Crack the Code
"His claim that he could fly was completely _____." (extremely unreasonable/ridiculous). Starts with Ab
What is ABSURD?
"He managed to _____ a fortune through wise investments." (accumulate/gather over time). Starts with Am
Amass
"The _____ of the employee's performance was thorough." (opposite of informal/casual assessment). Starts with App
"We can _____ the traffic by taking the back roads." (to go around/avoid). Starts with By
Bypass
"The two rivers _____ near the city center." (to come together from different directions). Starts with Con
Converge
"You should _____ the key points in your presentation." (to make something more noticeable). Starts with Acc
What is ACCENTUATE?
"The instructions were _____ and confused everyone." (vague/unclear). Starts with Am
Ambiguous
"The climb was _____ and took all our energy." (opposite of easy/effortless). Starts with Ard
Arduous
"The children were _____ by the magician's tricks." (fascinated/charmed by something). 2 words, starts with Cap________ by
Captivated by
"The medication will _____ the effects of the poison." (to reduce/stop the effect of). Starts with Coun
Counteract
"The politician's speech tried to _____ the crowd against the government." (to make anxious/upset). Starts with Ag
Agitate
"The conditions in the factory were _____ and unsafe." (shocking/horrifying). Starts with App
Appalling
"We must _____ the painting to prove it's a real Van Gogh." (opposite of to disprove). Starts with Au
Authenticate
"The two ideas were _____ into one confusing theory." (combined mistakenly into one). Starts with Con
Conflated
"The old railway line is now _____ and overgrown." (no longer existing/functioning). Starts with Def
Defunct
"Her _____ to peanuts means she must avoid certain foods." (bad reaction to a substance). Starts with All
What is ALLERGY?
"The teacher tried to _____ the angry parents with an explanation." (to calm/pacify). Starts with App
Appease
"The wealthy _____ donated millions to the hospital." (opposite of taker/user of help). Starts with Ben
Benefactor
"Her bright pink hair was _____ in the crowd." (easy to notice/standing out). Starts with Con
Conspicuous
"Activists _____ the company's harmful environmental practices." (to publicly criticize strongly). Starts with Den
Denounce
"She _____ to her previous experience without directly mentioning it." (to mention indirectly). Starts with All
Alluded
"She was _____ about traveling alone for the first time." (anxious/fearful). Starts with App
Apprehensive
"The news report was _____ and favored one political party." (opposite of fair/unbiased). Starts with Bi
Biased
"He sat quietly to _____ his next career move." (to think carefully about). Starts with Con
Contemplate
"The new technology will _____ many traditional workers." (to force out of usual place). Starts with Dis
Displace