400 WORD FORMS

I.
1. The political candidate took a _______ approach, avoiding rigid ideologies and
favoring practical solutions over partisan dogma. (DOCTOR)
2. Although the discussion _______ touched upon environmental issues, the main focus
remained on economic policies. (TANGENT)
3. The company's unethical labor practices and exploitation of workers were deemed
completely _______ by human rights organizations. (JUST)
4. Through meditation and spiritual practices, she sought _______, aiming to rise above
her ego and connect with a higher state of consciousness. (TRANSCEND)
5. While winning the lottery seems _______, people still take a chance in hopes of
defying the odds. (PROVE)
6. The team's recent string of losses did not _______ the coach, who remained
optimistic about their chances of turning the season around. (HEART)
7. The _______ of the boss's moods made it challenging for employees to predict how
she would react on any given day. (CAPRICE)
8. The real estate agent specialized in helping buyers find afford homes in the _______
of foreclosed properties. (MARKET)
9. The endless meetings and tedious paperwork made the workday seem _______,
draining the employee's energy and motivation. (WEARY)
10. The _______ businessman was known for his aggressive tactics and willingness to
shove others aside in his pursuit of success. (ELBOW)

II.
1. The new communication protocol used a _______ data transfer system, allowing
information to flow seamlessly in both directions between the devices. (DIRECTION)
2. The software engineer spent hours _______ the complex web of code dependencies
to isolate and fix the underlying bug. (TANGLE)
3. The _______ beliefs and prejudices instilled in him from a young age made it
difficult for him to consider different perspectives on social issues as an adult. (WIRE)
4. The _______ pop song was criticized by some music fans for being overly focused
on making money rather than artistic expression. (COMMERCE)
5. The historian examined _______ to understand how events could have unfolded
differently. (FACT)
6. The _______ of the supply chain processes required careful coordination to ensure
any disruption in one area did not adversely affect the others. (DEPEND)
7. Practicing _______ through meditation helped her stay focused and present during
stressful situations at work. (MIND)
8. Despite her _______, she radiated an inner beauty and confidence that made her truly
attractive. (HOME)
9. The _______ process for new immigrants can be challenging, as they navigate
adopting cultural norms and values of their host country while maintaining ties to their
heritage. (CULTURE)
10. After years of bloody conflict, the warring nations finally agreed to _______,
allowing for temporary cessations of hostilities to negotiate more permanent peace
treaties. (ARM)

III.
1. The young programmer was __________, quickly identifying and resolving complex
issues in the code that had stumped her more experienced colleagues. (SMART)
2. The music festival was shut down by authorities after they discovered attendees were
selling __________ merchandise and recordings of the performances. (LEG)
3. The startup's early investors were required to hold their shares in the company as
__________ for the first 3 years after the initial public offering, in order to provide
stability and confidence to the market. (CALL)
4. Kyle submitted a __________ report, quickly filling out the required fields without
any analysis or thoughtful consideration. (FUNCTION)
5. The new voting laws were criticized by civil rights advocates as a form of
__________, unfairly restricting access to the ballot box for marginalized communities.
(FRANCHISE)
6. The CEO claimed that the company promoted based on a pure __________, but
employees alleged that nepotism and favoritism often trumped actual qualifications and
performance. (MERIT)
7. The __________ political commentator was not afraid to voice her controversial
opinions, even when they went against the mainstream views of her party. (SPEAK)
8. The __________ of the software engineer's expertise was highlighted when the
project faced a critical technical challenge. (DISPENSE)
9. Oliver dismissed the employee's concerns as __________, failing to recognize the
deeper implications that could impact the company's operations. (MATTER)
10. The sales representative was nervous about having to __________ potential clients.
(COLD)
IV.
1. The __________ detective was able to rapidly analyze the crime scene and deduce
the identity of the perpetrator. (WIT)
2. The patient underwent an __________ procedure to repair a defect in the wall
separating the two upper chambers of their heart. (CARDIAC)
3. The overwhelming evidence presented at the trial made it difficult for the defense
attorney to __________ the prosecutor's claims. (SAY)
4. The poet's __________ love for the muse inspired some of their most poignant and
melancholic verses. (QUIT)
5. The hikers carefully studied the __________ map before setting out on their
mountain trek, ensuring they were prepared to navigate the rugged terrain. (TOPOS)
6. The politician's pompous and condescending attitude towards the protesters was met
with __________ from the crowd. (RISIBLE)
7. The CEO's sense of __________ led them to expect lavish perks and privileges
despite the company's struggling financial performance. (TITLE)
8. The company's new __________ approach, which prioritized addressing client needs
and concerns, helped improve customer satisfaction and loyalty. (CUSTOM)
9. The technology startup unveiled its __________ AI platform, which leveraged the
latest advancements in machine learning to provide unprecedented insights and
capabilities. (EDGE)
10. The company's inventory of high-quality, __________ products allowed them to
quickly respond to surges in customer demand without costly delays. (SALE)

V.
1. John's _______ humor was both charming and a bit frustrating, as he would make
jokes minimizing his impressive accomplishments with quips about being a lucky idiot.
(DEPRECATORY)
2. Despite years of use, her grandmother's cast iron skillet had an _______ surface,
reflecting the careful maintenance and love poured into this cherished kitchen tool.
(BLEMISH)
3. Regular _______ exercise, such as running, swimming, or cycling, is crucial for
maintaining a healthy heart and improving overall fitness levels. (VASCULATURE)
4. Before finalizing the annual financial plan, the company held a series of _______
meetings to gather input from department heads and analyze projected expenses and
revenue streams. (BUDGET)
5. Despite her wealth and fame, she remained remarkably _______, treating everyone
with kindness and humility. (PRETEND)
6. The politician had a tendency to _______ his accomplishments, exaggerating his role
in legislative victories to boost his image before the next election. (GRAND)
7. The _______ of their public argument, filled with accusations and raised voices,
made the other diners in the restaurant uncomfortable. (SEEM)
8. While her beauty was undeniable, I soon realized our relationship was rather
_______, lacking any deep emotional connection or shared interests. (FACE)
9. The cruel bully mocked the student's academic struggles by callously calling him
_______, showing an appalling lack of empathy. (FEEBLE)
10. The investigation uncovered widespread _______ within the government agency,
revealing mismanagement of funds, unethical hiring practices, and a lack of oversight.
(MINISTER)

VI.
1. Pursuing hobbies that allowed for creative expression aided in Mary's personal
journey towards _______ and fulfillment. (ACTUAL)
2. The decision to move forward with the project was _______ among the board of
directors. (ANIMUS)
3. While most analysts were optimistic, there was one _______ who doubted the
potential success of the new product. (SAY)
4. The ecologist emphasized the complex _______ of species within the ecosystem and
how each organism plays a crucial role. (CONNECT)
5. The hurricane's _______ intensity and scale of destruction left communities in a state
of emergency. (PRECEDE)
6. My _______ car has been giving me issues lately, randomly stalling for no apparent
reason. (TEMPER)
7. The _______ language in the new corporate policies was aimed at making the
workplace more welcoming to individuals of diverse backgrounds. (INCLUDE)
8. After a period of _______ to the high altitude conditions, the mountain climbers felt
more adjusted. (CLIMATE)
9. Leonardo da Vinci was a _______ Renaissance genius known for his groundbreaking
work in art and science. (EMINENCE)
10. Unfortunately, the fire had spread too far, leaving large portions of the historic
building _______. (SALVAGE)
VII.
1. Calling that restaurant a "fine dining establishment" is definitely a _______ given its
low quality food and poor service. (NOMINATE)
2. The _______ explorer ventured deep into the uncharted rainforest, determined to
document its diverse flora and fauna. (TREPIDATION)
3. John's _______ on collecting vintage vinyl records bordered on obsession, taking up
most of his free time and money. (FIX)
4. Lila's _______ in her relationship led her to sacrifice her own needs and happiness to
please her controlling partner. (DEPEND)
5. Universities are increasingly promoting _______ research that combines expertise
from multiple academic fields to tackle complex problems. (DISCIPLINE)
6. To help reduce swelling and pain, the doctor prescribed an _______ medication after
my surgery. (INFLAMMATION)
7. While trying to sound intelligent, he used _______ complex language that made his
writing overly convoluted and difficult to follow. (FLUENT)
8. The judge had a/an _______ reputation for fairness and impartiality that was widely
respected throughout the legal community. (IMPEACH)
9. Blockchain technology enables _______ by removing the need for a central authority
to verify transactions. (CENTER)
10. Despite their _______ conflicts, they tried to remain civil during holiday gatherings.
(FAMILY)

VIII.
1. The loud drum beats echoed through the valley with seeming _______, disrupting the
stillness of the night. (CEASE)
2. Although the _______ on his reliable but aging Honda Civic was creeping past
200,000, Jesse decided to keep driving it. (MILE)
3. The wounds from such a traumatic childhood event left _______ scars on his psyche.
(ERADICATE)
4. Years of poverty and lack of access to education led to the _______ of socioeconomic
divides within the country. (TRENCH)
5. The team _______ many difficulties building the new solar power plant on time and
under budget. (MOUNT)
6. The marketing company sent out thousands of _______ emails, frustrating inbox
owners with unwelcome spam. (SOLICIT)
7. After the latest vote, China solidified its position of economic _______ on the global
stage. (EMINENT)
8. Communication between the different _______ levels of command was lacking,
leading to confusion on the battlefield. (UNIT)
9. After years of carrying heavy student loan debt, Emma felt free and _______ when
she finally paid off the remaining balance. (ENCUMBER)
10. The opposing sides were unable to find common ground due to their _______
differences on key issues regarding territory and resources. (RECONCILE)

