Word form 1

1.British Rail apologise for the___cancellation____of the 4.20 to Bath. CANCEL
2.I didn't believe him. His story was very___unconvincing_____. CONVINCE
3.The police said that they were awaiting further___developments______.
DEVELOP
4.I'm afraid that your report is full of ____inaccuracies_____. ACCURATE
5.The company was hit by a __succession______of crises. SUCCESS
6.Bill assured us that the__accusations______against him were untrue. ACCUSE
7. I have told you on ___numerous/innumerable_____occasions not to leave the
safe unlocked. NUMBER
8.There was a/an __unprecedented______rise in the cost of living this year.
PRECEDENT
9.Deirdre is a ___commentator_on football matches for local radio. COMMENT
10.Although we were in danger, Ann seemed quite ___unconcerned_____.
CONCERN.
1.The ____absurdity_____of the request made us all laugh. ABSURD
2.It's a ___feasible____plan, and I believe it should be instituted at once.
FEASIBILITY
3.The job was done____incompetently___, and we were extremely displeased.
COMPETENT
4.He spoke___insensitively____to her, and she began crying immediately.
SENSITIVE
5.When the automobile salesman described the car so __ambiguously_____, we
became very uneasy about buying it. AMBIGUITY
6.The meeting was __harmonious_____, and all left satisfied. HARMONY
7.Since the goal seems ____achievable___, I believe we should begin at once.
ACHIEVE
8.She seemed always to speak___controversially______, especially at our club
meeting.
CONTROVERSY
9.Her __reluctance_____in the matter was understandable. RELUCTANT
10.Opera singer Maria Callas was known for her __intense____, powerful voice.

INTENSIFY