World of Work
A job requiring immense strength and stamina, like construction, is described as this.
arduous
"Nazer apologised for _____ the office document." (Hint: Use the perfect gerund of 'lose').
having lost
Use this intensifier when someone is "furious" or "blamed" for something they didn't do.
really
This 8-letter word refers to future possibilities or chances for success within a career.
prospects
Aisha’s boss made her _____ her report." (Hint: The verb 'make' takes a bare infinitive).
rewrite
From the word "MATURE," this is the noun form used to describe the state of the brain when it is fully developed.
maturity
f you want to have more authority at work, you want to "call the..."
shots
"Aniyar can’t help _____ anxious about tomorrow’s presentation."
feeling
From the word "ENTHUSE," this is the noun for the excitement children show when throwing themselves into tasks.
enthusiasm
This specific type of "training" provides practical skills for a particular trade or job.
vocational
This intensifying adjective is used to describe someone who is an "_____ genius."
absolute
From the word "WILLING," this is the noun for the mental state needed to let go of inhibitions and learn.
willingness
Someone who works excessively long hours and finds it difficult to stop is called this.
workaholic
to refresh your knowledge of a skill like programming, you must "brush _____" on it.
up
This 6-letter intensifier is the correct choice to describe someone being "disappointed" or "unlucky."
bitterly