IX.
1. The new regulations placed _______ reporting requirements on the small businesses,
demanding they file detailed financial statements every month. (ONUS)
2. The bakery offered delicious cupcakes at $3 _______, attracting customers with their
tempting assortment of flavors. (PIECE)
3. The _______ led the monastery with wisdom and compassion, guiding the monks in
their daily spiritual practices. (ABBEY)
4. After days of heavy rainfall, the muddy roads became _______ to all but the sturdiest
four-wheel drive vehicles. (PASS)
5. Her _______ supply of energy amazed everyone she met. (EXHAUST)
6. The _______ of the glue formed a strong bond between the wood pieces. (ADHERE)
7. We tossed all the _______ odd parts and leftover hardware in a box for later rather
than trying to organize it now. (MIX)
8. The _______ proudly displayed his fine selection of hand-crafted pipes behind the
counter. (TOBACCO)
9. The abandoned house had an _______ about it, as if the spirits of past inhabitants still
haunted its decaying rooms. (EARTHLY)
10. The _______ of her performance captivated the audience, as she effortlessly
transformed each scene into a mesmerizing spectacle. (THEATER)

X.
1. The government mandated budget included several _______ spending items that
could not be reduced or eliminated. (DISCERN)
2. The city's public transportation system is operated by a _______ agency that receives
funding from both government sources and passenger fares. (PUBLIC)
3. Although she tried to hide it behind a veil of _______, her bitter remarks revealed her
true feelings about the situation. (FACE)
4. The daring _______ leapt from the rigging, his sword flashing in the sunlight as he
engaged the pirates in combat. (SWASH)
5. The researchers used a _______ camera system to capture footage of the marine life
lurking in the dark ocean canyon. (MERGE)
6. The early synthesizers could only produce _______ tones, so musicians had to switch
between different oscillators to play chords and melodies. (PHONIC)
7. With her _______ attitude and tireless work ethic, the young entrepreneur quickly
built a successful start-up company. (GO)
8. The company's outdated computer systems proved to be _______, unable to handle
the rapidly increasing volume of data and user traffic. (SCALE)
9. The number of possible _______ for the lock's combination code was so high that it
would take years to try every one. (PERMUTE)
10. The ancient _______ text resisted translation despite efforts, its cryptic faded
symbols indecipherable. (CIPHER)

XI.
1. The professor encouraged a _______, open-minded approach versus rigid doctrine.
(DOGMATIC)
2. With an _______ expression that betrayed no hint of his inner thoughts or
motivations, the poker player calmly studied his cards. (SCRUTINY)
3. The controversial artist's new exhibition featured _______ provocative works that
challenged traditional standards of taste and decency. (APOLOGY)
4. The lack of diversity in the survey sample led to concerns about its _______ and
whether the results could be generalized to the broader population. (PRESENT)
5. The play blended tragic and comedic elements in a _______ narrative that explored
the human condition through both tearful drama and laugh-out-loud humor.
(COMICAL)
6. The bat navigated the dark cave by _______, emitting sounds and detecting returns.
(ECHO)
7. After completing the beginner's course, she enrolled in the _______ level Spanish
class to further develop her language skills. (MIDDLE)
8. The new software update was _______ with my old computer's operating system,
causing several errors and crashes. (COMPASSION)
9. To reduce the risk of exposure, the medical practice was offering telemedicine
appointments for _______ patients with mild symptoms. (HOSPITAL)
10. Despite his _______ and attempts to hide his true intentions, his body language and
nervous tics gave away his dishonest motives. (SIMULATE)

XII.
1. He took an _______ approach to the family heirlooms, deciding to sell them rather
than keeping them for nostalgic reasons. (SENSE)
2. Despite the many hardships she had faced in life, she remained _______, choosing to
focus on the positive rather than letting resentment consume her. (BITE)
3. Natural language processing relies on _______ techniques to resolve multiple
potential meanings within context. (AMBIGUITY)
4. After years of casual _______, their friendship deepened when they discovered a
shared passion for hiking. (ACQUAINT)
5. The two co-workers exchanged _______ glances before revealing the details of their
plan to prank the new intern. (SPIRIT)
6. The warm, _______ brownie looked tantalizingly delicious with its gooey chocolate
center. (TOOTH)
7. While serving abroad, the soldier was assigned to _______ duties, providing
humanitarian aid and assistance to local communities. (BATTER)
8. The _______ explorer's nerve failed him when faced with the daunting prospect of
climbing the massive mountain peak. (HEART)
9. The supervisor _______ the original order with new instructions. (MANDATE)
10. The store had a generous _______ policy, allowing customers to return or exchange
items within 30 days for any reason. (CHANGE)

XIII.
1. After years of conflict, the _______ of diplomatic ties paved the way for peace
negotiations. (STABLE)
2. The gruesome crime scene left investigators sickened by the _______ of the victim's
body. (MEMBER)
3. After the terrifying encounter with the bear in the woods, the hikers admitted their
_______ fear had them ready to abandon the trail and head home. (KNEE)
4. The architect had to modify the design plans when the _______ measurements of the
building site did not match the original blueprints. (CONGRUITY)
5. Companies use _______ to measure performance against industry standards.
(MARK)
6. The politician's _______ was evident when he failed to take a strong stance on the
controversial issue, instead offering vague platitudes to avoid offending any voters.
(SPINE)
7. For the program to function correctly, _______ of the main class is necessary before
creating and utilizing any objects. (INSTANCE)
8. Despite his bravado, his _______ nature emerged when faced with true danger,
cowering in fear. (ANIMUS)
9. The ancient statue gazed with a _______ expression, its inscrutable features defying
interpretation. (SPHINX)
10. The activist group advocated for _______ policies, demanding transparency and
open access to government records. (SECRET)

XIV.
1. _______ attitudes can hinder cross-cultural understanding, as people often judge
unfamiliar practices through the lens of their own cultural norms and values. (ETHNIC)
2. _______ of mental health issues can prevent individuals from seeking help,
perpetuating a cycle of silence and misunderstanding in society. (STIGMA)
3. The researchers distributed a comprehensive _______ to gather data on participants'
dietary habits and exercise routines. (QUESTION)
4. The _______ school principal frowned upon any breach of the strict dress code.
(STRAIT)
5. The avid collector pursued _______, determined to acquire every item in the rare
stamp series. (COMPLETE)
6. The retired engineer spent his weekends _______ at the local railway station,
meticulously recording each passing locomotive. (TRAIN)
7. The museum invited local artists to _______ an exhibition showcasing the city's
vibrant street art scene. (CURATE)
8. The new manager's constant _______ frustrated the team and stifled their creativity
and productivity. (MANAGEMENT)
9. The _______ of the currency led to rampant inflation and economic instability
throughout the country. (BASE)
10. After years of neglect, the once-thriving business went _______, losing customers
and market share. (HILL)

XV.
1. The con artist _______ crafted an elaborate scheme to defraud his victims, preying
on their trust with lies and deception. (CAN)
2. While inspired by _______ artistic styles from centuries past, the painter's works still
maintained a distinctly modern and original perspective. (TEMPORARY)
3. The teacher provided numerous _______ to illustrate the abstract concepts, helping
students grasp the ideas. (EXAMPLE)
4. In _______ to his younger sibling's outgoing nature, the older brother was
remarkably shy and introverted. (DISTINGUISH)
5. The city's new _______ initiative aimed to foster innovation and support small
business startups. (ENTREPRENEUR)
6. The journalist's _______ source within the government provided key details about the
scandal, under the condition of strict anonymity. (TRIBUTE)
7. Despite their differences, she remained a _______, hoping for his happiness and
success. (WISH)
8. The unexpected _______ in the data set caused significant delays as the scientists
grappled to understand its source. (TURBID)
9. Despite his best efforts to phrase his critique _______, his blunt honesty still
managed to ruffle some feathers. (OFFEND)
10. The _______ recruit was frightened by the loud sounds of gunfire during his first
battle in the war. (BELLY)

XVI.
1. The concept of peer review has long been a _______ to scientific progress, helping to
ensure the validity and reliability of published research. (MAIDEN)
2. _______ permeates society, from higher car insurance rates to social exclusion,
unfairly penalizing those who choose or happen to be unpartnered. (SINGLE)
3. The health department launched a _______ campaign to combat the tobacco
industry's youth-targeted marketing. (ADVERTISE)
4. His _______ led him to overestimate his abilities and ignore his weaknesses. (PART)
5. The study used a _______ control group to assess the effectiveness of the new
teaching method. (EQUAL)
6. The artist painted the mural _______, making the flat wall appear three-dimensional.
(ILLUSION)
7. As an _______ of traditional values, she strongly advocated for maintaining the
town's historic architecture. (HOLD)
8. The ancient fortress, built atop a steep cliff, was considered _______
by invading armies. (PREGNANT)
9. The _______ of the abandoned factory was palpable, with its gray walls and silent
machines. (CHEER)
10.Sarah spent hours arranging photos and mementos in her vacation _______.
(BOOK)

