English Vocabulary 100 - Sentences Flashcards

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Remittance - Noun
Complete the booking and order forms and send them together with your remittance.

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Complete the booking and order forms and send them together with your {…}.

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Wheelhouse - Noun - Phrase
I may be an author, but poetry is outside my wheelhouse.

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I may be an author, but poetry is outside my {…}.

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Wheelhouse - Noun
A 12-foot wave collided with the boat, breaking over the wheelhouse and washing the helmsman.

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A 12-foot wave collided with the boat, breaking over the {…} and washing the helmsman.

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Point person - Noun
“Jane will be our point person for the new product launch, so all questions and concerns should be directed to her.”

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Jane will be our {…} for the new product launch, so all questions and concerns should be directed to her.

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Beset (with) - Verb
Her father gifted her a gold bracelet beset with jewels.

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Her father gifted her a gold bracelet {…} with jewels.

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Beset (with) - Verb
Cross-cultural collaboration will greatly alleviate the problems which have beset the geological history of the region.

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Cross-cultural collaboration will greatly alleviate the problems which have {…} the geological history of the region.

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Beset (with) - Verb
A sylvan town beset with high mountains.

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A sylvan town {…} with high mountains.

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(In) Contradistinction - Noun
In contradistinction to national or familial organizations, admission to the group was voluntary and open to any who proved their merit.

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In {…} to national or familial organizations, admission to the group was voluntary and open to any who proved their merit.

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Disparate - Adj
The North and South Korean border is among the most socioeconomically disparate intersections in the world in terms of prosperity, politics, and social structure.

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The North and South Korean border is among the most socioeconomically {…} intersections in the world in terms of prosperity, politics, and social structure.

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Disparate - Adj
The company leadership board was decidedly disparate - no two members from the same social or economic background.

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The company leadership board was decidedly {…} - no two members from the same social or economic background.

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Pourquoi story - Noun
According to an African Pourquoi story, long ago, leopards were plain and solid brown, but deer could easily see him. He asked a human to help, so the man dipped his fingers into black ink and painted spots all over the Leopard’s fur, allowing him to blend into the shadows and become a powerful hunter.

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According to an African {…}, long ago, leopards were plain and solid brown, but deer could easily see him. He asked a human to help, so the man dipped his fingers into black ink and painted spots all over the Leopard’s fur, allowing him to blend into the shadows and become a powerful hunter.

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Risible - Adj
The selfie stick has been framed by my peers as a risible technology of which ownership is akin to the forfeiture of good taste.

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The selfie stick has been framed by my peers as a {…} technology of which ownership is akin to the forfeiture of good taste.

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Mainstay - Noun
Sandwich bread is a mainstay in most home kitchens - what would our school lunches have been without sliced bread?

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Sandwich bread is a {…} in most home kitchens - what would our school lunches have been without sliced bread?

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Stays - Noun

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Rigging - Noun

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Concomitant - Adj
The main threat is an increase in the misuse of drugs, and the concomitant social and health problems that can result.

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The main threat is an increase in the misuse of drugs, and the {…} social and health problems that can result.

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Paroxysm - Noun
Her apparent recovery was followed by violent paroxysms of severe cough.

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Her apparent recovery was followed by violent {…} of severe cough.

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Paroxysm - Noun
Accordingly, the next step in the evaluation of paroxysms of crying or laughing is the generation of a differential diagnosis inclusive of mood disorders.

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Accordingly, the next step in the evaluation of {…} of crying or laughing is the generation of a differential diagnosis inclusive of mood disorders.

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Cobalamin (individual) - Noun
Cobalamin is needed for healthy skin, hair, eyes, and liver as well as to help the nervous system function properly.

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{…} is needed for healthy skin, hair, eyes, and liver as well as to help the nervous system function properly.

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Cobalamin (group) - Noun
Because vitamin B12 contains the mineral cobalt, compounds with vitamin B12 activity are collectively called cobalamins.

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Because vitamin B12 contains the mineral cobalt, compounds with vitamin B12 activity are collectively called {…}.

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Beleaguered - Adj
The arrival of the fresh medical supplies was a welcome sight for the beleaguered doctors working in the refugee camps.

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The arrival of the fresh medical supplies was a welcome sight for the {…} doctors working in the refugee camps.

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Beleaguered - Adj
The occupants of the beleaguered city had no means of escape.

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The occupants of the {…} city had no means of escape.

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Anathema - Noun
The use of threatened or endangered species purely for entertainment should be an anathema to serious conservationists.

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The use of threatened or endangered species purely for entertainment should be an {…} to serious conservationists.

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Anathema - Noun
Neither shalt thou bring anything of the idol into thy house, lest thou become an anathema like it.

