Concede, conciliate, concoct, condemn, condense, condone, confiscate, conform, confound, confront

Concede, conciliate, concoct, condemn, condense, condone, confiscate, conform, confound, confront

1. The chef was known for his ability to _______________________ delicious and unique dished using unusual ingredients.

2. She made an effort to _______________________ her angry coworkers by apologizing for her mistake.

3. She had to _______________________ her ear of public speaking when she was asked to give a presentation.

4. The police _______________________ the illegal drugs found during a raid on the suspect’s house.

5. The teacher does not _______________________ cheating on tests and will give a failing grade to anyone caught doing so.

6. When writing your research paper, try to _______________________ your ideas into a concise and clear thesis statement.

7. The unexpected turn of events seemed to _______________________ everyone in the room.

8. After a long and contentious debate, he finally _______________________ that his opponent had a valid point.

9. It’s important to _______________________ to safety regulations when working in a hazardous environment.

10. It is important for leaders to publicly _______________________ acts of violence and promote peace and unity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1. concoct

2. conciliate

3. confront

4. confiscated

5. condone

6. condense

7. confound

8. conceded

9. conform

10. condemn