Definitions
Adversary
an enemy, opponent
Alienate
estrange, antagonize, disaffect, separate, and divorce.
Exhilarate
Depress, discourage, sadden, dishearten, dull, enervate, dispirit
She attended ________ school to become a chef.
Culinary
Students who ________ others will face __________ consequences.
1) Harass
2) Punitive
Harass
to disturb, worry; to trouble by repeated attacks
Muse
Coerce
Allow, Permit, Let, Free, Release, Encourage, Aid, Assist
The con artist relied on __________ to trick people.
Artifice
The __________ fine did little to _______ the victims' losses.
2) redress
Redress
to set right, remedy
Sojourn
As a noun: a temporary stay, a vacation
As a verb: to stay for a time, to vacation
Negligible
Significant, Considerable, Substantial, Important, Appreciable
The outdoor concert was canceled due to _______ weather.
Inclement
The king's __________ plotted his ________ in great detail so he could take over the kingdom after the king's death.
1) adversary
2) demise
Liquidate
to pay a debt, settle an account; to eliminate
Demise
Death, passing, downfall, expiration, departure, dying, failure, collapse, downfall
Fallow
Cultivated (for land), developed, used / employed, productive
The judge issued a ___________fine for the crime.
Punitive
The Greek poet's __________ in Paris inspired her creative _________.
1) sojourn
2) muse
Craven
cowardly
Urbane
suave, stylish, sophisticated, polished, cultured
Perpetuate
stop, end, destroy, halt
The ________ soldier abandoned his post and fled from battle.
The chef works to _________ her family's ________ traditions and recipes.
2) culinary