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Confusable Words: Devout, Devoted, Momentary and Momentous Exercise

August 5, 2023 A2pdf

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1God is ...............
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"Gracious" means kind, merciful, or showing divine kindness.
2He ............... in sports.
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"Excels" means does something extremely well.
3He spent the last few years of his life in ...............
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"Exile" means the state of being forced to live away from one's country or home.
4He is a ............... Muslim.
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"Devout" means deeply religious.
5She is a ............... mother.
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"Devoted" means very loving and loyal.
6We are going through a difficult ............... at the moment.
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"Phase" means a stage or period in a process.
7Carrots can be eaten cooked or ...............
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"Raw" means not cooked.
8He is very ............... in his behavior.
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"Childish" means immature or behaving badly like a child.
9His good deeds need to be ...............
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"Commended" means praised or approved of.
10Most of the pleasures of life are ...............
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"Momentary" means lasting for only a short time.
11It was a ............... occasion.
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"Momentous" means very important or significant.
12A ............... person will never support a wrong cause.
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"Righteous" means morally good or fair.

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  1. God is gracious.
  2. He excels in sports.
  3. He spent the last few years of his life in exile.
  4. He is a devout Muslim.
  5. She is a devoted mother.
  6. We are going through a difficult phase at the moment.
  7. Carrots can be eaten cooked or raw.
  8. He is very childish in his behavior.
  9. His good deeds need to be commended.
  10. Most of the pleasures of life are momentary.
  11. It was a momentous occasion.
  12. A righteous person will never support a wrong cause.

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