Vocabulary Exercise

Fill in the blanks.

1. He has never been ................................ to his

wife.

infaithful

unfaithful

2. Twenty or thirty years ago, same sex marriage

was ..............................

inthinkable

unthinkable

3. Why should you get angry over such an

................................ remark?

unoffensive

inoffensive

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4. His contribution to the family coffers has

always been ..................................

unsignificant

insignificant

5. Companies using ...............................

marketing strategies should be sued.

intruthful

untruthful

6. I was pretty ................................ today.

inproductive

unproductive

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7. The beauty of Venice is simply

................................

uncomparable

incomparable

8. He went through ................................

hardships.

unimaginable

inimaginable

9. .............................. felling of trees must be

stopped.

Indiscriminate

Undiscriminate

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10. She was an ............................. wife.

undemanding

indemanding

11. His ............................... views on marriage

raised many eyebrows.

inorthodox

unorthodox

12. His involvement in the conspiracy is

...............................

indeniable

undeniable

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Answers
He has never been unfaithful to his wife.
Twenty or thirty years ago, same sex marriage was unthinkable.
Why should you get angry over such an inoffensive remark?
His contribution to the family coffers has always been insignificant.
Companies using untruthful marketing strategies should be sued.
I was pretty unproductive today.
The beauty of Venice is simply incomparable.
He went through unimaginable hardships.
Indiscriminate felling of trees must be stopped.
She was an undemanding wife.
His unorthodox views on marriage raised many eyebrows.
His involvement in the conspiracy is undeniable.

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