Vocab Lists 1-4 Review

Because Amelia and Danny made a promise to each other that they would never let their romance _____, they plan a date night every week.

• emerge

• entice

• dwindle

• collaborate

Despite her preference for subtle elegance, she allowed her sister to decorate the room with _____ colors that seemed to ______ in every corner, creating a vibrant but overwhelming space.

• gaudy; emerge

• frivolous; eradicate

• chronic; dwindle

• drastic; exasperate

His _______ attempts to constantly control every detail became ______ to those around him, leading to a sense of discomfort and frustration among the team.

• diligent; contaminated

• chronic; inaudible

• fervent; irksome

• frivolous; manipulated

The doctor was puzzled by the patient's ______ and ______ symptoms, which seemed to defy typical medical explanations.

• diligent; bizarre

• drastic; gaudy

• irksome; lax

• bizarre; chronic

The company's _____ approach to safety protocols resulted in a potentially _____ accident in the workplace, emphasizing the critical need for stricter adherence to safety measures.

• figurative; incessant

• infamous; manipulated

• lax; lethal

• diligent; collaborative

The disgruntled employee, seeking to retaliate, attempted to ______ an ______ rumor about the company's CEO, hoping to tarnish their reputation.

• contaminate; allusive

• instigate; infamous

• entice; incessant

• manipulate; exasperated

Facing a strong _______ in court, the lawyer proposed a ______ change in the trial strategy to counter the challenges presented by the opposing legal team.

• allusion; diligent

• collaborator; jovial

• adversary; drastic

• alteration; bizarre

The _______ advertisements often attempt to ______ shoppers by creating a continuous and persuasive influence on their choices and preferences.

• incessant; manipulate

• bizarre; eradicate

• diligent; exasperate

• inaudible; instigate

Despite her ______ nature, she couldn't help but _____ the cruel treatment of animals in the circus.

• frivolous; exasperate

• lax; manipulate

• jovial; abhor

• inaudible; eradicate

Her speech was rich with ______ language since she added _____ to classical literature to illustrate her point about the modern political landscape.

• frivolous; adversaries

• figurative; allusions

• bizarre; allusions

• figurative; collaborations