Is the word used correctly: The legitimate curtains hung in the window, swaying slightly in the breeze.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: The politician's constant equivocation frustrated the audience.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: The church became a compunction for those seeking refuge.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: A brawl broke out at the bar after a heated argument.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: She looked at him with pure stunned.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: She let out a sharp grapple when she saw the accident.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: His pompous attitude alienated his colleagues.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: His futile to the situation was maddening.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: The plan seemed conceivable, though risky.

• Yes

• No

Is the word used correctly: Her articulation of complex ideas was impressive.

• Yes

• No