Weekly Vocabulary (7)

____________ complete and total
Example: You can't predict the future with ____________ certainty.

• burden
• absolute
• compel
• invariably

___________ to give a right to (someone) 
Example: This coupon will _________ you to a free ice cream cone.

• burden
• pursuit
• rejoice
• entitle

_____________ to feel joyful; be delighted
Example: There was much __________ when the soldiers returned home.

• burden
• rejoice
• compel
• invitable

___________ constantly, never changing; staying the same
Example: Jim is forgetful, and he will __________  misplace his wallet.

• pursuit
• absolute
• inevitably
• invariably

_____________ sure to happen

Example: They are just trying to delay the ____________.

• inevitable
• pursuit
• compel
• invariably

_____________ following or chasing something or someone; trying to achieve something

Example: I hope that each of you will continue your ___________ of a good education.

• compel
• pursuit
• burden
• absolute

__________ something very heavy; someone or something that is very difficult to accept, do, or deal with

Example: Taking care of a younger sibling can sometimes be a _____.

• entitle
• rejoice
• burden
• inevitable

_________ to force (someone) to do something
Example: These are the reasons that _________ me to quit my job.

• compel
• entitle
• rejoice
• burden