Sentence Completion Flashcards
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The scientist's findings were so ___ that even her colleagues who had doubted her were convinced.
Answer: compelling
If doubters were convinced, the findings must have been compelling (powerfully persuasive).
Though the film received ___ reviews, audiences seemed to enjoy it despite the critics' opinions.
Answer: scathing
Since audiences enjoyed it 'despite' the reviews, the reviews must have been negative — scathing.
The negotiations had reached a ___; neither side was willing to make any further concessions.
Answer: stalemate
When no side will make concessions, talks are stuck in a stalemate.
The historian was known for her ___ research, leaving no primary source unchecked.
Answer: meticulous
Checking every primary source describes meticulous (extremely careful and thorough) research.
His speech was ___, touching on dozens of topics without exploring any in depth.
Answer: rambling
Covering many topics without depth describes rambling speech.
After months of drought, the farmers were ___ when rain finally came.
Answer: elated
Relief and joy after months of hardship makes elated (very happy) the most fitting emotion.