Preceding, before, Previous (adj.)
Prior
Truth, Honesty (n.)
Perjury
"I could cook up a quick stew because I'm very _______________ in the kitchen."
Proficient
A burst of gunfire or cannon shot.
Salvo
Imperfection, Blemmish, Defect (n.)
Flaw
Pro, Expert, Veteran (n.)
Fledgling
"You will face the ____________ of the judge if you keep that up!"
Wrath
Alert, Watching
Vigilant
Leading, Principle, Paramount (adj.)
Foremost
properly (adv.)
Amiss
The presidental campaings votes gained ____________ as they rapidly increased.
Momentum
A noun with contradictary qualities.
Paradox
Barrage, Volley (n.)
Salvo
Undistinguished, unremarkable (adj.)
Notable
During the trial, the judge told the attourney not to __________ the witness.
Fluster
Extremely Bad
Native (adj.) , Servant (n.)
Domestic
Neglect, Ignore (v.)
Nurture
A ______________ police officer appeared on the scene and called for assistance
To take for granted, assume or suppose
Presume