Vocabulary 7

The professor's voice was _____ and clear, and his students found him easy to understand. He was able to explain complex concepts in a way that was both engaging and informative. He also had a knack for making his lectures interesting and entertaining. As a result, his students were always eager to attend his classes.

• depredation

• articulate

• palatable

• commend

1. The judge _____ the jury for their careful consideration of the evidence. He said that they had reached a fair and just verdict.

• articulate

• prevade

• collaberate

• commend

There has been a low rate of _____ with the new law

• imprudent

• compliance
• proposition

• renounce

Researchers around the world are ____ to develop a new vaccine

• collaberate

• irasible

• imprudent

• indicative

• The _____ of the environment is destroying hundreds of species each year.

• compliance

• onslaught

• depredation

• subjugated

The team ____ in their victory. They had worked hard all season, and now they were finally champions. They hugged each other, jumped up and down, and chanted their team's name. The fans in the stands cheered and waved their flags. It was a moment of pure joy for everyone involved.

• collaberate

• exult

• compliance

• palatable

The old man was known for his ____ temper. He would often fly off the handle at the slightest provocation, and his outbursts were always accompanied by a great deal of yelling and cursing. His neighbors were all afraid of him, and they would go out of their way to avoid him whenever possible.

• irascible

• proposition

• imprudent

• renounce

It was an ____ decision for the young man to go out drinking with his friends the night before his big job interview. He knew he should have been getting a good night's sleep, but he couldn't resist the temptation to let loose and have some fun. He ended up staying out late and drinking too much, and the next morning he woke up feeling hungover and exhausted. He tried to rally himself for the interview, but he couldn't focus and his answers were all over the place. As a result, he didn't get the job.

• surrecptitiously

• irascible

• indicative

• imprudent

• "___ Delivery Date means an estimated delivery date provided to the Customer".

• imprudent

• onslaught

• indicative

• proposition

• "Yet again he got to his feet and was reeling against the ropes under another ____ when the referee moved in to halt the contest".

• renounce

• depredation

• prevade

• onslaught