Noun
Both Mrs. Stapleton and Laura Lyons were a ________ to Mr. Stapleton.
Dupe
Synonyms: flood; inundate. to overrun; overwhelm.
Deluge
Synonyms: secretive; private; hidden.
Clandestine
Synonyms: ask; proposal; demand
Solicitations
Synonyms: hunch; guess; assumption
Surmise
Synonyms: buff, devotee, dilettante
Connoisseur
After she found out her friend lied to her their trust was _________.
Breached
This whole entire trip was an _______________ disappointment and waste of time.
Unmitigated
After seeing him work so hard it was obvious he had _______.
Tenacity
It's the police's job to _____________ drugs and any other criminal activity.
Hamper
By the age of 32 she had reached the __________ of her career.
Pinnacle
Antonyms: entangle; involve
Extricate
Antonyms: alert; concentrating
Distrait
Antonyms: apathy; disinterest
Vehemence
Synonyms: decline; suffer
Pined/Pining
Antonyms: real; truth
Pretext
Synonyms: encourage; support; approve
Abetting
The boy had a very reckless and ___________ personality.
Tempestuous
You could tell from his face he just had a ____________.
Paroxysm
Don't peek over the __________ of the mountain if you don't want to fall off.
Precipice
Synonyms: assignation; appointment; affair
Rendezvous
He __________ his friend after seeing his true colors.
Abhorred
Synonyms: shy; hesitant; silent; restrained.
Reticent
Synonyms: hunch; guess; assumption
surmise
Antonyms: Peace; calm(points in time)
Juncture