XVII.
1. The politician's _______ resonated with voters who felt ignored by the wealthy
establishment. (ELITE)
2. The philosopher argued that history progresses _______, with opposing forces
interacting to create societal change. (DIALECT)
3. The coast guard inspector thoroughly examined the vessel to ensure its _______
before allowing it to embark. (SEA)
4. The company _______ its resources by focusing too heavily on short-term gains
rather than long-term sustainability. (OPTIMUM)
5. The rebel soldiers faced a _______ trial, hastily conducted in the field without proper
legal procedures. (DRUM)
6. The study compared employment rates between minority and _______ groups in
various industries. (MINOR)
7. His constant interruptions during the meeting _______ his colleagues, who struggled
to maintain their composure. (ASPERITY)
8. The bodybuilder's impressive _______ was the result of years of dedicated training
and strict diet. (MUSCLE)
9. After losing his job, Tom fell into a state of _______ that worried his friends and
family. (SPONSOR)
10.The archaeologists were excited to find _______ organic material in the ancient
burial site. (COMPOSE)

XVIII.
1. The experienced diplomat _______ analyzed the complex geopolitical situation,
recognizing potential conflicts and opportunities that others had overlooked. (CLEAR)
2. The ancient manuscript's authenticity was _______ by multiple experts, providing
crucial evidence for understanding the civilization's lost language. (TESTIMONY)
3. The _______ boss stormed through the office, criticizing everyone's work and
leaving a trail of disgruntled employees in his wake. (HUMOR)
4. Modern _______ shows blend current events with celebrity gossip, blurring the lines
between news and entertainment. (ENTERTAINMENT)
5. The park _______ managed food stands and souvenir shops, providing visitors with
refreshments and mementos. (CONCESSION)
6. Years of misunderstandings led to a painful _______ between the siblings, leaving
both longing for reconciliation. (STRANGE)
7. The skilled _______ navigated office politics with ease, concealing true intentions
behind a facade of friendliness. (SIMILAR)
8. After a relaxing vacation, Sarah returned to work ready to _______her team and
tackle new projects. (ENERGY)
9. The doctor noted the patient's _______ neck veins, indicating potential heart or
circulation issues. (PULSATION)
10.The _______ detective had seen it all, approaching each new case with cynicism and
weary determination. (BITE)

XIX.
1. The helicopter parent's tendency to _______ their child left the teenager ill-equipped
to handle even minor challenges in their first year of college. (CODDLE)
2. The country's _______ measures, including tax breaks and extended parental leave,
sought to reverse the declining birth rate and aging population. (NATAL)
3. Facebook was the _______ of a college dropout who saw a gap in the social media
marketplace. (CHILD)
4. Advocates fought against _______ in education, pushing for more inclusive policies
and better support for students with disabilities. (ABLE)
5. The study revealed how climate change, biodiversity loss, and human health are
deeply _______. (RELATE)
6. The _______ properties of stem cells make them a promising focus for regenerative
medicine and tissue engineering research. (NEW)
7. The _______ tones of the jazz singer's voice filled the dimly lit club, captivating the
audience with each note. (FLUID)
8. The _______ politician refused to apologize for his controversial remarks, despite
mounting pressure from constituents and party leaders. (PENAL)
9. The _______ team celebrated their victory with contagious enthusiasm, their laughter
and cheers filling the air with a sense of elation. (SPIRIT)
10.The office was a _______ of activity as the team rushed to complete the project
before the tight deadline. (HURL)

XX.
1. The weary _______ sought shelter in a small inn as night fell on the winding
mountain road. (FARE)
2. The artist's _______ approach resulted in abstract paintings that challenged viewers'
perceptions of reality. (MIME)
3. After weeks of quarantine, the _______ roommates decided to rearrange their entire
apartment for a change of scenery. (STIR)
4. The store's colorful window display showcased the latest _______, enticing shoppers
to step inside. (MARKET)
5. His _______ approach to problem-solving brought innovative solutions to the team's
most challenging projects. (IDEA)
6. Some communities in the region are _______, lacking basic necessities such as clean
water and healthcare. (POOR)
7. The rugged, _______ camera was designed to withstand extreme conditions during
outdoor adventures. (PROOF)
8. Many people joined the protests, driven by their strong _______ beliefs and desire
for lasting peace. (MILITARY)
9. The artist's latest sculpture featured a _______ woman, celebrating natural beauty
and body positivity. (FULL)
10.During the busy season, employees found their schedules _______, struggling to
meet all the demands on time. (STRETCH)

XXI.
1. The meticulous historian pored over the extensive _______ between world leaders,
uncovering crucial details that reshaped our understanding of the war's origins.
(SPONSOR)
2. The intrepid sailor finally ______________ the world solo, completing her lifelong
dream. (NAVIGATION)
3. In a _______ gesture, the victorious general pardoned his defeated rival and offered
him a position in the new government. (ANIMUS)
4. The landlord's _______ rent increases forced long-time tenants to abandon their
homes and seek more affordable housing elsewhere. (TORQUE)
5. The artist found profound _______ in creating works that resonated deeply with her
audience. (FILL)
6. The politician's _______ tour across rural counties energized voters and significantly
boosted support for his grassroots campaign. (STORM)
7. Despite her team's struggles, the _______ star athlete focused solely on improving
her personal statistics and endorsement deals. (CENTER)
8. The philanthropist's _______ donations to local charities made a significant impact
without drawing attention to her generous acts. (PEOPLE)
9. The spacecraft's sensors detected an _______ vast structure floating in deep space,
challenging everything scientists thought they knew about the universe. (CONCEIVE)
10._______, she packed her childhood belongings as the family prepared to leave their
ancestral home. (HEART)

XXII.
1. Pioneers of computing marveled as the first silicon _______ ushered in a new
technological age. (TRANSFER)
2. Titanic's _______ reputation crumbled against nature's icy indifference. (SINK)
3. Julius Caesar gasped as his trusted friend Brutus became the ultimate _______ on the
Ides of March. (STAB)
4. Jennifer felt a deep sense of loss and sadness following her first _______. (CARRY)
5. As a small business owner, John had to make _______ decisions to keep his company
profitable. (COST)
6. William’s ability to take an idea from _______ through to implementation was one of
his strongest skills. (CONCEIVE)
7. Some historians believe Lee Harvey Oswald didn't act alone and that another person
may have been the ______________ of Kennedy's assassination plot. (FABRIC)
8. During the hiring process, Microsoft looked to fill positions with candidates who
could _______ serve clients from specific regions. (PREFERMENT)
9. The experience gave Kyle a new perspective and motivation to approach her goals
_______ with renewed optimism and drive. (FRESH)
10.Many Germans embraced _______ under Adolf's Nazi regime in the 1930s as he
consolidated his power and suppressed political dissent. (AUTHOR)

XXIII.
1. The eruption of Krakatoa in 1883 produced an _______ boom that circled the globe
multiple times. (EAR)
2. The CIA's _______ Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 became a major embarrassment for
the Kennedy administration. (GET)
3. President Biden _______ the Violence Against Women Act in 2022, strengthening
protections for survivors of domestic abuse. (AUTHOR)
4. Martha Stewart's _______ tendencies about home decor became a cultural
phenomenon, leading to her media empire in the 1990s. (BUDGET)
5. Newly independent nations often establish _______ governments to maintain order
until a permanent constitution can be drafted. (PROVIDE)
6. During his ten-year _______, Elon led many initiatives that helped the company
thrive. (CHAIR)
7. Professor Lupin delivered a _______ lecture that kept students fully engaged for the
full hour. (CRACK)
8. Buckingham Palace appeared quite _______ after suffering bomb damage during
World War II. (LAPIDEOUS)
9. John assessed the _______ strength of the Brooklyn Bridge's massive granite
footings and towers. (BEAR)
10.Lying _______ on the examination table, the patient tried to remain still during the
MRI scan. (CUBICLE)

XXIV.
1. Despite initial progress after World War II, many nations _______ into economic
turmoil during the 1970s. (SLIDE)
2. Professor Johnathan's constant criticism of Mark's work led to his growing _______.
(MORALE)
3. Facing corporate dominance, Emma organized labor unions as a _______ to protect
workers' rights. (POWER)
4. During the Little Rock Crisis of 1957, Arkansas Governor Faubus attempted _______
to prevent school desegregation. (POSITION)
5. After careful consideration, Chris deemed skydiving without proper training
_______. (ADVICE)
6. Maria _______ accessed confidential files, risking her job and legal consequences.
(LICENSE)
7. Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh often taught about _______, encouraging
mindfulness. (PERMANENT)
8. Boaters were careful not to _______ their delicate composite fishing rods as too
much flexing could damage the materials. (HAND)
9. Through dedicated cutting efforts, the once _______ man transformed himself into an
athlete. (BELLY)
10.The _______ difference in their Rubik's Cube world records exemplified years of
high-level training. (RAZOR)

