Curiosity about the _____________ trial builds with each day.

I like to ___________ through a book before deciding to buy it.

The boards and cinder blocks are only a _____________ until the bookcase arrives.

The young performer stole the show with her _____________ charm.

Nothing could _____________ our plans to storm the fort.

During times of economic hardship, many people have only a _____________ standard of living.

Millions of poor people face the _____________ prospect of hunger.

Some famous authors are _____________ figures in society.

My parents stayed at a _____________ old inn in Stowe, Vermont.

The team of doctors and researchers worked tirelessly to _____________ the disease.

The doctor was quick to _____________ complete bed rest.

The attorney called the _____________ witness to the stand.

The voters had the _____________ regard for her ability as a leader.

Ms. Williams decided to _______________ the video before sharing it with the class to make sure it was appropriate.

He played the _____________ in one of Shakespeare's comedies.

When the factory closed and other work was scarce, many people were forced to _____________.

History is filled with examples of violent rulers taking _____________ on their enemies.

The unsuspecting spy was caught in a ______________ set by the other side.

The social network was looking to hire a creative person with a _____________ personality.

(adj.) unnamed, without the name of the person involved (writer, composer, etc.); unknown; lacking individuality or character

(adj.) waiting to be settled

(prep.) until

(v.) to handle very economically or stingily; to supply in a way that is small, short, or scanty

(adj.) active, energetic, forceful

(n.) punishment in return for an injury or a wrong; unusual force or violence

(v.) to root out, get rid of, destroy completely

(n.) something seen in advance; (v.) to view beforehand

(v.) to trap, catch; (n.) a trap or entanglement

(adj.) odd or old-fashioned in a pleasing way; clever, ingenious; skilfully made

(adj.) stern, merciless; fierce, savage, cruel

Synonyms for browse

Synonyms for reluctant (select all)

to handle very economically or stingily

greatest, highest, farthest

holding back, hesitant

A synonym for quaint

standing out as to be easilty seen

The opposite of eradicate is: