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By the time you are old enough to enter the workforce, many (vocations, sages) that are important today may not even exist anymore.

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As the defense attorney left the courtroom, he was (waylaid, designated) by a group of eager reporters trying to get a statement from him.

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With the other team ten points ahead and only a few minutes left to play, our hopes of victory began to (gloat, wither).

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Since I am convinced that violence always creates more problems than it solves, I have become a (pacifist, bigot).

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The children who are admitted free to the ball game will be allowed to sit only in certain (designated, motivated) parts of the stands.

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To (restrict, slake) our curiosity, you will have to tell us everything that happened during that strange trip.

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No matter what it may cost me to carry out, I will never break my sacred (vow, illusion).

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Before we begin our backpacking trip, we should have a good idea of the (vocation, terrain) we are going to cover.

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Has it ever occurred to you that your belief that you are a superior person and a natural leader may be no more than a(n) (illusion, barrage).

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Just how and why two people fall in love is a(n) (queue, enigma) that no scientist has ever been able to explain.

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A good loser doesn't sulk over defeat; a good winner doesn't (gloat, vow) after victory.

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Since you have so many prejudices of your own, you should think twice before you accuse other people of being (enigmas, bigots).

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A great teacher not only makes the material of the course understandable but also (infuriates, motivates) the students to want to learn more.

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World War II was truly (global, pacifist) struggle, fought in all parts of the world by people of every race and background.

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She is never bored because she has a great (enigma, diversity) of interests, ranging from folk dancing to mathematics.

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The applicants for the job will have to (queue, slake) up in an orderly way and wait their turns to be interviewed.

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Entangled in the trapper's net, the (infuriated, withered) lion roared in helpless anger.

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When the speaker asked for opinions from the audience, he was greeted with a (barrage, terrain) of critical remarks and angry questions.

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Her analysis of what is wrong with our city government seems to me remarkably (sage, global) and helpful.