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detest the creation of the atom bomb

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dismissed the petty lawsuit

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was preoccupied with thoughts of food while dieting

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to be regarded as an unknown

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may strengthen your ability to resist colds

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resisted efforts to overthrow the monarchy

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validate the contract

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enthusiastic about new experiences

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disband the troops

(adj) elaborately decorated; showily splendid

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regarded me as a complete NONENTITY

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an overly ORNATE writing style

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MUSTERED UP all their energies

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OUSTED the offending officials

The state legislators voted by an overwhelming majority to _____ the out-of-date law.

Battle-hardened soldiers may tend to become a bit ____ about the dangers they face.

When you write a research paper, you should always uses appropriate facts to _____ your case.

Social critics ____ what they believe is a widespread decline in good manners.

I'll ignore your ____ suggestions.

You will need to _____ your courage to face the bully who has been tormenting you.

We may not be movie stars, but we did not deserve to be treated as _____ by the presumptuous and haughty headwatiter.

If you allow yourself to ____ over a fear of failure, you will find it difficult or even impossible to achieve your goals in life.

If you ask me, an _____ gilded frame distracts the viewer's eye from a simple drawing.

Military leaders _____ the duly elected president and took over the government.

To make ineffective or inoperative

A person or thing of no importance

To bring together for service; to gather or summon

indifferent; bored as a result of having enjoyed many pleasures

To remove or drive out of a position or place

To support, give a boost to; a long pillow or cushion