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(adj.) endless, so long as to seem endless

What is interminable?

100

The administration had no major scandals, but it was also (barren, sullen) of other accomplishments. 

What is barren?

100

intimate that it was her fault (Synonym)

What is insinuate?

100

Our carefully laid plans were completely _ by a sudden turn of events. 

What is disrupted?

100

foretaste (n.)

What is an advance indication, sample, or warning?

200

(v.) to pay back; to give a reward; (n.) a payment for loss, service, or injury

What is recompense?

200

For three generations, their family has formed one of the leading automotive (truces, dynasties) of this country. 

What is dynasties?

200

sit through an uneventful play (Synonym)

What is humdrum?

200

The suspect's only response to the detective's question was a wry smile and _ silence 

What is sullen?

200

insinuate (v.)

What is to suggest or hint slyly; to edge into something indirectly?

300

(adj.)  not important, minor; ordinary, commonplace

What is trivial?

300

What we want to do is (recompense, renovate) the old house without harming its charm and beauty.

What is renovate?

300

hope to continue their battle (Antonym)

What is truce?

300

After the big party, cleaning up, which was supposed to take "only a few minutes," proved to bee an almost _ job.

What is interminable?

300

trickle (n.), (v.)

What is a small, irregular quantity of anything; to flow or fall by drops or in a small stream?

400

(adj.) near, next to, adjoining

What is adjacent?

400

The flight attendant asked the passengers to make sure that they had all their belongings before (disrupting, alighting) from the aircraft.

What is alighting?

400

to move slowly down the narrow path (Antonym)

What is hurtle?

400

Though my dog Rover is huge and fierce-looking, children are fond of him because he doesn't have a _ disposition.

What is vicious?

400

alight (adj.), (v.)

What is lighted up; to get down from, step down from; to come down from the air, land?

500

(v.) to begin to grow, come into being

What is germinate?

500

He said that he was going to ask only "a few casual questions," but I soon saw that he wanted to (recompense, interrogate) me thoroughly.

What is interrogate?

500

would rip off his idea (Antonym)

What is recompense?

500

As the drought continued without a letup, the once fertile farmlands of the region slowly became _ "dust bowls."

What is barren?

500

résumé (n.)

What is a brief summary; a short written account of one’s education, working experience, or qualifications for a job?

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