0_VOC_Lektion 32 Flashcards
dignitary
The task of entertaining the wife or husband
of a ___ falls to the first lady.
Noun: a person considered to be
important because of high rank or office

to poise
She ___ herself on the
very edge of the seat.
Verb: to adjust, hold, or carry
in equilibrium; balance evenly

exculpatory
He was dismissed in 2013
after ___ evidence surfaced.
Adjective: tending to clear
from a charge of fault or guilt

vociferous
He was a ___ opponent of the takeover.
Adjective: (especially of a person or speech)
vehement or clamorous

separation of powers
President Trump is getting
a crash course on the ___ as
federal courts knock
down his refugee ban.
Noun: the principle or
system of vesting in separate
branches the executive,
legislative,and judicial
powers of a government

Heat and ___ had continued
for more than three weeks.
Noun: a period of dry weather,
especially a long one that
is injurious to crops

drought
He’s a ___, self-serving, arrogant creature.
Adjective: involved in conspiring
to do something immoral, illegal, or harmful

conniving
to expiate
Their sins must
be ___ by sacrifice.
Verb: to atone for;
make amends
or reparation for

She ___ herself on the
very edge of the seat.
Verb: to adjust, hold, or carry
in equilibrium; balance evenly

to poise
tutelage
He felt privileged to be
under the ___ of an
experienced actor.
Noun: instruction;
teaching; guidance

to begrudge
She ___ Martin
his affluence.
Verb: envy (someone)
the possession or
enjoyment of (something)

He felt privileged to be
under the ___ of
an experienced actor.
Noun: instruction;
teaching; guidance

tutelage
cloakroom
He is the ___ attendant.
Noun: a room in which outer
garments, hats, umbrellas, etc.,
may be left temporarily,
as in a club, restaurant

uncanny
It’s ___ how alike you two look!
Adjective: having or seeming
to have a supernatural
or inexplicable basis;
beyond theordinary or normal

He is an ___ to the throne.
Noun: a person who has ambitions
to achieve something

aspirant
He’s afraid of being
brought to ___.
Noun: the avenging or
punishing of past
mistakes or misdeeds

reckoning
forbearance
His unfailing courtesy and
___ under great
provocation.
Noun: patient self-control;
restraint and tolerance

She was able to establish
a good ___ with the children.
Noun: relation; connection,
especially harmonious or
sympathetic relation

rapport
The bully gave him
a painful ___ on the head.
Noun: a heavy blow with
the hand or a hard object

clout
He is a wealthy campaign
contributor with ___ at city hall.
Noun: influence or power,
especially in politics or business

clout
He was a ___ opponent of the takeover.
Adjective: (especially of a person or speech)
vehement or clamorous

vociferous
curt
He gave a ___ nod.
Adjective: rudely brief
in speech or abrupt
in manner

President Trump is getting
a crash course on the ___ as
federal courts knock down
his refugee ban.
Noun: the principle or
system of vesting in separate
branches the executive,
legislative,and judicial
powers of a government

separation of powers
A rosy girl with a large ___ of blonde hair.
Noun: a single length of hair
made up of three or more
interlaced strands; a braid.

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