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We got (a)   lost and had to ask the way to our hotel. HOPE

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We have no (a)   to answer the questions. OBLIGED

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I was thrilled when I got news of my (a)   to the design school. ACCEPT

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You must be (a)   when you meet him as he's very important. RESPECT

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His idea is to (a)   children by letting them follow their own interests. EDUCATION

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The costume she wore was absolutely (a)   but very amusing. RIDICULE

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I'm (a)   sure that their business idea will succeed. ABSOLUTE

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Could you (a)   exactly what you want me to do? CLEAR

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If she has something of (a)   to say, she will call back. IMPORTANT.

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It was rather (a)   of Mike to criticise her friend's new beanie. SENSITIVE

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Producing cheap copies of designer clothes is (a)   .

LEGAL

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Getting into the best university in the country was Jane's great (a)   . ACHIEVE

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You shouldn't have spent so much on this blouse. It was quite (a)   of you. RESPONSIBLE.

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It was rather (a)   of Mark to attend his sister's wedding reception in faded jeans. POLITE