affiliated
associated, connected
ascertain
to find out
attainment
an accomplishment, the act of achieving
bequeath
to give or pass on as an inheritance
cogent
forceful, convincing: relevant, to the point
converge
to move toward one point, approach nearer together
disperse
to scatter, spread far and wide
esteem
to regard highly: a highly favorable opinion or judgement
expunge
to erase , obliterate destroy
finite
having limits: lasting for a long time
invulnerable
not able to be wounded or hurt: shielded against attack
malevolent
spiteful, showing ill will
nonchalant
cool and confident, unconcerned
omniscient
knowing everything; having unlimited awareness or understanding
panacea
a remedy for all ills; cure-all; an answer to all problems
scrupulous
exact, careful, attending thoroughly to details; having high moral standards, principals
skulk
to move about stealthily; to lie in hiding
supercilious
proud and contemptuous; showing scorn because of a feeling of superiority
uncanny
strange mysterious, weird, beyond explination
venial
easily excused pardonable
When the candidate admitted openly that he had been mistaken in some of his earlier policies, we __________________ him more highly than ever
esteem(ed)
the screening committee investigated not only the candidates themselves but also the organizations with which they were __________________.
affiliated
So long as we remained indoors, we were __________________ to the arctic blasts that swept down on our snowbound cabin.
invulnerable
Antibiotics were once considered wonder drugs, but we now know they are not __________________ for all our physical ailments
panaceas
i knew the dean would accept my apology when she characterized my behavior as thoughtless but __________________.
venial
Her election to congress was the __________________ of a lifelong ambition
attainment
Though I wanted to let bygones be bygones," I found that I could not wholly __________________ the bitter memory of their behavior from my mind.
expunge
Before making our final plans, __________________ exactly how much money we will have for expenses
ascertain
Your ability to guess what i am thinking about at any given time is nothing short of __________________
uncanny
Because our natural resources are __________________ and by no means inexhaustible, we must learn to conserve them.
finite
In the opening scene for the horror film, a shadow figure dressed in black __________________ through the graveyard in the moonlight.
skulk(ed)
The more knowledge and wisdom people acquire, the more keenly they become aware that no one is __________________.
omnicient
Is there anyone in the world as __________________as a senior who attends a mere sophomore class dance?
supercilious
Only by paying __________________ attention to innumerable details were the investigators able to piece together the cause of the accident.
scrupulous
In a situation that would have left me all but helpless with embarrassment, he remained cool and __________________ .
nonchalant
Isn't it remarkable how quickly a throng of sunbathers will pick up their belongings and __________________ when a few drops of rain fall?
disperse
If only parents could __________________ their hard-won practical wisdom and experience to their children!
bequeath
When I saw the pain he caused others and the pleasure he took in doing so, I realized he was a truly __________________ person.
maleviolent
Our representative offered one simple but __________________ argument against the proposal: It would raise the cost of living.
cogent
As we stood on the railway tracks looking off into the distance, the rails seemed to__________________ and meet at some far-off point.
converge
(syn) no
easy solution
for the problems of aging
panacea
(syn) an
eerie
tale of the supernatural
uncanny
(syn) must
determine
who is responsible
ascertain
(syn)
crept around
in the shadows of the old warehouse
skulked
(syn)
handed down
their knowledge to their apprentices
bequeath(ed)
(syn) the
realization
of a cherished dream
cogent
(syn) a
quantifiable
amount of rainfall
finite
(syn) an
indifferent
shrug of the shoulders
nonchalant
(syn)
resistant
to normal wear and tear
invulnerable
(syn) needed to
delete
out-of-date files
expunge
(ant) a
fretful
attitude
nonchalant
(ant) an
endless
supply of fresh water
finite
(ant) an attempt to
create
a financial file
expunge
(ant) sought to comfort in her
affliction
panacea
(ant) a cat that
sped
across the lawn
skulked