The (a)   in the party was very festive and jolly.

The toddler seemed overly (a)   on her mother, crying every time she left her even for a second.

As I was daydreaming in class, the teacher’s voice continued to (a)   on in the background.

If the castle is truly (a)   , our enemies will never gain access to the king.

A persuasive ad was used to (a)   teenagers to wear their seatbelts and put their phones down while driving.

This speech not only made a strong (a)   , but created excitement in the room.

When he shouts, he has a very (a)   voice; it could break glass.

When the storm quiets, the waters will (a)   from the beach.

The children tried to (a)   their laughter during class but couldn’t hold back their giggles for long.

Without the (a)   clue, we will never be able to solve the mystery.