominated for _______ thanks to his diligence and professionalism. (PREFER)

633. It’s a _______ article which is fair to both sides of the dispute. (ROUND)

634. Behavior, such as _______ and cooperation is not bred in the bone. (RECIPROCATE)

635. The machine must be _______, executing as fast as a mower is able to cut. (EXPEDITE)

636. That the child behaved _______ made the couple happy. (DEAR)

637. At that time, package holidays to tropical resorts were pretty much _______. (HEAR)

638. Mark, a _______ commentator, was often featured on state television explaining government policy. (TELEVISION)

639. _______ at this school is severely punished, so remember to mind your manners both during the lessons and outside the classroom. (OBEY)

640. Every attempt is being made to ensure that these works of art are preserved for _______. (POST)

641. The splendid onomatopoeia of “hoary roaring sea” reminds us how well _______ and alliteration work throughout the poem. (SOUND)

642. Patrician and charming, he controls his empire with quiet _______ from his office in St Rémy, his native town. (PATERNAL)

643. After the cup final, the _______ team bussed back to the hotel parading the cup as they went. (TRIUMPH)

644. The new law represents a/an _______ intrusion into the privacy of the individual. (JUSTIFY)

645. Inside the American Museum of Natural History were _______ preserved specimens of wild animals, which beckoned every tourist to enter and take photographs. (TAXI)

646. The draft law was passed by 134 votes to 19, with 5 _______. (ABSTAIN)

647. Sometimes the way we view life seems to be determined not by what really happens to us, so much as by our perception of what happens, which is sometimes called _______ thinking. (FACT)

648. They are on a(n) _______ mission to gather all data, surveys, and specialist reports to oppose the no smoking ban in Ireland. (FACT)

649. Beethoven, despite not winning any prize during his time, was awarded _______. (HUMUS)

650. Many innocent _______ were killed in the crossfire. (STAND)

651. The rocks appear to be stationary but in the high winds that whip across this desert landscape, they are in reality moving _______. (PERCEIVE)

652. Babies affected by the disease will be born small, _______ and brain-damaged. (FORM)

653. Jim’s _______ of the crime only made matters worse. (DENY)

654. I’ve never heard such _______ nonsense in my life! (ADULT)

655. The doctor prescribed _______ drugs to reduce the old man’s arthritis. (FLAME)

656. Of course, there were some _______ problems along the way but eventually, we got the project finished. (LOOK)

657. _______, there are black holes in space. (THEORY)

658. We all take pride in our _______ friendship. (DESTROY)

659. Treat them with this kind of spray to make them _______. (WATER)

660. The terrible scenes were indelibly _______ on his mind. (PRINT)

661. His day-to-day _______ with people invariably turned out rather turbulent. (RELATE)

662. Perhaps _______, recent computer modeling studies predict fewer tropical cyclones if the ocean heats up further as a result of global warming. (INTUITION)

663. He left us with the _______ impression that we had been speaking to a future leader. (ERADICATE)

664. In my heart of hearts, I think _______ laws such as these are abominations that bring the entire legal system into disrepute. (FORCE)

665. He shows his own _______ racism by being afraid to discuss historical racist attitudes rationally. (GROUND)

666. This recipe is _______. It works every time. (FOOL)

667. Low income and little administrative support make teachers _______ with their profession. (HEART)

668. She survived the crash with minor injuries, but the car was a _______. (WRITE)

669. The comedy Bringing Up Baby presents practically non-stop dialogue delivered at _______ speed. (NECK)

670. Janet had to _______ from the team because of injury. (DRAW)

671. The students ranged from people who already had some expertise in the kitchen, to totally _______ people like myself. (SKILL)

672. Blinking to _______ herself to the darkness, Lexa already had her hands over her ears when the deafening blast of thunder reached her. (CUSTOM)

673. I would say that you’d be _______ to resign without having found a new job. (ADVICE)

674. Paul is a good employee, and is very _______. (CONSCIENCE)

675. Sadly, the Vietnamese U-23 team’s tireless efforts to win the AFC Championship were _______. (AVAIL)

676. Those who made this dress are going to be _______ designers. They are nothing but awesome! (TREND)

677. He was fined $500 and _______ from driving for three years. (QUALIFY)

678. He has abandoned all ambition to become president and is now _______ wholly by altruism. (ACTUAL)

679. She also points out that mandatory _______ fuel pumping creates jobs for all the people who pump the fuel. (SERVICE)

680. Girls are almost invariably expected to express their feelings, but it would be _______ to believe that they are born weaker, more sensitive, or with a greater natural inclination to cry. (ERROR)

681. The editors are to be congratulated for an _______, genuinely erudite text. (ERROR)

682. He was regarded as a _______ winner as he beat his opponents in three straight sets. (RUN)

683. In order to raise funds for impoverished musicians, an auction of Beatles _______ is to be held next week. (MEMORY)

684. Ever since she was a child, she has had a _______ for spicy food. (DILIGENT)

685. He failed to _______ himself to his team-mates when he departed early from England’s tour of Bangladesh with a back injury. (AMOUR)

686. Young people felt locked out of politics, which led to apathy and _______. (CHANT)

687. George’s _______ for fishing was well known. (FOND)

688. “I love working at weekends.” “Well, there’s no _______ for taste!” (ACCOUNT)

