Show or represent

(a)  

Cause (something) to occur in a particular way

(a)  

Entirely lacking or free from

(a)  

Recognize or ascertain what makes (something or someone) different

(a)  

Spread out over a large area

(a)  

Leave the main subject temporarily in speech or writing

(a)  

Make or become less

(a)  

A lack of compatibility or similarity between two or more facts

(a)  

Willing or positive about an action, belief, or attitude

(a)  

The bully continued to (a)   the poor boy by making fun of him in front of all their classmates.

The picture Madonna and Child (a)   (s) Mary and her baby, Jesus.

Our choice to stay out pass curfew (a)   (ed) our fate: we were grounded by our parents.

Her face was (a)   of emotion; I thought that she would be obviously sad after her boyfriend broke up with her.

I can't (a)   Ella and Emily, my two best friends who are twins.

There was no sound; I noticed that my cat had passed gas only when the smell (a)   (ed) throughout the room.

When I try to study with a group, we never get much done because we always (a)   from the content we are supposed to be studying.

I hate when people get engaged at weddings; it (a)   (s/es) the attention from the bride and groom.

When there was a recount of the votes, a (a)   was found, and the original outcome overturned.

Because you were so nice to me, I am (a)   to help you study for the test.