XXV.
1. Forgetting keys was once _______ before smart locks became widely popular.
(PLACE)
2. Before Marie Kondo, people rarely _______ their belongings for better organization.
(CONTAIN)
3. Netflix's _______ logo animation became iconic in home entertainment culture.
(FLICK)
4. Mary observed medieval siege _______ to gain insight into castle defenses. (ACT)
5. Critics worried that the spreading disinformation campaigns could _______ trust in
democratic institutions and elections. (LEGAL)
6. Scrooge expected Bob Cratchit to work as his obedient _______ each Christmas Eve.
(DOG)
7. Coca-Cola aimed their holiday ads with _______ messaging at local audiences
worldwide. (TARGET)
8. Heather - a struggling artist felt discouraged applying for well-paying jobs when he
was _______ after dropping out of college. (CREDO)
9. The divorce left Lily bitter and _______ of ever finding true love again. (TRUST)
10.Jimmy used his quick wit and phony _______ to scam elderly clients. (COURT)

XXVI.
1. _______ vagabonds scrawled cryptic messages across abandoned city walls,
confusing passersby. (LETTER)
2. Pope Francis granted _______ for interfaith marriages during his 2023 reforms.
(DISPENSE)
3. Fermat's Last Theorem served as a centuries-long mathematical _______ until Wiles'
proof. (TEASE)
4. The Brexit negotiations proceeded _______, stretching over several onerous years.
(MEAL)
5. Oscar Wilde spent his final years impoverished and _______ after his fall from grace.
(PITY)
6. Photographs from her early career show Marilyn Monroe as graceful yet _______ in
front of the camera. (COLT)
7. The bubonic plague was seen as a _______ that devastated medieval Europe. (PEST)
8. _______ retrofits have helped many older homes cut energy costs by preventing
drafts. (WEATHER)
9. Peter’s frequent lateness to work due to traffic was certainly _______ given the
ongoing road construction. (PARDON)
10.Winnie the Pooh's _______ nature made him a beloved character. (TEMPER)

XXVII.
1. Survivors' _______ trauma often surfaced during the trial of their attackers.
(CONSCIENCE)
2. Critics accused Shakespeare of portraying pontificating, _______ lawyers in works
like "Henry VI." (PETTY)
3. Visitors to the 9/11 Memorial Museum found themselves ______________ in the
tragedy as they viewed artifacts from that day. (MERGE)
4. The _______ needs of refugees strained international humanitarian aid efforts.
(BOTTOM)
5. Microsoft's _______ of Activision Blizzard will create the third largest gaming
company by revenue. (QUERY)
6. The Rebel Alliance worked to undermine the Galactic Empire's _______ power and
control. (GALAXY)
7. Many _______ books were sold at a discount during the library's annual used book
sale. (SHOP)
8. Engineers worked to _______ aerodynamics and boost performance of the latest
Bugatti supercar. (LINE)
9. Elon Musk's legal team filed a _______ after he was sued for backing out of the
Twitter acquisition deal. (COMPLAIN)
10.The new NASA rover uses _______ instrumentation to search for signs of ancient
life on Mars. (STATE)

XXVIII.
1. Lance Armstrong faced _______ reactions when his doping scandals unraveled years
of Tour de France cycling triumphs. (CAUSE)
2. The Great Depression exposed stark _______ as some lost livelihoods while others
like Rockefeller barely noticed. (PAR)
3. Jimmy skirted legal _______ constantly through shady schemes and loophole
exploitation. (PRACTICAL)
4. At Helm's Deep, King Theoden acted as _______ during the epic Battle of the
Hornburg against Saruman's armies. (KEEP)
5. Survivors dug through _______ at Pearl Harbor after Japan's 1941 attack hoping to
find survivors. (WREAK)
6. After 40 days lost at sea, Santiago displayed extreme _______ upon his rescue as
documented in The Old Man and the Sea. (RUG)
7. Gollum's cave housed an _______ collection of Bilbo Baggins' party gifts and other
bric-a-brac in The Hobbit. (SORT)
8. Attila the Hun's army _______ entire towns, striking fear into the residents during the
5th century conquests across Europe. (CIRCUS)
9. The colony's _______ ant hierarchy functioned smoothly with workers, soldiers and a
singular reproductive queen. (LAYER)
10.Al Capone became the most notorious _______ of bootlegging in 1920s Chicago
during Prohibition times. (PIN)

XXIX.
1. The _______ Radeon HD 5450 graphic card struggled to run modern games on high
settings. (MODE)
2. Jimmy Stewart's _______ singing in Broadway debut rehearsals scared directors, but
Ginger Rogers saw his talents in The Philadelphia Story. (ADROIT)
3. Edwardian England viewed suffragettes fighting for the vote as aberrant rather than
the _______ role of placid housewives. (TYPE)
4. Michael Myers' _______ mask terrified teens in the 1978 slasher film “Halloween”.
(BONE)
5. Hitler aggressively stoked German _______ to gain support for his fascist agenda in
pre-World War II Germany. (NATION)
6. Amelia Earhart's ______________ spirit drove her to become the first woman to fly
solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1932. (ADVENTURE)
7. Putin's decision to invade Ukraine appeared _______ given the humanitarian crisis
that ensued. (WARRANT)
8. Language _______ failed to preserve Latin amidst the cultural intersections woven
by the Roman Empire. (PURE)
9. Grant's forces achieved a crucial victory after _______ Lee's army at the Port of
Richmond in the American Civil War. (BARK)
10.Edward VIII shocked the British Empire by _______ the throne to marry American
divorcée Wallis Simpson in 1936. (DICTION)

XXX.
1. Throughout his campaign, Trump relentlessly ______ about immigrants to energize
his base. (MONGER)
2. After hours of surgery, Dr. Shaun solemnly informed the family that the victim's vital
signs were ______ despite his best efforts. (FLAT)
3. As the original point guard, Magic Johnson was a ______ who showed the NBA the
potential of the position. (TREND)
4. The Secret Service transferred President Biden in a ______ SUV to avoid attention.
(DESCRIBE)
5. Due to his ______ in the pocket, scouts questioned Josh Allen's NFL potential early
in his career at Wyoming. (TENT)
6. Kennedy received a harsh ______ from the press for his handling of the 1962 Cuban
Missile Crisis. (GO)
7. Producers struggled to ______ Jim Carrey's performance into the tightly plotted
structure of The Truman Show. (SHOE)
8. NATO is ______ Russia's military buildup near Ukraine's borders with weapons
shipments to strategic allies. (MEASURE)
9. Running a large household and caring for eight children tested the ______ of 19th
century matriarch Harriet Beecher Stowe. (WIDTH)
10.Darth Vader viewed Governor Tarkin as a ______ in the Death Star project.
(SPIRIT)

XXXI.
1. Despite his _______ nature, Evel Knievel shattered bones yet set speed records with
his famously death-defying motorcycle jumps. (ACCIDENT)
2. Immigrant rights groups objected to efforts to _______ US citizens accused of failing
to disclose minor past legal issues. (NATURE)
3. The 1960s Jetsons cartoon depicted a _______ family living in future homes with
robot maids and flying cars. (SPACE)
4. Many Republicans jumped on the _______ to oppose same-sex marriage in the
2010s. (WAGON)
5. Katrina flooding left the Lower Ninth Ward _______, with most abandoning
rebuilding. (SALVAGE)
6. Yogi Berra's malapropisms like "it's déjà vu all over again" often left interviewers
_______ and chasing meanings. (DUMB)
7. Victorian-era London shocked Charles Dickens with its _______ living conditions
that bred disease in overflowing slums. (SANE)
8. Steve Jobs' legendary _______ drove Apple engineers to keep polishing product
designs until truly revolutionary innovations. (PERFECT)
9. Coppola's Apocalypse Now vision gained _______ despite immense budget overruns
during filming. (LIGHT)
10.Martin Luther King Jr. remained a _______ of nonviolent protest even in the face of
violent opposition. (POSITION)

XXXII.
1. Scientists in the 1980s first _______ unrelated plant species using innovative
techniques. (HYBRID)
2. Ferrari _______ into American racing at Le Mans after years spent perfecting
smaller‐engined sports prototypes. (CANNON)
3. Cryptocurrency prices saw wild _______ fluctuations as digital asset markets
matured in the turbulent 2010s. (DIVE)
4. Einstein's special relativity brought a _______ of concepts like space and time that
fundamentally altered physics. (FORMULA)
5. Michelangelo portrayed Moses as _______ heroic and introspective in his work for
the pope's tomb. (STATUE)
6. Bauhaus designers created a _______ modernist aesthetic by distilling furniture to
pure functions and geometric forms. (DOWN)
7. Some critics argued that Peter Jackson's LOTR films became _______ as they
incorporated more plot details from Tolkien's lengthy novels. (STUFF)
8. Freud _______ the human mind through his landmark analysis of the unconscious
and how it shapes our dreams, behaviors, and psychopathologies. (THEORY)
9. Evel Knievel gained fame in the 1970s for his _______ motorcycle jumps over rows
of buses and cages of wild animals. (DIE)
10.The _______ of magnets was demonstrated through their ability to push or pull
metal objects without physical contact. (REPEL)

XXXIII.
1. Napoleon faced challenges with _______ generals who undermined his military
strategies during the Napoleonic Wars. (ORDER)
2. Faced with his mental illness, a _______ Hitler descended into increasingly erratic
and dangerous behavior. (LUDICROUS)
3. The Catholic Church's doctrine of the Holy Trinity affirms the _______ of the divine
God. (PRESENT)
4. As a young theater student, Meryl Streep was often described as _______ about her
ambitious acting dreams. (STAR)
5. Stephen Hawking, the renowned _______, revolutionized our understanding of the
universe. (PHYSIC)
6. Ernest Hemingway's _______ ambitions as a novelist haunted him until his tragic
suicide. (FILL)
7. Sherlock Holmes often accused his assistant Watson of being _______, missing vital
clues in their investigations. (ABSENT)
8. As a child, Theodor Seuss Geisel enjoyed _______ unusual objects that inspired his
beloved Dr. Seuss books. (BEACH)
9. The United States Postal Service struggled to clear its _______ of unprocessed mail
during the 2020 holiday season. (BACK)
10.Armstrong's _______ lie about doping shattered cycling's reputation. (OUT)