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Neither shalt thou bring anything of the idol into thy house, lest thou become an {…} like it.

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Semaphore - Noun
When a semaphore is used, the arm means red when horizontal and white when in an inclined position.

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When a {…} is used, the arm means red when horizontal and white when in an inclined position.

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Lorem ipsum - Noun

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Gambol - Verb
Chimps suddenly emerged from the woods, gamboling across the grassy lawn and clambering into the adjoining buildings.

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Chimps suddenly emerged from the woods, {…} across the grassy lawn and clambering into the adjoining buildings.

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Phalanx - Noun

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Carouse - Verb
He’s heir to a shaky throne, but instead of showing leadership qualities he’s carousing with drunkards and thieves.

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He’s heir to a shaky throne, but instead of showing leadership qualities he’s {…} with drunkards and thieves.

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Requisite - Adj
I don’t think forgoing a family is requisite for a woman’s career success.

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I don’t think forgoing a family is {…} for a woman’s career success.

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Coup de grâce - Noun
Noon turns towards me, and raises a triumphant finger towards me as she delivers the coup de grâce.

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Noon turns towards me, and raises a triumphant finger towards me as she delivers the {…}.

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Coup de grâce - Noun
Jane’s affair was the coup de grâce to her disintegrating marriage.

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Jane’s affair was the {…} to her disintegrating marriage.

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Terra incognita - Noun
Further, death is terra incognita — what happens to men after their death is something only guessed at.

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Further, death is {…} — what happens to men after their death is something only guessed at.

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Cadaveric - Adj
However, recognition of the ethical use of cadaveric organs and the definition of death are not the same throughout all societies.

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However, recognition of the ethical use of {…} organs and the definition of death are not the same throughout all societies.

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Narcolepsy - Noun
For example, patients with narcolepsy find that planned short naps are crucial to managing their sleepiness every day.

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For example, patients with {…} find that planned short naps are crucial to managing their sleepiness every day.

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Pasteboard - Noun

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Crenulated - Adj
Desert mallow is a favorite evergreen shrublet with fuzzy, crenulated leaves and cupped flowers in shades of brilliant orange to watermelon red.

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Desert mallow is a favorite evergreen shrublet with fuzzy, {…} leaves and cupped flowers in shades of brilliant orange to watermelon red.

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Crenellations - Noun

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Apotheosis - Noun
The city is in many ways a cultural feast, the very apotheosis of cross-cultural interaction.

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The city is in many ways a cultural feast, the very {…} of cross-cultural interaction.

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Cornerstone - Noun

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Keystone - Noun

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Capstone - Noun

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Charlatan - Noun
Joel Olsteen, whether charlatan or holy man, was a marketing guru in the best American tradition.

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Joel Olsteen, whether {…} or holy man, was a marketing guru in the best American tradition.

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Astrakhan hat - Noun

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Karakul hat - Noun

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Standardized practice - Noun
Standardized practice guidelines developed by professional health entities help physicians make informed decisions in even areas outside their expertise.

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{…} guidelines developed by professional health entities help physicians make informed decisions in even areas outside their expertise.

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Perfunctory - Adj
The negligent coach issued a few perfunctory statements about the game and left as quickly and quietly as he arrived.

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The negligent coach issued a few {…} statements about the game and left as quickly and quietly as he arrived.

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Prefatory - Adj
After a few prefatory comments, she began her speech.

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After a few {…} comments, she began her speech.

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Phantasmagoria - Noun
The old scenes passed through her mind like the changing picture in a phantasmagoria.

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The old scenes passed through her mind like the changing picture in a {…}.

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Phantasmagoria - Noun
As it is, we delight to follow the guide through the labyrinth of his expositions, and gaze on the wonderful phantasmagoria he exhibits.

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As it is, we delight to follow the guide through the labyrinth of his expositions, and gaze on the wonderful {…} he exhibits.

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Whore of Babylon - Noun
Revelation 17:5 as “Mystery, Whore of Babylon, the Mother of Harlots and Abominations of the Earth”

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Revelation 17:5 as “Mystery, {…}, the Mother of Harlots and Abominations of the Earth”

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Knights of Templar - Noun

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None the more - Phrase
The lame film is none the more wonderful for all the production costs

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The lame film is {…} wonderful for all the production costs

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None the worse for wear - Phrase
After years of truck driving, I was none the worse for wear after a five hour road trip, which was nothing to me.

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After years of truck driving, I was {…} after a five hour road trip, which was nothing to me.

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Worse for wear - Phrase The doll was, alas, the helpless victim of my outbursts of temper and of affection, so that she became much the worse for wear.

