Opulence most nearly means

The Surgeon asked for a clamp in order to stop the hemorrhage

Chasm most nearly means

Smarmy exuded charisma, but the seamen were still nervous about the mission

Extol most nearly means

The proud cadet burnished his medals.

Fiscal most nearly means

Brains are a valuable Commodity

Indigenous most nearly means

In addition to being a well-respected officer, Gen. Gourmand was a connoisseur of French cuisine

Blasphemy most nearly means

Pauper most nearly means

Zenith most nearly means

Dearth most nearly means

Workmans's medal told fellow soldiers she epitomized bravery.

Circuitous most nearly means

Rudimentary most nearly means

Innate most nearly means

Umbrage most nearly means

Self-esteem is intrinsic to success in life

Malign most nearly means

The CO called the company clerk a paragon of efficiency

Dissension most nearly means

Platitude most nearly means

Imperative most nearly means

Boon most nearly means

The major's pre-mission speech warned the company that camouflage of themselves and their equipment was key to safe and successful recon

Telemetry most nearly means

Criterion most nearly means

Articulate most nearly means

Throughout much of history, Christmas Day was considered sacrosanct, and soldiers on both sides lay down their weapons.

When they reached the shoreline of the enemy's island bastion, the marines nodded to each other in silent victory

The sudden silhouette in the moonlit jungle made the sentry grip his rifle, but it was only the corporal who was his relief.

Curtail most nearly means

Imperative most nearly means