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(v.)To regard with horror or loathing; to hate deeply

My dad _______ peanut butter very much
Abhor
(v.)to change in a formal way; to change for the better

Our government has ______ many freedoms
Amend
(.v)to slap or cuff; to strike repeatedly; to drive or force with blows; to force one's way with difficulty; a slap, blow

Football players are _______many times during the course of a game
Buffet
(n.)great confusion,disorder

The food fight in the cafeteria was utter ______
Chaos
(n.)roomy, spacious

When im at my sisters apartment I dont feel very _______
Commodious
(adj.)eating away gradually, acidlike;bitterly sarcastic

Battery acid is one of the most _______ substances
Corrosive
(v.)to see clearly, recognize

The geek squad is supposed to be able to _______ discern the difference between two materials in Best Buy
Discern
(adj.)still existing;not exterminated, destroyed, or lost

There arent many ______ from the Holocaust
Extant
(v.)to involve in, to connect with or be related to

You cannot _______ that he was the murderer
Implicate
(v.)to bury, commit to the earth; to consign to oblivion

You cannot _____ people if they are still alive
Inter
(n.)a strict disciplinarian; a sticker for the rules

Many teachers can be described as _______
Martinet
(v.)to anticipate and prevent; to remove, dispose of

Many killers cannot ______ the body very.
Obviate
(n.)one who leaves a group; a deserter, outlaw; traitorous; unconventional, unorthodox

There were many ______ during the revolutionry war
Renegade
(adj.)deserving blame or punishment

The referees were _________ for our loss in the playoffs
Reprehensible
(adj.)dark,gloomy;depressed or melancholy in spirit

The clouds outside amke me very _______
Somber
(adj.)filthy,wretched,debased

Jails are normally very _______
Squalid
(adj.disorderly,riotous,violent; stormy

Many poor countries have _____ periods
Turbulent
(adj.)oud and noisy:compelling attention

Many crowds at football games sound _________
Vociferous
(adj.)of great size;numerous;writing or speaking at great length

There were _______ amounts of people at the protest
Voluminous
(v.)to do without,give up voluntarily;to put off temporarily,defer

We cannot _____ our lives without our army
Waive