<Adverse, averse>. He was ____ to going. Their answer was ____.
<Advice, counsel>. In this emergency he sought ____. He asked my ____ as to the best place to hang the picture.
<Aggravate, irritate>. To let these mishaps ____ you is to ____ your suffering.
<Allusion, illusion>. It is an ____ to suppose that I made any ____ to you.
<Allusion, reference>. It was more than a possible ____; it was an unmistakable ____.
<Amateur, novice>. Though we call him a(n) ____, he is in skill by no means the ____ you might think him.
<Ambiguous, equivocal>. You are unintentionally ____. These words are deliberately ____.
<Anticipate, expect>. Since we ____ the enemy to advance, would it not be wise to ____ him?
<Appearance, aspect>. He was handsome in ____. The ____ of the sky was ominous.
<Apprehend, comprehend>. "Lovers and madmen have such seething brains, Such shaping fantasies, that ____ More than cool reason ever ____."