Vocab List 2 - Ender Simpson

6. He would “______” the man to slowly salivate at the scent of pine trees, to great success.
9. Reasoning He had “______” for his beliefs, but it was not conducive to his peers' goals.
10. There were a “______” of reasons that the accused was clearly not guilty, but some may have still stuck with the persecution.
12. His feeling of “______” was palpable, and the incredible presence of dislike he held thickened the air.
14. The argument added nothing to the debate, due to its “______” nature and structuring.
15. He would be forced to “______” the information to the student, as he wasn't the brightest.
17. He was able to “______” the answer to the quiz, mainly because it was in the next question.
18. Tone The analytical essay required an “______," so he made that his top priority in writing.
19. The “______” of the opposing counterclaim was solid, and did not provide much wiggle room.

1. The “______” he felt was immensely cleansing, and he felt he could now properly work on his paper, without distraction.
2. the “______” nature of his case was the ultimate downfall of the acclaimed lawyer.
3. The “______” of the accused by the judge was enough for the jury to wholeheartedly agree with him.
4. the “______” the man provided would be appreciated throughout the boy's family for years to come.
5. The paladin was considered “______” by his comrades, as it meant he was never quite able to have just as much fun as the rogue of the party.
6. The “______” of the argument was entirely irrelevant to the conversation.
7. The loss of the limb was “______," and the disease wouldn't stop there; in time, nothing may be salvageable.
8. The death sentence of the man was to be “______” until the information was properly reviewed.
11. He had to make a proper “______," but the other side of the debate had a much more stable claim.
13. He was “______” by the immense weight of his armor.
16. The peasants were nothing compared to Henry VII, “______” of England.