XXXIV.
1. After the war, veteran Samuel Clemens _______ noted the changed character of his
beloved Mississippi rivertown. (RUE)
2. In the city planning meeting, Councilor Perez emphasized the need for clear _______
of zoning districts. (MARK)
3. At the cancer survivor's picnic, the _______ laughter and shared stories inspired all in
attendance. (AFFIRM)
4. Following his cancer remission, a joyful Nathan hummed an _______ tune while
gardening in his backyard. (BEAT)
5. After the peace treaty, James hoped for _______ stability to rebuild his village.
(LAST)
6. Examining the city budget, Mayor Flores _______ funding requests from community
centers in working-class districts. (LOOK)
7. Wright brothers soared beneath the threatening _______ during the first powered
flight. (CLOUD)
8. Elvis's hip-swaying caused _______ outrage among 1950s television censors.
(PEARL)
9. Beatlemania crowds stood _______ as John Lennon sang "Yesterday" live. (RAPT)
10.Bill Gates funded _______ research to combat the global warming crisis.
(ENGINEER)

XXXV.
1. After the race, Max Verstappen _______ to celebrate his team's victory. (shift)
2. During the magic show, Jared's _______ with card tricks left the audience fascinated.
(prestige)
3. At the company's annual meeting, CEO Samantha _______ the initiative to expand
sustainable manufacturing practices. (spear)
4. Curator Mei showcased the _______ of local abstract painter Jamal. (minimal)
5. Professors Dani and Markus _______ an analysis of symbolism in Toni Morrison's
acclaimed novel. (author)
6. As a longtime resident, Jason protested the _______ transforming his neighborhood's
cultural identity. (gentry)
7. Dismissing the young intern's innovative idea, the CEO displayed a _______
adherence to traditional strategies. (minded)
8. After his girlfriend Emily left him, the _______Alex composed a heartbroken sonnet
expressing his unrequited love. (love)
9. As the Olympian crossed the finish line, Simone's _______ arms broke the victory
tape. (stretch)
10.Chamberlain's _______ diplomatic efforts failed to prevent Nazi Germany's
expansion. (effect)

XXXVI.
1. Edison's _______ launched his son Charles's lackluster General Electric career.
(nephew)
2. Kafka's Metamorphosis explored Gregor Samsa's _______ through his horrific
transformation. (in)
3. Zapruder's accidental Kennedy assassination _______ became history's most
analyzed footage. (cover)
4. Churchill's _______ evacuation at Dunkirk saved Britain's fighting force intact.
(advice)
5. Lance Armstrong _______ drug tests throughout his seven Tour victories. (false)
6. Valens' _______ fans mourned when his plane crashed in Iowa. (thunder)
7. Renowned painter Amelia captured the _______ countryside in her award-winning
rural farmhouse painting. (picture)
8. In 1969, Neil Armstrong’s moon landing dominated the _______ worldwide. (head)
9. The _______ discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb shocked archaeologists
worldwide. (sense)
10.The _______ Viking warrior defied his chieftain's direct sailing orders. (obey)

XXXVII.
1. The _______ construction of the treehouse disappointed the young Cub Scouts
seeking a sturdy refuge. (slip)
2. The _______ tomb of Tutankhamun belied the pharaoh's treasures discovered within.
(adorn)
3. _______ wealthy after his tech startup's IPO, Elon Musk invested in ambitious space
exploration. (colossus)
4. _______ guitar chords disrupted the serene ambience of the Archduke's private
concert hall. (harmony)
5. Sherlock Holmes' deductive methods produced _______ evidence that frustrated the
Scotland Yard inspector. (mission)
6. Experienced _______ Rick Grimes covertly entered the Alexandria Safe-Zone to
gather intelligence. (filter)
7. Michelangelo's David statue, a _______ masterpiece, captivated visitors at the
Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence. (praise)
8. Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Night" painting, known for its _______ brushstrokes,
captivated museum-goers. (temper)
9. Henry Ford's assembly line _______ Model T cars, transforming the industry.
(product)
10.After Jurassic Park's disaster, Owen reinforced the raptor cage's _______ lock.
(child)

XXXVIII.
1. Walmart's _______ model disrupted the small businesses in Pawnee, Indiana. (box)
2. Professor X's _______ abilities allowed him to navigate the complex minds of X-
Men. (sense)
3. Navigating the _______ complexities of the stock market overwhelmed the young
Jordan. (boggle)
4. Frodo's _______ as a humble hobbit belied the burden he carried to destroy the One
Ring. (out)
5. The _______ fate of Bambi's mother haunts viewers of the classic Disney film.
(heart)
6. In Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Guildenstern's _______ behavior
unsettles the audience's perceptions of the characters. (mount)
7. Darth Vader's _______ loyalty to Palpatine ultimately led to redemption. (mandate)
8. Critical analysis revealed Batman's _______ of Gotham's corrupt justice system.
(problem)
9. SpaceX canceled launches after collecting _______ deposits from satellite
companies. (refund)
10.Twitter trolls unleashed waves of _______ during Elon's platform takeover. (civil)

XXXIX.
In today's fast-paced world, the 1._______ of technology has led many professionals to
seek 2._______ for their productivity problems. 3._______ designed to enhance
efficiency, these tools often result in 4._______ hours, leaving employees feeling
disoriented. The responsibility to manage time effectively falls on individuals, yet many
struggle to navigate the complexities of their 5._______. This situation calls for a
6._______ of how we approach our tasks, ensuring we use technology to support, rather
than hinder, our progress. As professionals adapt to these challenges, they must
recognize that their career-defining moments often arise from 7._______ obstacles. By
embracing innovative solutions, individuals can transform their 8._______ into clarity
and purpose. This journey not only enhances their productivity but also reinforces their
sense of responsibility. When we prioritize the right tools and strategies, we can truly
9._______ our ambitions with intentional actions. Ultimately, the ability to 10._______
our effectiveness in the workplace will define our success.
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XXXX.
The way a person behaves can greatly impact their personal connections with others.
Conduct that deviates from societal norms is often seen as strange or 1._______ by the
people around them. For instance, if someone has very poor personal 2._______ in their
home or work area, their coworkers or housemates may find this highly 3._______. This
issue of bad hygiene can create a lot of tension and even cause others to actively avoid
4._______ with that person. The various 5._______ to these kinds of 6._______ behaviors
can be complex and have many different causes. They may stem from deeper personal
struggles the individual is dealing with, like depression or anxiety. In other cases,
environmental factors like a messy living situation or lack of resources could play a role.
No matter the reasons behind it, these issues tend to get worse over time and put a lot of
strain on their 7._______ with friends, family and colleagues. Addressing these problems
in a 8._______ and constructive way is very important. Simply 9._______ the person or
demanding they change right away is rarely helpful. Instead, open and understanding
communication, along with a 10._______ to understand the underlying causes, can help
find a solution that works for everyone.
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ANSWERS AND EXPLANATIONS
I.
1. Non-doctrinaire (adj): emphasizing practical solutions rather than following fixed
beliefs and ideas
2. Tangentially (adv): in a way that is different from or not directly connected with
something that you were talking about or doing before
3. Unjustifiable (adj): unacceptable and wrong because there is no good or fair reason for
it
4. Self-transcendence (n): the experience, especially a religious one, of going beyond your
own needs and limits
5. Improbable (adj): not likely to happen or be true
6. Dishearten (v): to make a person lose confidence, hope, and energy
7. Capriciousness (n): the quality of changing mood or behavior suddenly and
unexpectedly
8. Sub-market (n): a market that is part of a larger market
9. Wearisome (adj): causing a person to be tired and/or bored
10. Sharp-elbowed (adj): willing and able to be forceful in order to succeed or move
forward

II.
1. Bidirectional (adj): going in two directions or having parts that go in two directions
2. Disentangle (verb): to separate things that have become joined or confused
3. Hard-wired (adj): automatically thinking or behaving in a particular way
4. Ultra-commercial (adj): extremely commercial
5. Counterfactual (noun): a piece of writing or argument exploring alternative outcomes of
historical events.
6. Interdependence (noun): the fact of depending on each other
7. Mindfulness (noun): the practice of being aware of your body, mind, and feelings in the
present moment
8. Homeliness (noun): the quality of being simple or ordinary, but pleasant
9. Acculturation (noun): changing of one culture to be more like another
10. Armistices (noun): a formal agreement between two countries or groups at war to stop
fighting
III.
1. Whip-smart (adj): intelligent and able to understand things quickly
2. Bootleg (adj): illegally made, copied, or sold
3. Non-callable (adj): used to describe bonds, shares, etc. that cannot be sold before the
end of an agreed period of time
4. Perfunctory (adj): done quickly, without taking care or interest
5. Disenfranchisement (noun): the action of taking away the right to vote from a person or
group
6. Meritocracy (noun): a social system, society, or organization in which people get
success or power because of their abilities
7. Outspoken (adj): expressing strong opinions very directly without worrying if other
people are offended
8. Indispensability (noun): the fact that someone or something is so good or important
9. Immaterial (adj): not important, or not relating to the subject you are thinking about
10. Cold-call (verb): to call or visit a possible customer to try to sell them something
without being asked by the customer to do so

