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advocate

to argue for, recommend to urge

Sentence:


The _____ urged for us to buy his new line of shampoo.

attribute

to consider as caused by something else

Sentence:


Sally was being an ______ when she punched Sadie because later Sadie punched Lissa.

capacious

spacious, roomy

Synonyms:


extended, broad



conservative

favoring tradintional views, against change

Antonym:


liberal



forfeit

to give up or surrender

Sentence:


Billy had to _____ the dodge ball game because he broke his wrist.

humane

marked by compassion or tenderness for humans or animals

Sentence:


Shawn loves puppies and kittens and rabbits, his mother calls him ______.

inaugurate

1. to begin


2. to officially bring into office

Synonyms:


introduce, open



liberal

1. favoring progress and reform over tradition


2. generous

Antonym:


liberal

plausible

believable

Sentence:


Callie's statement that cows go "moo" was _______.

recourse

the option of having someone or something for help

Sentence:


Bob needed a _________ to help him do his math homework.



renown

widespread fame

Synonyms:


celebrity, glory

servile

groveling or extremely submissive

Antonym:


dominant



tirade

a long, violent speech

Sentence:


When Katie upset him Ryan screamed a loud ____ and hurt Katie's feelings.

ultimate

last, final or greatest

Sentence:


At Keira's _____ dodge ball game she hit 10 people and won the whole thing.

wage

to carry on a battle or conflict

Synonyms:


pursue