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Vocab - TMDG (2)

TermDefinition
Solicitous (adjective) Concerned, caring, attentive or interested
Solicitous (adjective) EXAMPLE The young man was ___ for his mother's health.
Grotesque (adjective) Repulsively ugly or disturbing
Grotesque (adjective) EXAMPLE The actor looked way too ___ for a rated-g movie.
Channel (noun) An area of water connecting two bodies of water
Channel (noun) EXAMPLE Most rivers have a ___ connecting them to another body of water.
Elude (verb) Skillful escape, evade
Elude (verb) EXAMPLE The ninja could easily ___ anyone with his sheer stealth.
Invariably (adverb) Always, in every case
Invariably (adverb) EXAMPLE The old man would ___ talk about his past.
Placid (adjective) Still, calm or not easily disturbed
Placid (adjective) EXAMPLE The young reader was ___, never moving a muscle.
Imperative (adjective) Of vital importance
Imperative (adjective) EXAMPLE The mans's heart was ___ to him.
Baying (verb) Barking or howling loudly
Baying (verb) EXAMPLE The young dog was ___ for all to hear.
Braggart (noun) A person that boasts about achievements or possessions
Braggart (noun) EXAMPLE The basketball player was such a ___, bragging about all of his victories.
Repast (noun) A meal, feast or banquet
Repast (noun) EXAMPLE The ___ was fit for a king.
Opiate (noun) A drug used to relieve pain and induce calm
Opiate (noun) EXAMPLE The old man used ___ for his arthritis.
Ennui (noun) Boredom, tedium, listlessness
Ennui (noun) EXAMPLE The child was overwhelmed with ___ after he was grounded.
Futile (adjective) Useless, pointless
Futile (adjective) EXAMPLE The kidnapper said escape was ___.
Intricate (adjective) Very complicated or detailed
Intricate (adjective) EXAMPLE The puzzle was very ___.
Precariously (adverb) With uncertainty, instability
Precariously (adverb) EXAMPLE In chess, the man ___ thought about his next move.
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