English, 22.07.2021 01:00 TylerBerk5309

1. Many organized religions follow a specific - dogma
- acclamation
- apparation
- transmutation
to ensure that their beliefs are consistent.

2."My research topic is too
- austere
- dogmatic
- acclaimed
- obscure
to be interesting," Blake complained. "How can I make it easier for the class to understand?"

3. Using her sewing machine when necessary, Mabel managed to
- sustain
- recapitulate
- acclaim
- ransmute
the curtains into a new dress.

4. “All I need is a little food and water for
- recapitulation
- apparition
- sustenance
- acclamation
, and I will be ready to go," said Michael.

5. Be sure to
- transmute
- acclaim
- recapitulate
- sustain
the main ideas of your essay in your final paragraph.

6. Justin's understated,
- dogmatic
- austere
- transmutable
- obscure
suit and tie made him look even more serious than usual.

7. The movie was released to wide
- acclamation
- apparition
- recapitulation
- transmutation
and admiration from critics and fans alike.

8. The sudden
- acclamation
- recapitbulatlion
- apparition
- transmutation
of her long-lost friend at her birthday party made June's eyes fill with tears.

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1. Many organized religions follow a specific - dogma
- acclamation
- apparation
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