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The monarch chose to __________ from the throne, leaving the kingdom in shock.
The monarch chose to __________ from the throne, leaving the kingdom in shock.
abdicate
The news article showed a clear political __________ in its coverage of the election.
The news article showed a clear political __________ in its coverage of the election.
bias
The villain hatched a __________ plan to outsmart the superhero.
The villain hatched a __________ plan to outsmart the superhero.
devious
The judge remained __________, treating all parties fairly during the trial.
The judge remained __________, treating all parties fairly during the trial.
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Change is __________; we must adapt to new circumstances in life.
Change is __________; we must adapt to new circumstances in life.
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When writing, it's important to __________ unnecessary information to keep the text concise.
When writing, it's important to __________ unnecessary information to keep the text concise.
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The flight was surprisingly __________, taking off and landing right on time.
The flight was surprisingly __________, taking off and landing right on time.
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Conservation efforts are necessary to __________ biodiversity and ecosystems.
Conservation efforts are necessary to __________ biodiversity and ecosystems.
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The detective's __________ perception helped solve the perplexing case.
The detective's __________ perception helped solve the perplexing case.
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Many plants go __________ during the winter months, awaiting the warmth of spring.
Many plants go __________ during the winter months, awaiting the warmth of spring.
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Study Notes
Vocabulary in Context
- Abdicate: to give up a position of power or responsibility, often in a formal or official way
- Bias: a tendency to support or oppose a particular person, group, or idea, often in a way that is unfair or unjust
- Ingenious: extremely clever or original, often in a cunning or deceitful way
- Impartial: not supporting or opposing either side in a conflict, argument, or dispute
- Inevitable: certain to happen and impossible to avoid or prevent
- Omit: to leave out or exclude something, often to make something shorter or more concise
- Punctual: happening or done at the exact time arranged or expected
- Preserve: to protect or keep something from harm, damage, or destruction
- Astute: having a quick and clever mind, often able to notice and understand things that are not immediately apparent
- Dormant: not active or growing, often because of a lack of suitable conditions or opportunities
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