IV.
1. Quick-witted (adj): able to reply in a clever or funny way without thinking for a long
time
2. Intra-cardiac (adj): inside or into the heart
3. Gainsay (verb): to refuse to accept something as the truth
4. Unrequited (adj): (of love) felt toward someone who does not feel the same way toward
you
5. Topographic (adj): relating to the arrangement of the physical features of an area
6. Derision (noun): the situation in which someone or something is laughed at and
considered stupid or of no value
7. Entitlement (noun): something that you have a right to do or have, or the right to do or
have something
8. Customer-centric (adj): designed to keep customers happy by finding out what they
want and dealing with their problems quickly
9. Cutting-edge (adj): very modern and with all the newest features
10. Resalable (adj): able to be sold again to another buyer

V.
1. Self-deprecating (adj): trying to make yourself, your abilities, or your achievements
seem less important
2. Unblemished (adj): An unblemished reputation, character, etc. has no faults and is not
spoiled in any way
3. Cardiovascular (adj): relating to the heart and blood vessels
4. Pre-budget (adj): used to describe something that takes place before a government's
budget is announced
5. Unpretentious (adj): simple and/or sincere; not pretentious
6. Aggrandize (verb): to make someone more powerful or important
7. Unseemliness (noun): the quality or fact of not being socially suitable and polite
8. Superficial (adj): not complete and involving only the most obvious things
9. Feeble-minded (adj): without an ordinary level of intelligence, or unable to act or think
in an intelligent way
10. Maladministration (noun): lack of care, judgment, or honesty in the management of
something

VI.
1. Self-actualization (noun): a person's desire to use all their abilities to achieve and be
everything that they possibly can
2. Unanimous (adj): in complete agreement or showing complete agreement
3. Naysayer (noun): someone who says something is not possible, is not good, or will fail
4. Interconnectedness (noun): he state of having different parts or things connected or
related to each other
5. Unprecedented (adj): never having happened or existed in the past
6. Temperamental (adj): caused by your own character and feelings
7. Self-inclusive (adj): including yourself or itself
8. Acclimatization (noun): the process of changing to suit different conditions of life,
weather, etc.
9. Supereminent (adj): more important or better than others
10. Unsalvageable (adj): not able to be saved after being damaged or destroyed, or after
failing
VII.
1. Misnomer (noun): a name that does not suit what it refers to
2. Intrepid (adj): extremely brave and showing no fear of dangerous situations
3. Fixation (noun): an obsessive interest in or feeling about someone or something
4. Codependency (noun): excessive emotional or psychological reliance on a partner
5. Interdisciplinary (adj): involving two or more different subjects or areas of knowledge
6. Anti-inflammatory (adj): An anti-inflammatory drug is one that is used to reduce pain
and swelling
7. Superfluously (adv): in a way that is more than is needed or wanted
8. Unimpeachable (adj): of such a high standard of honesty and moral goodness that it
cannot be doubted or criticized
9. Decentralization (noun): the act or process of moving control from a single place to
several smaller ones
10. Inter-familial (adj): between members of the same family

VIII.
1. Incessancy (noun): the quality of never stopping
2. Mileage (noun): the distance that a vehicle has traveled
3. Ineradicable (adj): not able to be removed
4. Entrenchment (noun): the process by which ideas become fixed and cannot be changed
5. Surmount (verb): to deal successfully with a difficulty or problem
6. Unsolicited (adj): not asked for
7. Pre-eminence (noun): the quality of being more important or better than others
8. Inter-unit (adj): between the different parts of something, especially a large organization
9. Unencumbered (adj): without something making it diffcult for you to do something
10. Irreconcilable (adj): impossible to find agreement between or with, or impossible to
deal with

IX.
1. Onerous (adj): difficult to do or needing a lot of effort
2. Apiece (adv): each
3. Abbot (noun): a man who is in charge of a monastery
4. Impassable (adj): impossible to travel on or over
5. Inexhaustible (adj): existing in very great amounts that will never be finished
6. Adhesion (noun): the ability to stick
7. Miscellaneous (adj): consisting of a mixture of various things that are not usually
connected with each other
8. Tobacconist (noun): a person who is in charge of a shop where tobacco, cigarettes, etc.
are sold
9. Unearthliness (noun): something is not of or belonging to the earth, or is supernatural,
ghostly, weird, or mysterious
10. Theatricality (noun): the quality of belonging or relating to the theater, or to the
performance or writing of plays, opera, etc.

X.
1. Non-discretionary (adj): relating to something that you pay for that is considered
necessary, such as food and rent
2. Publicly-owned (adj): a publicly-owned company or business is owned by the
government
3. Facetiousness (noun): the state of not being serious about a serious subject, in an
attempt to be funny or to appear clever
4. Swashbuckler (noun): someone who enjoys and looks for dangerous and exciting
experiences, especially someone in the past such as a pirate or other person who fights
with a sword
5. Submersible (adj): able to be used or to travel underwater
6. Monophonic (adj): producing or consisting of a single note or a single melody
7. Go-getting (adj): energetic, determined to be successful, and able to deal with new or
diffcult situations easily
8. Unscalable (adj): not able to be climbed
9. Permutation (noun): any of the various ways in which a set of things can be ordered
10. Undecipherable (adj): unable to be read or understood

XI.
1. Non-dogmatic (adj): open to new and different ideas, and not claiming that you are
always right
2. Inscrutable (adj): not showing emotions or thoughts and therefore very difficult to
understand or get to know
3. Unapologetically (adv): without being sorry about having caused someone problems or
unhappiness
4. Unrepresentativeness (noun): the fact of not being typical of a larger group of people or
things
5. Tragicomic (adj): relating to a type of play or story that is both sad and funny
6. Echolocation (noun): a process in which animals find their way in the dark by
producing sound waves that echo when they are reflected off an object
7. Intermediate (adj): being between two other related things, levels, or points
8. Incompatible (adj): not able to exist or work with another person or thing because of
basic differences
9. Non-hospitalized (adj): not taken to hospital and kept there for treatment
10. Dissimulation (noun): the fact of trying to hide your real feelings, character, or
intentions

XII.
1. Anti-sentimental (adj): choosing not to give importance to emotional feelings, but
dealing with a subject with careful thought and judgment based on facts
2. Unembittered (adj): not angry, even though unfair or unpleasant things have happened
to you
3. Disambiguation (noun): the fact of showing the differences between two or more
meanings clearly
4. Acquaintanceship (noun): a relationship between two people who have met but do not
know each other well
5. Conspiratorial (adj): relating to a secret plan to do something bad, illegal, or against
someone's wishes
6. Toothsome (adj): (especially of food) attractive or pleasant
7. Non-combat (adj): (of armies, soldiers, or their activities) not involved in fighting
8. Fainthearted (adj): Someone who is fainthearted is not confident or brave and dislikes
taking unnecessary risks
9. Countermand (verb): to change an order that has already been given, especially by
giving a new order
10. Exchangeable (adj): involving the act of giving something to someone and them
giving you something else fact of trying to hide your real feelings, character, or intentions
XIII.
1. Re-establishment (noun): the process of starting or creating something again
2. Dismemberment (noun): the action of cutting, tearing, or pulling the arms and legs off a
body
3. Weak-kneed (adj): not having courage or strength
4. Non-congruent (adj): different from something, so that the two things cannot exist
together or be easily combined
5. Benchmarking (noun): the act of measuring the quality of something by comparing it
with something else of an accepted standard
6. Spinelessness (noun): behaviour that shows a lack of determination and an
unwillingness to take any risks
7. Instantiation (noun): something that represents or is an example of something else
8. Pusillanimous (adj): weak and cowardly; frightened of taking risks
9. Sphinx-like (adj): mysterious and not allowing people to know what you are thinking
10. Anti-secrecy (adj): opposed to information being kept secret

XIV.
1. Ethnocentric (adj): believing that the people, customs, and traditions of your own race
or nationality are better than those of other races
2. Stigmatization (noun): the act of treating someone or something unfairly by publicly
disapproving of them or it
3. Questionnaire (noun): a list of questions that several people are asked so that
information can be collected about something
4. Strait-laced (adj): having old-fashioned and unchanging morals
5. Completism (noun): the desire to possess a complete set of something
6. Trainspotting (noun): the activity of watching trains and writing down the numbers that
each railway engine has
7. Co-curate (verb): to be one of two or more people who are responsible for selecting
objects, films, performers, etc. to form part of something such as an exhibition
8. Micromanagement (noun): the act of controlling every part of a situation, including
small details
9. Debasement (noun): the action of reducing the quality or value of something
10. Downhill (adv): If something goes downhill, it becomes worse or worth less money
XV.
1. Cunningly (adv): in a cleverly planned way
2. Non-contemporary (adj): existing, happening or popular at a time that is not the present
time
3. Exemplification (noun): an example of something, or the act of giving an example of
something
4. Contradistinction (noun): the difference between two or more things that is made clear
by comparing them
5. Entrepreneurialism (noun): the ability to start new businesses
6. Unattributable (adj): If something is unattributable, it is impossible to know who said,
made, or did it
7. Well-wisher (noun): a person who encourages or supports you
8. Perturbation (noun): worry
9. Inoffensively (adv): in a way that is not offensive and does not cause any harm
10. Yellow-bellied (adj): not brave and easily frightened

XVI.
1. Handmaiden (noun): something, such as an idea, that helps and supports something else
2. Singlism (noun): unfair treatment of people who are not married
3. Counter-advertising (noun): advertising by one organization in answer to advertising by
another
4. Self-partiality (noun): the fact of unfairly preferring or approving of yourself or your
own interests
5. Nonequivalent (adj): having a different amount, value, purpose, quality, etc.
6. Illusionistically (adv): in a way that creates an illusion
7. Upholder (noun): a person who supports something that they think is right and makes
sure that it continues to exist
8. Impregnable (adj): so strongly made that it cannot be broken into or taken by force
9. Cheerlessness (noun): a lack of brightness or pleasure
10. Scrapbook (noun): a book with empty pages where you can stick newspaper articles,
pictures, etc.

