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- adjective
- Awesome is an _____________________________some people use to describe something they like. (N)
- interject
- Though I usually mind my own business, I had to _____________________________when I heard the mother screaming at her crying two year old. I simply had to interrupt her and ask her to calm down. (V)
- ejection
- Head-butting his opponent after the play was enough for the French soccer player to receive an _____________________________ from the game. (N)
- objectivity
- The science fair judges looked at the projects with _____________________________, evaluating each based upon its own merits, not personal preference. (N)
- abject
- The _____________________________poverty of some foreign countries is so miserable that citizens earn only a dollar a day. (ADJ)
- trajectory
- The _____________________________of the missile indicated that it was headed toward the naval base. Experts were able to follow its trail and prepare for the impact. (N)
- adjective
- the part of speech that modifies nouns or pronouns (N)
- dejected
- depressed in spirits; disheartened; low-spirited (ADJ)
- trajectory
- the path of a moving body or particle (N)
- objectivity
- judgment based on observation and uninfluenced by emotions or personal prejudices (N)
- ejection
- the act of driving or forcing out (N)
- subjective
- People tend to be _____________________________when judging art or music because they have certain preferences that influence their evaluation. (ADJ)
- dejected
- After the basketball team lost the divisional playoff, many of the players and their fans felt _____________________________. (ADJ)
- conjecture
- statement, opinion, or conclusion based on guesswork (N)
- abject
- utterly hopeless, miserable, or wretched (ADJ)
- projectile
- When the bullet was fired from the gun, it became a deadly _____________________________. (N)
- projectile
- an object that is fired from a gun or propelled (N)
- interject
- to insert between other elements; interpose (V)
- subjective
- taking place within an individual's mind rather than in the external environment; personal (ADJ)
- JECT-
- to throw, hurl, cast
- conjecture
- Because he did not have all of the facts or any solid proof, his conclusion that the politician was crooked was mere _____________________________, based only on his instinct. (N)