Week 28 Bedlam: -When the bomb exploded, there was bedlam.

Compatible: -Most programs work with IBM compatibles. -The new software is IBM compatible (=can be sed with IBM comp ters!. -"tephen#s political $iews often weren#t compatible with her own. Disgruntled: -a disgr ntled client Eradicate: -We can eradicate this disease from the world. -an attempt to eradicate inflation -This problem has now been completel% eradicated. Exploit: -&ome workers can easil% be exploited b% emplo%ers. -The $iolence was blamed on th gs exploiting the sit ation. -The new T' companies are f ll% exploiting the potential of satellite transmission. -the rgent need to exploit the reso rces of the Irish "ea -the daring exploits of the British (arach te )egiment Impede: -"torms at sea impeded o r progress. Infallible: -*o expert is infallible. -an infallible memor% -&e had an infallible c re for a hango$er. Insatiable:

-his insatiable appetite for power -o r insatiable thirst for knowledge Irrational: -an irrational fear of fl%ing -&e#s becoming increasingl% irrational. Moribund: -The region#s hea$% ind str% is still inefficient and morib nd. -+ c t in interest rates will help the co ntr%#s morib nd ho sing market. -The patient was morib nd b% the time the doctor arri$ed. Sedate: -&e was still in shock, and hea$il% sedated. -a sedate seaside town -The wedding was rather a sedate occasion. -We contin ed o r walk at a sedate pace. ulnerable: -We work mainl% with the elderl% and other $ lnerable gro ps. -,hildren are most $ lnerable to ab se within their own home. -The fort was $ lnerable to attack from the north. -Their theories were badl% tho ght o t and $er% $ lnerable to ridic le.