vocabulary alleviate 2

As soon as the alarm went off at the prison to indicate a riot, (a)   broke out. All officers were rushing to get their swat gear to head to the scene.

Clint doesn’t work well with others because his (a)   attitude often led to unnecessary conflicts and arguments with his colleagues.

Although the hotel describes itself as a five-star resort, in reality its decrepit building and nasty rooms are the (a)   of a fine and upscale hotel.

When the defendant was on the stand, he was becoming angry with the lawyer’s questioning and badgering. However, he was able to (a)   his anger and to appear cool, calm, and collected.

If the debate becomes too heated and the participants start arguing, the moderator will (a)   to break up the argument.

Larry thought he had enough supporters to win the race for mayor. Much to his (a)   , however, he lost and barely got 3 percent of the vote.

Nothing got accomplished at the governor’s debate. The two candidates did nothing but trade insults and (a)   each other.

Alan has worked as an accountant for the last 10 years, but he now has a job as a construction worker. He is still trying to (a)   to working outside in extreme weather.

I hurt my back at work the other day and had to go see the doctor. He gave me a shot that helped to (a)   the pain.

The (a)   aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the kitchen, tempting everyone to take a bite.