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The doll was, alas, the helpless victim of my outbursts of temper and of affection, so that she became much the {…}.

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Neologism - Noun
William Gibson coined the neologism “cyberspace” in his sci-fi short story “Neuromancer.”

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William Gibson coined the {…} “cyberspace” in his sci-fi short story “Neuromancer.”

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Subterfuge - Noun
Terms such as “natural flavors” can be used to disguise certain chemicals, but most educated consumers can see right through that type of subterfuge.

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Terms such as “natural flavors” can be used to disguise certain chemicals, but most educated consumers can see right through that type of {…}.

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Gibbet - Noun

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Mediagenic - Adj
Noboru Wataya is Kumiko’s older brother. He is presented as a mediagenic figure; the public loves him, but Toru cannot stand him.

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Noboru Wataya is Kumiko’s older brother. He is presented as a {…} figure; the public loves him, but Toru cannot stand him.

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Treatise - Noun
Electricity and Magnetism is a two-volume treatise on electromagnetism written by James Clerk Maxwell in 1873.

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Electricity and Magnetism is a two-volume {…} on electromagnetism written by James Clerk Maxwell in 1873.

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Ingénue - Noun
Gaston Leroux’s novel tells the story of Christine, an opera ingénue, and her masked maestro.

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Gaston Leroux’s novel tells the story of Christine, an opera {…}, and her masked maestro.

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Gamine - Noun
Representing both elegance and cheeky naughtiness, Gamines represent a unique balance of Yin and Yang.

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Representing both elegance and cheeky naughtiness, {…} represent a unique balance of Yin and Yang.

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Antipathetic - Adj
Many modern young people feel that pre-nuptial agreements are antipathetic to the state of being in love.

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Many modern young people feel that pre-nuptial agreements are {…} to the state of being in love.

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Pogrom - Noun
Massive immigration of Jews from Syria peaked due to violence, such as Aleppo pogrom.

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Massive immigration of Jews from Syria peaked due to violence, such as Aleppo {…}.

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Recantation - Noun
But after his recantation the punishment was made less severe and he was allowed many alleviations.

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But after his {…} the punishment was made less severe and he was allowed many alleviations.

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Dalliance - Noun
It is not uncommon nowadays for teenagers to go quickly from one dalliance to another.

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It is not uncommon nowadays for teenagers to go quickly from one {…} to another.

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Dalliance - Noun
An early dalliance with the Free Church ended abruptly over a dispute with one of the elders concerning evolution.

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An early {…} with the Free Church ended abruptly over a dispute with one of the elders concerning evolution.

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Desultory - Adj
My former friend made a desultory attempt at conversation, but I could tell she had no interest in speaking to me.

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My former friend made a {…} attempt at conversation, but I could tell she had no interest in speaking to me.

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Prostrate - Verb
They were prostrate from the heat, exertion, and lack of water.

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They were {…} from the heat, exertion, and lack of water.

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Prostrate - Adj
You see them bowing and falling down prostrate in prayer, seeking bounty from Allah.

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You see them bowing and falling down {…} in prayer, seeking bounty from Allah.

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Trilithon - Noun

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Isometric - Adj
To settle this point it is necessary to consider the configuration of the isomeric pentoses - arabinose and xylosefrom.

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To settle this point it is necessary to consider the configuration of the {…} pentoses - arabinose and xylosefrom.

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Edifice - Noun
What we’re seeing on film now are images of foundation ruins, rubble sections of building walls, and ruins of large public edifices.

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What we’re seeing on film now are images of foundation ruins, rubble sections of building walls, and ruins of large public {…}.

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Effete - Adj
After utilizing the power that propelled its ascention, the Roman Empite transformed into a somewhat effete aristocratic body accustomed to decadence and peace.

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After utilizing the power that propelled its ascention, the Roman Empite transformed into a somewhat {…} aristocratic body accustomed to decadence and peace.

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Effete - Adj
Perhaps cologne was just an effete London thing shunned by real men who were into spanners, grease and steam.

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Perhaps cologne was just an {…} London thing shunned by real men who were into spanners, grease and steam.

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Effete - Adj
My auxiliaries are the dews and rains that water this dry soil, which for the most part is lean and effete.

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My {…} are the dews and rains that water this dry soil, which for the most part is lean and effete.

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Leveret - Noun

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Impudence - Noun
When I refused to be the child they knew and accepted me to be, I was called impudent and my muteness sullenness.

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When I refused to be the child they knew and accepted me to be, I was called {…} and my muteness sullenness.

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Consummate - Adj
He was especially famed for his consummate knowledge of the sciences and how to apply them.

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He was especially famed for his {…} knowledge of the sciences and how to apply them.