XVII.
1. Anti-elitism (adj): opposition to the idea that things should be controlled or owned only
by the richest or best educated people
2. Dialectically (adv): in a way that involves two different things or ideas that exist
together and affect each other
3. Seaworthiness (noun): the fact that a ship is in a good enough condition to travel safely
on the sea
4. Sub-optimize (verb): to make something not as good as possible
5. Drumhead (noun): used for referring to a trial that is carried out quickly and often not
fairly or correctly
6. Non-minority (noun): a person who does not belong to a minority
7. Exasperate (verb): to make someone very annoyed, usually when they can do nothing to
solve a problem
8. Muscularity (noun): the quality of having well-developed muscles
9. Despondency (noun): the quality of being unhappy, with no hope or enthusiasm
10. Undecomposed (adj): not decayed

XVIII.
1. Clear-sightedly (adv): in a way that shows good understanding of a particular subject
and the ability to make good judgements about it
2. Attest (verb): to show, say, or prove that something exists or is true
3. Ill-humored (adj): unfriendly or in a bad mood
4. Infotainment (noun): (in television) the reporting of news and facts in an entertaining
and humorous way rather than providing real information
5. Concessionaire (noun): someone who has been given a concession to sell or do
something
6. Estrangement (noun): a period when you are no longer friendly with someone
7. Dissembler (noun): someone who hides their real feelings or intentions, or hides the
true facts
8. Re-energize (verb): to make someone feel energetic or eager again, or bring energy to
something again
9. Pulsatile (adj): beating or moving with a strong, regular rhythm
10. Hard-bitten (adj): If someone is hard-bitten, their character has been made stronger as
a result of difficult experiences in the past
XIX.
1. Mollycoddle (verb): to give someone too much care or protection
2. Pro-natalist (adj): relating to the idea that it is important to have children in order to
increase the number of people in a country
3. Brainchild (noun): something originally invented or thought of by someone
4. Disablism (noun): discrimination or prejudice against someone with a disability, based
on the belief that they are not as good as other people
5. Interrelated (adj): connected in such a way that each thing has an effect on or depends
on the other
6. Self-renewing (adj): self-renewing cells are ones that divide to make more cells
7. Mellifluous (adj): having a pleasant and flowing sound
8. Unrepentant (adj): not feeling sorry for something that you have done
9. High-spirited (adj): full of energy and happiness
10. Hurly-burly (noun): noisy activity
XX.
1. Wayfarer (noun): someone who travels on foot
2. Non-mimetic (adj): not representing something, especially in art, by copying it exactly
as it appears
3. Stir-crazy (adj): upset or angry because you have been prevented from going
somewhere or doing something for a long time
4. Merchandise (noun): goods that are bought and sold
5. Ideational (adj): relating to or involving the activity of forming ideas in the mind
6. Impoverished (adj): very poor
7. Shockproof (adj): A shockproof device is not easily damaged if hit or dropped
8. Anti-militaristic (adj): opposed to the idea that it is necessary to have strong armed
forces
9. Full-figured (adj): having a fairly large, heavy body with rounded parts, especially large
breasts and hips
10. Over-stretched (adj): not having enough money, people, equipment, etc.

XXI.
1. Correspondence (noun): letters
2. Circumnavigate (verb): to sail all the way around something
3. Magnanimous (adj): very kind and generous towards an enemy or someone you have
defeated
4. Extortionate (adj): extremely expensive
5. Fulfillment (noun): the fact of doing something that is necessary or something that
someone has wanted or promised to do
6. Barnstorming (adj): exciting and energetic
7. Self-centered (adj): only interested in yourself and your own activities
8. Unpublicized (adj): If something is unpublicized, information about itis not made
generally available
9. Inconceivably (adv): in a way that is impossible to imagine or think of
10. Heavy-hearted (adj): feeling great sadness

XXII.
1. Transistor (noun): a small electronic device that controls electric current
2. Unsinkable (adj): cannot be sunk
3. Backstabber (noun): someone who says harmful things about you when you are not
there to defend yourself
4. Miscarriage (noun): unintentional end to a pregnancy
5. Cost-conscious (adj): knowing how much different products and services cost, and not
wanting to spend more money than is necessary
6. Conceptualization (noun): the act or process of forming an idea or principle in your
mind
7. Fabricator (noun): a person who invents or produces something false in order to deceive
someone
8. Preferentially (adv): in a way that shows someone or something is preferred to others
9. Afresh (adv): If you do something afresh, you deal with it again in a new way
10. Authoritarianism (noun): the belief that people must obey completely and not be
allowed freedom to act as they wish

XXIII.
1. Ear-splitting (adj): extremely loud
2. Misbegotten (adj): badly or stupidly planned or designed
3. Reauthorize (verb): to give new official permission for something to happen
4. Fussbudget (noun): a person who is often not satisfied and complains about things that
are not important
5. Provisional (adj): for the present time but likely to change
6. Chairmanship (noun): the position of being a chairman or the period during which
someone is a chairman
7. Crackling (adj): energetic and interesting
8. Dilapidated (adj): old and in poor condition
9. Load-bearing (adj): relating to how much something can carry
10. Recumbent (adj): lying down

XXIV.
1. Backslide (verb): to return to old, often bad, habits, or to a worse condition
2. Demoralization (noun): the process of making someone lose confidence, enthusiasm,
and hope
3. Counter-power (noun): power that opposes the power of another person, organization,
group, etc.
4. Interposition (noun): the act of getting involved in a situation in order to influence it
5. Inadvisable (adj): unwise and likely to have unwanted results
6. Illicitly (adv): in a way that is illegal or disapproved of by society
7. Impermanence (noun): the state of not lasting forever or not lasting for a long time
8. Over-handle (verb): to pick something up and touch, hold, or move it with your hands
more than is necessary or helpful
9. Potbellied (adj): having a fat stomach
10. Razor-thin (adj): A razor-thin difference in amount is very small

XXV.
1. Commonplace (adj): happening often or often seen or experienced
2. Containerize (verb): to put goods in a large metal box for transport
3. Flickering (adj): appearing for a short time before disappearing again
4. Reenactment (noun): an activity that repeats the actions of a past event
5. Delegitimize (verb): to make something seem not valid or not acceptable
6. Lapdog (noun): someone who is willing to do anything that a more important person
tells them to do
7. Geo-targeted (adj): designed for customers or users according to where in the world
they live
8. Uncredentialed (adj): An uncredentialed person does not have the necessary
qualifications or documents to do a particular job
9. Mistrustful (adj): having doubts about the honesty or abilities of someone
10. Courtesy (noun): polite behavior, or a polite action or remark

XXVI.
1. Subliterate (adj): not able to read and write well
2. Dispensation (noun): special permission
3. Brainteaser (noun): a problem for which it is hard to find the answer
4. Piecemeal (adv): not done according to a plan but done at different times in different
ways
5. Self-pitying (adj): full of sadness for yourself because you think you have a lot of
problems
6. Coltish (adj): A coltish person is young and energetic but awkward
7. Pestilence (noun): any very serious infectious disease that spreads quickly and kills
large numbers of people
8. Weatherization (noun): the act of protecting a building against bad effects of the
weather
9. Pardonable (adj): forgivable
10. Good-tempered (adj): A good-tempered person does not become angry or upset easily

XXVII.
1. Subconscious (adj): connected with feelings that influence your behavior even though
you are not aware of them
2. Pettifogging (adj): (of people or their behavior) giving too much attention to small
details that are not important
3. Re-immerse (verb): to become completely involved in something again after a period of
not being involved in it
4. Bottomless (adj): without a limit or end
5. Acquisition (noun): something that someone buys
6. Intra-galactic (adj): existing or happening within a galaxy
7. Shopworn (adj): (of goods) dirty or not in perfect condition because they have been in a
shop for a long time
8. Streamline (adj): to shape something so that it can move as effectively and quickly as
possible through a liquid or gas
9. Counter-complaint (noun): a complaint someone makes against a person who has made
a complaint against them
10. State-of-the-art (adj): very modern and using the most recent ideas and methods
XXVIII.
1. Unexcused (adj): Something that is unexcused is not accepted, allowed, or forgiven
because a reason, or a good enough reason, has not been given for it
2. Disparity (noun): a lack of equality or similarity
3. Malpractice (noun): failure to act correctly or legally when doing your job
4. Gatekeeper (noun): a person whose job is to open and close a gate
5. Wreckage (noun): what is left of something badly damaged
6. Raggedness (noun): the untidy appearance of clothes that are torn and not in good
condition, or of a person wearing them
7. Ill-assorted (adj): looking strange together and not seeming to be a good match
8. Encircle (verb): to surround something, forming a circle around it
9. Multi-layered (adj): consisting of several layers
10. Kingpin (noun): the most important person within a particular organization

