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reflected off the CUTS of the diamond - SYNONYM
setbacks
frays
facets
bungles
shock that left them DAZED and speechless - SYNONYM
headstrong
ravenous
setback
numb
lip smacking sounds of the FAMISHED eaters - SYNONYM
ravenous
smug
headstrong
refuted
to expect yet another HOLDUP - SYNONYM
bungle
setback
commentary
refute
should not LOITER in the hall - SYNONYM
inhabitant
bungle
tarry
fray
after they BOTCHED the job - SYNONYM
frayed
smug
blustered
bungled
flashing that HAUGHTY grin - SYNONYM
smug
refuted
ravenous
pacify
tried to CONTRADICT her argument - SYNONYM
facet
bungle
commentary
refute
needs to HURRY to get ready - ANTONYM
duration
tarry
bluster
acute
could never SUPPORT their opinion - ANTONYM
commentary
eerie
duration
refute
presenting a MODEST outlook - ANTONYM
numbed
smug
commentary
eerie
hopes to SUCCEED at her job - ANTONYM
synopsis
fray
bungle
headstrong
maintains a PEACE OF MIND despite his actions - ANTONYM
bluster
duration
acute
remorse
to delay leaving; to linger, wait, or stay
refute
setback
smug
tarry
a brief statement or summary
synopsis
fray
facet
inhabitant
to prove to be incorrect
smug
refute
setback
inhabitant
overly self-satisfied, self-righteous. Conceited or complacent.
smug
remorse
headstrong
numb
a noisy fight, brawl, or quarrel; to wear away or irritate
inhabitant
headstrong
numb
fray
to be faithful; accuracy in details, exactness
acute
bluster
duration
fidelity
one living permanently in a given place
fidelity
inhabitant
facet
fray
to make peaceful, calm or soothe
headstrong
numb
pacify
fray
one aspect or side of a subject or problem; a cut surface of a gem
facet
numb
remorse
refute
greedy, very hungry; eager for satisfaction, starving
smug
synopsis
pacify
ravenous
to act in a noisy and threatening way; stormy gusts; loud and threatening
duration
eerie
acute
bluster
with a sharp point; alert; rising quickly to a high point and lasting for a short time.
acute
duration
fray
pacify
to work clumsily and awkwardly; to ruin something through clumsiness
bluster
fray
pacify
bungle
The accused person must have the chance to __________ the charges against him or her.
headstrong
remorse
refute
setback
Do you think it is a good idea to ________ the crying child by giving her a lillipop?
pacify
numb
fray
bungle
Because of our inexperience, we _____________ the repair job so badly that the entire motor had to be replaced.
frayed
pacified
refuted
bungled
We had only eaten a light breakfast before the hike, so by the afternoon we were ________________.
blustered
smug
ravenous
headstrong
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