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Immolate - Verb
They reignited the ancient ceremony in which they immolated their cherished possessions so that the gods would send rain

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They reignited the ancient ceremony in which they {…} their cherished possessions so that the gods would send rain

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Shoot the breeze - Verb
My regular customers usually want to shoot the breeze with me before saying what they came in to buy.

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My regular customers usually want to {…} with me before saying what they came in to buy.

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Tabulation - Noun
While the votes were being counted, the tabulation system mysteriously shut down.

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While the votes were being counted, the {…} system mysteriously shut down.

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Tabulation - Verb
Excel is designed to enable users to extract, analyze, and tabulate data.

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Excel is designed to enable users to extract, analyze, and {…} data.

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High-handed - Adj
The minister’s high-handed declarations of what is right and proper served to irritate the general populus.

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The minister’s {…} declarations of what is right and proper served to irritate the general populus.

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Officious - Adj
As Hamilton was somewhat officious and very combative, and Jefferson, although uncontentious, very suspicious and quite independent, cabinet harmony became impossible.

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As Hamilton was somewhat {…} and very combative, and Jefferson, although uncontentious, very suspicious and quite independent, cabinet harmony became impossible.

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Portend - Verb
It was a deeply superstitious country, where earthquakes were commonly believed to portend the end of dynasties.

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It was a deeply superstitious country, where earthquakes were commonly believed to {…} the end of dynasties.

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Limpid - Adj
Her happy Scottish family was neither down-&-out nor well-to-do, and her demeanor still shows the benign effects of a limpid childhood.

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Her happy Scottish family was neither down-&-out nor {…}, and her demeanor still shows the benign effects of a limpid childhood.

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Limpid - Adj
Bordeux wine is said to be pure and limpid, free from any disagreeable taste or smell, and capable of being kept for years without turning rancid.

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Bordeux wine is said to be pure and {…}, free from any disagreeable taste or smell, and capable of being kept for years without turning rancid.

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Abrogate - Verb
According to them the Qur’an does not abrogate the Sunna nor does the sunna abrogate the Qur’an.

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According to them the Qur’an does not {…} the Sunna nor does the sunna abrogate the Qur’an.

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Abrogate - Verb
The company’s directors are accused of abrogating their responsibilities and may be under trial for their negligence shortly.

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The company’s directors are accused of {…} their responsibilities and may be under trial for their negligence shortly.

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Abrogate - Verb
Here is described a structure-based engineering approach to abrogate pre-existing ADA reactivity to the C-terminal neoepitope of VH(H)

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Here is described a structure-based engineering approach to {…} pre-existing ADA reactivity to the C-terminal neoepitope of VH(H)

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Granular level - Adj - Noun
Understanding chaos in COVID-19: Applications to large-scale and granular level prediction models

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Understanding chaos in COVID-19: Applications to large-scale and {…} prediction models

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Wet behind the ears - Idiom
I can’t believe they decided to promote Kelly to manager. If you ask me, I think she’s still wet behind the ears.

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I can’t believe they decided to promote Kelly to manager. I like her, but if you ask me, I think she’s still {…}.

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Pledge one’s troth/plight one’s troth - Verb
There are some practical matters that young lovers rarely consider when they decide to plight their troth.

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There are some practical matters that young lovers rarely consider when they decide to {…}.

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Steady-state levels - Phrase
The intrapair similarity in steady-state plasma concentrations was not found in identical twins simultaneously treated with various drugs during the experiment.

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The intrapair similarity in {…} plasma concentrations was not found in identical twins simultaneously treated with various drugs during the experiment.

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Double-blind, placebo-controlled study - Phrase
Randomized double blind placebo control (RDBPC) studies are considered the “gold standard” of epidemiologic studies.

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Randomized {…} (RDBPC) studies are considered the “gold standard” of epidemiologic studies.

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Succeeded by - Verb
We observed the the long-term effect of a supervised 7-week rehabilitation program succeeded by a self-monitored exercise program.

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We observed the the long-term effect of a supervised 7-week rehabilitation program {…} a self-monitored exercise program.

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Succeeded by - Verb
Louis died on the 10th of September 954, and was succeeded by his son Lothair.

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Louis died on the 10th of September 954, and was {…} his son Lothair.

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Hand-to-mouth - Idiom
During the 2008 recession, there was no job security for anyone, and all were tempted to cut expenses and start living from hand-to-mouth.

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During the 2008 recession, there was no job security for anyone, and all were tempted to cut expenses and start living from {…}.

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Curate - Noun He was ordained curate of Llandingat, Carmarthen, in 1874 where he worked under the parish priest.

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He was ordained {…} of Llandingat, Carmarthen, in 1874 where he worked under the parish priest.