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1. They watched TV and chatted (CONSEQUENCE) before going for a drink at half past nine.
inconsequentially
2. There is nothing we can do about the (ARBITRATE) of illness.
arbitrariness
3. He was (PLATFORM) from all the major social media sites for spreading a lie.
deplatformed
4. This disadvantaged immigrant with a (SHORT) education grew to be one of Scotland's top
manufacturers.
foreshortened
5. The council has deliberately reduced its membership and has more (ENROLL) pending.
disenrollments
6. The lack of (OPERATE) across storage products from different vendors is severely limiting
the growth of the virtualization market.
interoperability

7. These rural, (CORPORATION) communities face a lack of local governance and some of the
most acute environmental and climate impacts in the state.
unincorporated

8. Unfortunately, these drugs are frequently prescribed incorrectly, and newer therapies are
(UTILITY).
underutilized

9. Avery glared at him (TEMPEST), but began to close her books.

tempestuously

10. Their appalling treatment of their child could only have happened with the (CONNIVE) of
their neighbours.
connivance

11. He (FABLE) a version in which the President praised him for the good work he was doing.
confabulated
12. One of the most firmly (TRENCH) ideas of masculinity is that men don't cry.
entrenched
13. More often than not he came back to his apartment empty-handed and (CREST).
crestfallen
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14. The whole thing has been so (UTTER) muddled from beginning to end by a definite lead not
being given and by the action of the town council.
unutterably
15. Care needs to be taken to ensure there is no (STIGMA) of children based on their home
circumstances.
stigmatization
16. Sweden was recently forced to (CALIBRE) its approach against the virus, as the daily case
rate topped 7,000.
(re)calibrate
17. The inside of the beach umbrella is printed with a snowy winter scene, presumably for a(n)
(SUGGEST) cooling effect.
autosuggestive
18. The conflict had a seriously (STABLE) effect on the region.
destabilizing
19. Radio has survived because it slips (OBTRUDE) into your domestic routine.
unobtrusively
20. Olga went to medical school to become a (ANALYZE) because he was interested in how the
human mind works.
psychoanalyst

21. No one will raise moral psychology of the question of obesity, for fear of sounding ______
(passion) and reactionary.

uncompassionate

22. We should take a more ______ view and consider the long-term effects of Briant's
work. (passion)

dispassionate

23. Abuses of the investigative process may ______ (perceive) lead to abridgment of protected
freedoms.

imperceptibly

24. ______ is the transplantation of living cells, tissues or organs from one species to another.
(TRANSPLANTATION)

xenotransplantation
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25. Questions were asked at the eye clinic but these are said to have brought merely a brisk and
______ response. (OFFICIAL)
officious
26. This infamous enterprise was built of thousands of bodies of workers who were ______ fired
when they asked for even the fundamentals like a shelter or food. (CEREMONY)
unceremoniously
27. Only a person who is ______ self-centered has the effrontery and the stamina to write essays.
(GENITAL)
congenitally
28. In the field of ______ standards of practice have been developed for practitioners in the
field. (DIET)
dietetics
29. She has included photographs in the book to lend ______ to the story. (SIMILAR)
verisimilitude

30. Andy was ______ from the volunteer group due to his poor attitude. (COMMUNICATE)

excommunicated

31. We shouldn't concentrate too much on ______ spending patterns – they won't tell us much.
(type)

atypical

32. Sometimes I'm really shocked by the ______ behaviour of shop assistants. (CONTEMPT)
contemptuous
33. ______ children often have poor concentration and require very little sleep. (ACTIVE)
hyperactive
34. The ______ of Monaco is located between the Mediterranean Sea and France along the Blue
Coast. (PRINCE)
principality
35. ______ citizens marched on City Hall, demanding the police chief's resignation. (RAGE)
outraged
36. That ______ policy, erroneously created to discourage mass immigration, is morally
indefensible. (FATHOM)
unfathomable
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37. The loveliest scenes, he found, were comprised of the simplest, most natural ______ of
native plants. (POSITION)
juxtaposition
38. Jordan's past marketing successes went hand-in-hand with his status as an athlete ______ in
many ways. (PAR)
nonpareil
39. The ______ of your words regarding racism not only hurt others’ feelings but also showed
that patience had never been one of your virtues. (TEMPER)
intemperance
40. He consults top architects in an attempt to transform the ugly concrete ______ into desirable
homes. (MONSTER)
monstrosity
41. The misappropriation of funds must also be investigated, and the activities of the misguided
religious ______ must cease immediately. (ZEAL)
zealots
42. One mountain is flying along the Yangtze River, with ______ green scenery. (LUXURY)
luxuriantly
43. Defoe's talents of ______ and habits of secrecy have left academics to argue over what he did
actually write. (PERSON)
impersonation
44. The misunderstanding had caused a seven-year ______ between them. (STRANGE)
estrangement
45. Suddenly, Min burst on us with a thirty-minute impassioned ______ against the new
interstate highway system. (CLAIM)
declamation
46. The group is having to ______ from a loose collection of businesses into a fully integrated
multinational. (MORPH)
metamorphose
47. The message is clear and concise and displays no ______ that one would expect to find in
more courtly love scenes. (VERB)
verbosity
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48. Once a fine-looking manor, and easily the largest and grandest building for miles around, the
Riddle House was now damp, ______ (relic), and unoccupied.
derelict
49. While it is a mistake to get too elated by a success, it is also wrong to get too ______
(heart) by setbacks.
downhearted

50. His conduct was totally ______ to an officer in the British armed services. (BECOME)

unbecoming