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506. neurology – The neurology department treats stroke and Alzheimer’s patients.
507. nocturnal – Raccoons and other nocturnal animals are usually most active at
night.
509. headdress – The actress adjusted her hair to fit inside the large headdress.
510. plague – The deadly plague spread quickly through the impoverished country.
511. celebratory – Everyone was in a celebratory mood after the big victory.
512. marsupial – The marsupial exhibit included information on kangaroos and koalas.
515. philosophy – Dad’s philosophy says I should work hard now to get a good job
later.
518. pollutant – Great efforts were made to remove the pollutant from the water.
519. abdicate – Don’t abdicate your responsibility for your part of the group project.
520. pedestal – I’ve always put Aunt Molly on a pedestal because of her many talents.
521. erratic – The rabbit cut an erratic path through the freshly fallen snow.
522. populous – The most populous regions of the world are often the poorest.
523. strategic – The fleet made strategic movements around unsafe areas of the sea.
524. demeanor – The jury could tell by the witness’s demeanor she was telling the
truth.
525. relinquish – The out-going queen was relieved to relinquish her crown.
527. aqueduct – The aqueduct carried water for 10 miles, down into the valley.
528. coincidental – It was purely coincidental that Jack and Jay were on the same flight.
529. lyrical – Her rich voice and quaint accent made her statements almost lyrical.
530. magnificence – It’s hard to describe the magnificence of the Grand Canyon.
531. repellent – We should stock up on insect repellent before we hike in the woods.
532. hideous – The motorcycle accident left a hideous scar across his entire face.
534. apparatus – The aspiring gymnast wanted to master every apparatus possible.
537. mustache – Gramps trims his bushy mustache about once a week.
538. aghast – Mrs. Prim was aghast to see a mouse running across her kitchen floor.
539. eloquent – The guest speaker was both eloquent and informative.
541. austerity – The city had to go on an austerity budget because of reduced income.
542. foliage – We took a driving tour to see the colorful fall foliage.
544. tambourine – The percussion player switched between a drum and a tambourine.
549. translucent – The light covering of frost made the window translucent.
552. opaque – The opaque office door allowed interviews to proceed in privacy.
554. threshold – With fresh training, Jess was on the threshold of a new career.
556. hippopotamus – The hippopotamus was much large than we had imagined.
559. crustaceans – Some people are allergic not only to shrimp, but to all crustaceans.
560. rhubarb – Because rhubarb is very tart, most rhubarb recipes call for a lot of
sugar.
561. aluminum – We always cover the cooking rack of the grill with aluminum foil.
562. marionette – The puppeteer was concealed, so all we saw was the marionette.
563. wholly – Our staff is wholly committed to providing the best health care possible.
569. embroidery – Her long skirt was decorated with colorful embroidery.
572. sassafras –Lisa vows that drinking sassafras tea will cure any sickness.
579. lacrosse – The lacrosse player propelled the ball into his opponent’s goal.
580. defunct – The now defunct company is still paying its creditors.
587. rhapsody – The composer was most famous for his intriguing rhapsody.
588. abscess – He went to the dentist because of a painful abscess in his tooth.
589. choreography – The choreography in the high school musical was very well done.
591. treacherous – The icy roads made for a treacherous drive across the city.
592. aeronautics – The plane was designed using the latest advances in aeronautics.
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