Words
Advocate
n. someone who promotes or defends something
v. to defend or promote something (usu. a belief, theory, opinion, etc.)
Advocate
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Galvanizing
Evoke
v. to draw forth or call up
It is BLANK and can be rolled out into sheets.
Malleable
Deplete
v. to (over)use over time (usu. resources)
v. to happen at the same time
Coincide
Deidre fled to it, needing something to BLANK the defenses that were dropping too fast.
Bolster
Foment
v. to stir up
BLANK is the difference between these shades of green.
Nuance
Agitate
v. to promote something (usu. a cause)
adj. doubtful, questionable
Dubious
The use of cluster bombs seems morally BLANK.
Dubious
Galvanizing
adj. thrilling, exciting, stimulating
Judgment is completed in the syllogism; the syllogistic form as the perfection of subjective thought passes into BLANK, where it first appears embodied in a mechanical system; and the teleological object, in which the members are as means and end, leads up to the idea of life, where the end is means and means end indissolubly till death.
Objectivity
Candor
n. the trait of being honest and frank
n. a preconception that prevents objectivity
Bias
BLANK drifters that normally roam the farthest reaches of the solar system, these daredevils fly so close to the Sun that they pass through its scorching corona
Eccentric
Imposing
adj. impressive (esp. in size or appearance)
Technological advances can render some jobs and even whole industries BLANK.
Obsolete
Bolster
v. to support, strengthen, or fortify
adj. peculiar or odd; deviating from the norm
Eccentric
He had neither authority nor right to ignore her BLANK command that he leave her place and remain silent about what he'd seen.
Emphatic
Insatiable
adj. can’t be satisfied
Knowledge by rote is no knowledge, it is only a BLANK of what has been entrusted to the memory.
Retention