Grat
(Pleasant, thank, and favor)
(Pleasant, thank, and favor)
The feeling or expressing gratitude, thankful
What is "grateful"
death rate
What is "mortality"
combine so as to form one body
What is "Incorporate"
admit as a member (“lead in”; initiate)
What is "induct"
the following of one thing after another; succession
What is "sequence"
To express one’s pleasure to another person at his or her success
What is "Congratulate"
funeral home
What is "mortuary"
bulky; obese; very fat
What is "Corpulent"
enticement; leading astray into wrongdoing
What is "seduction"
trivial; unimportant
What is "inconsequential"
An ungrateful (not thankful) person
What is "Ingrate"
undertaker/preparing dead bodies
What is "mortician"
spirit of a body of persons; group spirit
What is "Esprit de corps"
tube or channel for conducting a liquid
What is "duct"
a statement that does NOT follow from previous statements
What is "non sequitur"
The kind words from her students served to ________ her dedication to teaching.
What is "gratify"
She was _________ when she realized she had accidentally sent the email to the entire company.
What is "mortified"
The archaeologists carefully uncovered the ancient tomb, revealing the well-preserved _______ of a noble.
What is "corpse"
The new employees attended an __________ session to learn about the company's policies and procedures.
What is "induction"
The fans eagerly awaited the ________ to their favorite movie, hoping it would answer all their lingering questions.
What is "sequel"
The server’s excellent service prompted us to leave a generous _____________.
What is "gratuity"
The hero faced the dragon, fully aware that he was only a _______ and could be defeated.
What is "mortal"
The multinational _____________ announced plans to expand its operations into several new countries next year.
What is "corporation"
The ancient Roman ______________ still stands as a testament to their remarkable engineering skills.
What is "aqueduct"
The store's owner agreed not to _________ if the boy returned the stolen goods.
What is "prosecute"