XXIX.
1. Outmoded (adj): no longer modern, useful, or necessary
2. Maladroit (adj): awkward in movement or unskilled in behavior or action
3. Stereotypical (adj): with the qualities that people usually expect of a particular type of
person or thing, although this idea may be wrong
4. Bone-chilling (adj): penetrating, disturbing, or intense in emotional or physical effect
5. Nationalism (noun): a great or too great love of your own country
6. Venturesome (adj): used to describe a person who is willing to take risks, or an action or
behavior that involves risks
7. Unwarrantable (adj): unacceptable and wrong because there is no good or fair reason
for it
8. Purism (noun): the fact of believing in and following very traditional rules or ideas in a
subject
9. Disembark (verb): to take goods or passengers off a plane, train, or boat after it has
arrived at a place
10. Abdicate (verb): to give up a position as king

XXX.
1. Fearmonger (verb): to intentionally try to make people afraid of something
2. Flatlining (noun): the condition of being at a very low level and not increasing
3. Trendsetter (noun): a person, organization, etc. that starts to do something that others
then copy
4. Nondescript (adj): very ordinary, or having no interesting or exciting features or
qualities
5. Tentativeness (noun): the quality of not being certain or confident
6. Going-over (noun): a careful look at all the parts of a thing or place, in order to find
something
7. Shoehorn (verb): to fit something tightly in a particular place, often between two other
things
8. Countermeasure (verb): responding proportionally to match and negate the opposing
moves/ threats
9. Bandwidth (noun): the amount of time, information, or influence that someone has
10. Co-conspirator (noun): someone who plans secretly with one or more
other people to do something bad or illegal

XXXI.
1. Accident-prone (adj): having or likely to have accidents frequently
2. Denaturalize (verb): to remove someone's legal right to stay a naturalized citizen
3. Space-age (adj): very modern
4. Bandwagon (noun): an activity, group, movement, etc. that has become successful or
fashionable and so attracts many new people
5. Unsalvageable (adj): not able to be saved after being damaged or destroyed, or after
failing
6. Dumbfounded (adj): so shocked that you cannot speak
7. Unsanitary (adj): dirty or unhealthy and therefore likely to cause disease
8. Perfectionism (noun): the wish for everything to be correct or perfect
9. Green-light (noun): permission to start doing something
10. Proponent (noun): a person who speaks publicly in support of a particular idea or plan
of action

XXXII.
1. Hybridized (adj): formed from two different things and having features of both of them
2. Cannonball (verb): to enter a new state or condition in a sudden, forceful way
3. Post-dive (adj): happening after something goes down very quickly or suddenly falls in
value
4. Reformulation (noun): a change to a plan or idea, or the act of changing it
5. Statuesquely (adv): in a way that is attractively tall and large, and sometimes not
moving
6. Pared-down (adj): reduced, especially by a large amount
7. Overstuffed (adj): used to describe films, books, etc. that contain too many different
things
8. Retheorize (verb): to form a new or different theory about something
9. Death-defying (adj): very dangerous
10. Repellency (noun): the ability to force something to stop moving towards you

XXXIII.
1. Insubordinate (adj): refusing to obey orders from someone in authority, and not showing
respect for them
2. Delusional (adj): believing things that are not true
3. Omnipresence (noun): the fact of being present or having an effect everywhere at the
same time
4. Starry-eyed (adj): naively enthusiastic or idealistic; failing to recognize the practical
realities of a situation
5. Astrophysicist (noun): someone who studies stars and other objects in space using
physical laws
6. Unfulfilled (adj): not yet achieved or done
7. Absent-minded (adj): absent-minded people are lost in thoughts, often overlooking their
surroundings
8. Beachcomb (verb): to walk along beaches looking for objects of value or interest
9. Backlog (noun): a large number of things that you should have done before and must do
now
10. Out-and-out (adj): complete or in every way
XXXIV.
1. Ruefully (adv): in a way that shows that you are feeling sorry and wishing that
something had not happened
2. Demarcation (noun): a border or a rule that shows the limits of something or how things
are divided
3. Life-affirming (adj): making you believe that life and people are good; offering hope for
a better future
4. Upbeat (adj): full of hope and happiness
5. Long-lasting (adj): continuing for a long period of time
6. Overlook (verb): to fail to notice or consider something or someone
7. Cloudscape (noun): a view of sky with an interesting appearance of clouds in it
8. Pearl-clutching (noun): a very shocked reaction
9. Enraptured (adj): filled with great pleasure or extremely pleased by something
10. Geoengineering (noun): the study and activity of finding ways to change the earth's
atmosphere in order to reduce global warming

XXXV.
1. Downshift (verb): to slow down or become less active
2. Prestidigitation (noun): magic tricks, especially ones performed in a very skilful way
using the hands
3. Spearhead (verb): to lead something such as an attack or a course of action
4. Minimalism (noun): a style in art, design, and theatre that uses the smallest range of
materials and colours possible, and only very simple shapes or forms
5. Co-author (verb): to write a book, article, report, etc. together with another person or
other people
6. Gentrification (noun): the process by which a place changes from being a poor area to a
richer one, where people from a higher social class live
7. Simple-minded (adj): A simple-minded person does not have the ability to use reason
and understand
8. Lovelorn (adj): sad because the person you love doesn't love you
9. Outstretched (adj): reaching out as far as possible
10. Ineffectual (adj): not skilled at achieving, or not able to produce, good results

XXXVI.
1. Nepotism (noun): the use of power or influence to get good jobs or unfair advantages
for members of your own family
2. Inwardness (noun): the quality or condition of being inside someone's mind and not
expressed to other people
3. Coverage (noun): the reporting of a particular important event or subject
4. Well-advised (adj): showing good judgment
5. Falsify (verb): to change something, such as a document, in order to deceive people
6. Thunderstruck (adj): very surprised
7. Picturesque (adj): attractive in appearance
8. Headline (noun): a line of words printed in large letters as the title of a story in a
newspaper, or the main points of the news that are broadcast on television or radio
9. Sensational (adj): very good, exciting, or unusual
10. Disobedient (adj): refusing to do what someone in authority tells you to do

XXXVII.
1. Slipshod (adj): showing little care, effort, or attention
2. Unadorned (adj): plain and simple, with little or no decoration
3. Colossally (adv): extremely or very much
4. Inharmonious (adj): making an unpleasant musical sound, or not making a pleasant
harmony
5. Inadmissible (adj): unable to be accepted in a law court
6. Infiltrator (noun): a person who secretly becomes part of a group in order to get
information or to influence the way the group thinks or behaves
7. Praiseworthy (adj): deserving praise
8. Temperamental (adj): caused by your own character and feelings
9. Mass-produce (verb): to make a lot of a product, using machinery in a factory
10. Childproof (adj): safe for children because of not being able to be opened, operated,
reached, etc. by a child
XXXVIII.
1. Big-box (adj): used to describe a very big store
2. Supersensible (adj): Supersensible things cannot be touched, seen, etc. by the senses
3. Mind-boggling (adj): extremely surprising and difficult to understand or imagine
4. Outwardness (noun): the state of being concerned with how people, situations, or things
look or seem to be, rather than how they are inside
5. Heartbreaking (adj): causing extreme sadness
6. Mountebank (noun): someone who pretends to be someone or something that they are
not
7. Commendable (adj): deserving praise
8. Problematization (noun): the act of looking at an idea or belief as a problem to explore,
to see if it's really as simple as people believe.
9. Non-refundable (adj): used to describe money that you pay that you cannot get back
10. Incivility (noun): rudeness

XXXIX.
1. Overuse (noun): excessive use
2. Workaround (noun): a way of dealing with a problem, without completely solving it
3. Originally (adv): in the beginning; when something first existed
4. Misspend (verb): to use time or money in a way that wastes it or is not wise
5. Occupation (noun): a person's job
6. Reevaluation (noun): the process or an act of considering or examining something again
7. Overcome (verb): to defeat or succeed in dealing with something
8. Disorientation (noun): the condition of having lost one's sense of direction
9. Accompany (verb): to go with someone or to be provided or exist at the same time as
something
10. Maximize (verb): to make something as great in amount, size, or importance as
possible

XXXX.
1. Unacceptable (adj): too bad to be accepted, approved of, or allowed to continue
2. Cleanliness (noun): the state of being clean, or the act of keeping things clean
3. Objectionable (adj): causing offense or opposition
4. Interact (verb): to communicate with someone or react to something
5. Contributor (noun): a person who contributes something
6. Abnormal (adj): different from what is usual or average
7. Relationship (noun): the way in which two or more people feel and behave towards
each other
8. Realistic (adj): seeming to exist or be happening in fact
9. Criticize (verb): to express disapproval of someone or something
10. Willingness (noun): the quality of being happy to do something if it is needed