Multiple-Meaning Words
Write the missing word in each sentence. Each word is used more than once, with a different meaning each time.
- Fiction is obliged to ________________ to possibilities. Truth isn't.
- Are you a huge ________________ of trains?
- I am not a ________________ of shrimp.
- That must've been a ________________.
- You shouldn't ________________ things.
- I don't want to ________________ the boat.
- My father caught me by the ________________.
- He's quite ________________, isn't he?
- Speak softly and carry a big ________________.
- I'd give my right ________________ to be ambidextrous.
- You don't have to ________________ at me like that.
- Many English words ________________ from Latin.
- Take your time. There's no ________________.
- Which do you like better, ________________ music or classical music?
- Scientists study ________________ cells to repair damaged tissue.
- We were using a ________________ as a seat.
- This is the first time I've ever walked with a ________________.
- Can you turn the ________________ on?
- She sat on the ________________ of the sofa.
- When I ________________ my fingers, you'll wake up.
- ________________ out of it! You haven't done a thing all week.
- The big green plant was starting to droop at the ________________.
- It's one o'clock ________________.
- This knife is not ________________ enough.
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