adj. ashamed or embarrassed
abashed
Tom went to a financial consultant to seek advice on _____ his burdening debts
a) abating
b) annexing
c) ascribing
a) abating
ablution
wash, clean, shower
wise, sane
annals
a) history
b) river
c) hiding place
a) history
n. a cleansing with water or other liquid, especially as a religious ritual; the liquid used in such an act
ablution
Dad's painting were _____, we couldn't tell what they were.
a) ambulatory
b) asinine
c) abstract
c) abstract
accountable
responsible, liable, obligated
appease
anger, enrage, aggravate, upset, annoy
annex
a) to discard
b) to remove
c) to add
c) to add
adj. skillful; deft
adroit
By the time he was 18, he had _____ a good knowledge of computer skills.
a) accrued
b) abated
c) addicted
a) accrued
animated
energetic, spirited
animosity
good will, like, sympathy
apex
a) medicine
b) peak
c) zoo
b) peak
n. indecision; experiencing contradictory emotions adj. consisting of or relating to money
ambivalence
Betty has become so _____ to soap operas, she talks of nothing else.
a) addicted
b) ancillary
c) accountable
a) addicted
ancillary
helping, subordinate, additional
casual, indifferent, aloof, detached, passive
armament
a) military supply
b) hard surface
c) shelter
a) military supply
n. having a feeling of ill-will; bitter hostility
animosity
The political candidate praised his _____ for their support.
a) annals
b) adherents
c) apex
b) adherents
ambulatory
wandering, nomad, nomadic, wandering
acme
base, bottom, abyss
ascribe
a) to attribute
b) to report
c) to tell
a) attribute