intensity
pomposity
propensity
monstrosity
impetuosity
hypocrite
plebiscite
exquisite
requisite
perquisite
reconcile
conciseness
disinfectant
amphitheatre
sanctimonious
A sanctimonious hypocrite evinced great propensity to deceit. Part beast, part bird, the creature was a monstrosity. The pomposity of the speaker aroused the animosity of his audience. The immensity of the amphitheatre was revealed by the intensity of the light. Conciseness of style is preferable to verbosity. A diversity of opinion exists as to the utility of disinfectants. A suite of exquisitely fitted rooms is a perquisite of the viceroy's. Explain the requisite qualifications for a voter in the plebiscite on local option. A stubborn perversity of will may accompany impetuosity of action.
18 (Review)
ecstasy
assuage
amateur
exquisite
identical
schedule
obeisance
subpœna
hypocrite
efficiency
transient
veterinary
hemorrhage
eccentricity
pretext
optical
warily
mirage
illusion
cymbals
humane
chemise
embezzle
primitive
semaphore
crucifixion
inseparable
sauer-kraut
Has he the remedies requisite to assuage the stevedore's hemorrhage? A subpœna cut short the amateur's ecstasy. These concise schedules are not identical. A mirage is a transient optical illusion. No allusion was made to the veterinary's apostasy, but his eccentricity is plain. The mace is a symbol of authority. His offer to play the cymbals was merely a pretext for soliciting alms. An eminent physician was most humane in prescribing for the wretch, who was in imminent danger. Sea-sickness induced violent retching. The secretary has a record of the ayes and noes.