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In order to open the door, I had to _____ the key. (verb) to get or to obtain. acquire
The customer was _____, or disinterested, with the salesman's cheap equipment. (adj) indifferent or disinterested. aloof
The failed test was a _____. (noun) the loss of respect or honor. disgrace
The brave knight fought _____. (adv) bravely; chivalrously; exceptionally polite. gallantly
The plan was followed _____ so nothing would go wrong. (adv) cautiously or carefully. gingerly
The _____ boy set off a firecracker in the road. (noun) young, street ruffian belonging to a gang. hoodlum
The questions turned out not to be _____ as they advertised, because they asked for a lotof personal information. (adj) not personal. impersonal
The candy was _____ it was so good. (adj) enticing; tempting to possess irresistible
The man was as _____ as an umbrella pole. (adj) ungracefully thin and tall lanky
The rude student responded in an extremely _____ way. (adj) responding in a rude and pompous manner mouthy
The _____ adult went to jail often, but never cared. (adj) unconcerned with the consequences of actions reckless
A _____ boy, Thomas convinced his sibling to give him an extra slice of cake, but he never gave anything back. (adj) playfully dishonest or mischievous roguish
Renfield has been told to be _____. (adj) characterized by mocking sarcastic
The mother was _____ for the hurt child. (adj) feeling of compassion sympathetic
The circuit is very _____, one misstep, and it goes out. (adj) easily or readily affected by something sensative
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