(adjective) open to more than one interpretation; unclear

(verb) to assert the opposite of a statement made by someone else

(adjective) having or showing a feeling of patronizing superiority

(verb) to cause someone to become hostile or angry

(noun) sympathetic pity or concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others

(verb) for something bad to happen to someone or something

(verb) to add to something in a way that makes it perfect or complete

(verb) to begin to grow or increase rapidly; to flourish

(adjective) logical and consistent; forming a whole

Even though he had many questions, he chose to _____ to his childhood religion.

After the United States left Afghanistan, many were surprised to see the rule of the Taliban so quickly _____ the Afghan people.

Because he did not communicate the directions clearly, the students felt the assignment expectations were _____.

During the debate, her opponent decided to ______ her in an unscholarly way.

There was _____ in her eyes despite the humor in her voice.

Their knowledge of the arts will _____ their knowledge of the sciences.

As their senior year approached, the feeling of adult freedom began to _____ within them.

After the car accident, it took me a while to piece together a _____ story of what took place.

Though his attitude was not warm, it did not come across as _____.

Because the two theories do not similarly explain the same process, they _____ one another and will be the cause of argument in the field.