689. I’m a _______ when it comes to skiing. (HORN)

690. In the country of the blind, the _______ man is king. (EYE)

691. You possess greater knowledge than I do; I am but a poorly educated _______ eking out an existence. (LAY)

692. No, fancy stuff like that was for the _______, the good-for-nothings, the dreamers, those who didn’t have a clue as to what was what. (LAY)

693. He used to be known for working late but is now a dedicated _______. (CLOCK)

694. He’s a real _______ who’s never had a proper job. (BEAT)

695. The people feel trapped between the _______ and apathy of the authorities and fear of the criminals. (DOLEFUL)

696. Many teachers were reluctant to use computers in their classrooms simply out of _______. (ART)

697. Hey _______, get up from the sofa and help me with the dishes! (LAZY)

698. Ennui would set in, as we sophisticated consumers became modern-day _______, hooked on channel surfing and material comforts. (LOTUS)

699. Japan last month, New York next month - you’ve become a regular _______, haven’t you? (GLOBE)

700. He called the young people _______, lazy and good-for-nothing. (SHIFT)

701. He is a _______ who loves sleep and hates work. (SLUG)

702. The enchanting ten-year-old becomes a _______, rude, idle teenager who fails exams. (SLOB)

703. The melancholic is inherently suspicious, as is the _______ when trying constantly to hide his laziness. (SLOTH)

704. These _______ workers are not delivering improved standards. (TIME)

705. Most of the unemployed are not _______ and genuinely do want jobs. (WORK)

706. He was _______, spending at least a decade in the United States and Europe, before settling in Dublin. (TRAVEL)

707. This month _______ on the Chicago subway went down again. (RIDE)

708. There’s been a _______ in the value of the stock. (PICK)

709. He also realised that a growing number of _______ were travelling independently and would need transport. (HOLIDAY)

710. We let the two _______ out at the border. (HIKE)

711. The theme park is hoping to attract people for longer stays, rather than catering almost exclusively to _______. (DAY)

712. Many in the US regarded him as too _______ to become the IMF’s managing director. (WEIGH)

713. The interviews and well-informed background give the reader a _______ insight into these campaigns. (LEVEL)

714. I was treated like a _______, even though I’d lived on the square for years. (COME)

715. Too many lessons are being taught by poorly qualified or _______ teachers. (SPECIAL)

716. Any major confrontation with security forces would be likely to end in a _______. (BLOOD)

717. He heard _______ screams, sounds of unspeakable horrors. (BLOOD)

718. EWS carried out further _______ by sacking some senior employees. (BLOOD)

719. He suffered a nervous _______ in his twenties. (BREAK)

720. Please accept my _______ apologies. (HEART)

721. Chelsea look a _______ flush at this point in the season. (BUST)

722. So it was delivered to the wrong place? What a _______! (co*ck)

723. In _______ of any better alternative, we will have to proceed with the original plan. (FAULT)

724. After two spectacular _______ in two decades, it looked as if the company’s antidiabetes program was finished. (FLAME)

725. This investigation has been mismanaged right from the start - I’ve never seen such a _______. (FOUL)

726. The last few months have seen the progressive _______ of the country’s political system. (MELT)

727. He made a real _______ of the sales figures. (MESS)

728. Counterfactual history - the history of _______ - then becomes much more than an exercise in subjective speculation. (MIGHT)

729. He’s a total _______ - he’ll never achieve anything. (HOPE)

730. The implementation of the new policy was branded an "_______" by the Opposition spokesperson on education. (SHAMBLE)

731. I think of it more as a no-system system with the same _______ and _______ as every other system, due to human involvement more than anything. (PIT, PRAT)

732. Share prices went into a _______ when the CEO resigned. (TAIL)

733. His teachers consistently describe him as an _______, despite his artistic talents. (ACHIEVE)

734. As a politician, her sympathy was always for the _______ in society. (DOG)

735. Greed has been the _______ of many a businessman. (DO)

736. The party was a _______ - hardly anyone came. (WASH)

737. He regarded the comments as an _______ to his dignity. (FRONT)

738. The members of parliament hurled _______ at the minister. (BAT)

739. Despite the media’s _______ of the leader, he remains popular. (PEER)

740. She had no memory of the incident and thought he was trying to _______ her. (GAS)

741. A taxi driver wound down his window and gave the cyclist a _______. (MOUTH)

742. She _______ ignored me and walked on. (INSULT)

743. His friends began to laugh _______ when his car broke down and wouldn’t start again. (JEER)

744. It gets to be quite fun, in an awful kind of way, to spot the childish _______, the insult words that don’t mean anything. (NAME)

745. Their enthusiasm for political _______ reflects badly on their integrity. (POINT)

746. The need for fire detectors in cargo bays was _______ by some accidents in the 1980s. (SCORE)

747. One of the big _______ of the presidential election campaign was the comment that he was "no Jack Kennedy". (PUT)

748. Calling out actual injustice, or being offended by something that is actually offensive doesn’t mean you’re a _______. (SNOW)

749. Our tools change but our inner selves remain _______ the same. (PLACATE)

750. Some have warned that labelling children in this way can be counterproductive, perhaps proving to be a _______ prophecy. (FULFIL)

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