Michelle TOEFL Vocabulary 21 November

The story was so (a)   that I couldn't put the book down—it was truly interesting and engaging.

The ancient ruins have been standing for (a)   , or thousands of years, showing the lasting power of these old civilizations.

The philosopher's ideas were (a)   , dealing with abstract concepts like existence and the nature of reality.

1. She has an (a)   for animals, meaning she feels a natural connection and love for them.

After the heavy rains, the streets were (a)   with water, making it hard for cars to pass through.

The artist arranged the flowers (a)   , making sure they looked beautiful and balanced.

The teacher (a)   the instructions clearly so that every student understood what to do.

1. The chef added (a)   and saffron to the dish, giving it a bright yellow color and a unique flavor.

The house had several (a)   , like doors that led nowhere and oddly shaped windows, making it quite unusual.

1. He has a (a)   to forget his homework, meaning he often leaves it at home.