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Grade 10 Multiple Choice and Spelling (Crossword) <i>uses more difficult words</i>

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Grade 10 Multiple Choice and Spelling (Crossword) uses more difficult words

Synonyms
(Answer ID # 1086815)



					4	3
11
			6	2
	5
1
7

			12

	9

		10

		8

Down

binding, obligatory, hard and fast, involuntary

mandatory	haven
animosity	animasity
innumerable	innnumerable
ardent	heven
mendatory

inclination, heart, tendency, eccentricity

adjacent	abridge
abridgi	mettlle
inadvirtent	inadvertent
mettle	adjacen
inter

conflict, wrangle, warfare, open quarrel

haven	altercation
ardentt	dubious
eqoilibrium	altircation
dbious	equilibrium
ardent

cajole, roast, dare, chaff, mockery, face, kid, joke, fun, brave

insatiable	adjacint
insitiable	adjacent
banter	doleful
martial	mmartial
dooleful

careless, unintentional, unthought, unobservant, unpremeditated, loose, unpremeditated, thoughtless, heedless, derelict

inadvirtent	mesmerize
mesmerrize	singullar
maaze	inadvertent
singular	maze
mettle

Across

at hand, pending, about to be, close, proximate, immediate, looming, inevitable, near, inescapable

immminent	adjacent
imminent	derogatory
adjacnt	decorum
mandatory	mendatory
derogaory

next to, adjoining, handy, contiguous, nearby, alongside, face to face, near, touching, attached, immediate, end to end

adjacent	intor
docile	mesmerize
metle	docili
mettle	inter
adjecent

opprobrium, minimize, unbelieve, shoot, dispute, puncture, explode, reflection

innumerable	abrdge
deface	animosity
abridge	discredit
anmosity	disscredit
diface

prettify, restore, deck out, rejuvenate

haress	refurbish
dolleful	doleful
derogatory	docerim
decorum	dergatory
harass

10.

shameless, suspect, improbable, questionable, debatable, uncertain, unsteady, controversial, indecisive, undecided

dubious	maze
abridge	mazze
altercation	iltercatoon
dobaius	abbridge
discredit

11.

plague, pain, tease, pester, trouble, terrorize, bother, maraud, disturb, bluster out of, strain, foray, harry, badger, annoy

inadvertent	insatiable
deface	harass
banter	inadverteent
haras	insatiaable
defece

12.

absolute monarch, dictator, martinet, commissar

ontor	dcile
marrtial	inter
docile	despo
despot	confidant
martial