혼동 단어 STN 정리 자료

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1. Long ago, Native Alaskans learned how to [ adapt / adopt ] to the cold weather.
2. They [ adapted / adopted ] two children from China.

 

3. You will be employed to [ assist / resist ] in the development of new equipment.
4. The party leader [ assisted / resisted ] demands for this resignation.

 

5. I was just [ complimenting / complementing ] Robert on his wonderful food.
6. The music [ complimenting / complementing ] her voice perfectly.

 

7. He is good at [ devising / revising ] card games that we can play with students.

 

8. When he started fighting, it took four police officers to [ restrain / restrict ] him.
9. Having small children really [ restrains / restricts ] your social life.

 

10. Are you [ implying / inferring ] I'm fat?
11. I [ implied / inferred ] from her expression that she wanted to leave.

 

12. Americans were [ afflicted / inflicted ] by Civil war.
13. The judge [ afflicted / inflicted ] the death penalty on the criminal.

 

14. Please [ inspect / suspect ] your father's will carefully.
15. I [ inspect / suspect ] him to be a liar.

 

16. The ozone layer blocks some harmful rays which the sun [ emits / omits ].
17. Please don’t [ emit / omit ] any details, no matter how trivial they may seem.

 

18. His business [ expanded / expended ] rapidly.
19. You [ expand / expend ] so much effort for so little return.

 

20. The best way to [ explore / exploit / explode ] the countryside is on foot.
21. He lived in a country that [ explored / exploited / exploded ] the peasant labor.
22. A bomb [ explored / exploited / exploded ] at one of London's busiest railway stations this morning.

23. Smoking certainly [ contributed / attributed / distributed ] to his early death.
24. The fall in the number of deaths from heart disease is generally [contributed / attributed / distributed ] to improvements in diet.
25. Several people were arrested for [ contributing / attributing / distributing ] racist pamphlets.

 

26. Hamsters soon [ die / dye ] if they are left without water.
27. For a change, why not [ die / dye ] your T-shirts?

 

28. Millions of Germans [ emigrated / immigrated ] from Europe to America in the 19th century.
29. He [ emigrated / immigrated ] with his parents in 1895, and grew up in Long Island.

 

30. She [ sowed / sewed ] sunflower seeds.
31. He [ sowed / sewed ] the badge neatly onto the uniform.

 

32. It is always easy to [ acquire / inquire / require ] bad habit.
33. He [ acquired / inquired / required ] whether there had been any messages for him.
34. The emergency [ acquires / inquires / requires ] that it (should) be done.

 

35. A stay in the country will be [ beneficial / beneficent ] to his health.
36. The teacher was [ beneficial / beneficent ] to the poor.

 

37. Detroit is an [ industrial / industrious ] city.
38. Every employee is expected to be competent and [ industrial / industrious ].

 

39. Her School has a [ respectable /respectful / respective ] basketball program.
40. He was always [ respectable /respectful / respective ] of my independence.
41. Barkley and Jordan were the two best players in their [ respectable / respectful / respective ] team.

 

42. The candidates have a [ comparable / comparative / compatible ] educational background.
43. After a lifetime of poverty, his last few years were spent in [ comparable / comparative / compatible ] comfort.
44. The computer software isn't [ comparable / comparative / compatible] with your operating system.

45. The duke is [ desirous / desirable ] of meeting you.
46. Reducing class sizes in schools is a [ desirous / desirable ] aim.

 

47. Looking after a baby at home all day is nice but it doesn't provide much [ intellectual / intelligent / intelligible ] stimulation.
48. I know a highly [ intellectual / intelligent / intelligible ] man in the city.
49. The language of Darwin was [ intellectual / intelligent / intelligible ] to experts and non-experts alike.

 

50. The story is set in an [ imaginary / imaginable / imaginative ] place.
51. The school offers every subject [ imaginary / imaginable / imaginative ].
52. Dickens wrote many [ imaginary / imaginable / imaginative ] stories.

 

53. It would be [ sensible / sensitive ] to take an umbrella.
54. Photographic paper is highly [ sensible / sensitive ] to the light.

 

55. It was nothing but a [ momentary / momentous ] joy that lasted only for a short time.
56. Whether or not to move overseas was a [ momentary / momentous ] decision for the family.

 

57. This year's harvest was one of the most [ successful / successive ] since 1955.
58. It was the team's fourth [ successful / successive ] defeat.

 

59. The government's [ economic /economical ] policies led us into the worst recession for years.
60. What's the most [ economic / economical ] way of heating the building?

 

61. I've had [ continual / continuous ] problems with this car since I bought it.
62. A [continual / continuous ] white line in the middle of the road means no overtaking.

 

63. The city's transport system is one of the most [ efficient / effective ] in Europe.
64. The cheaper drugs are just as [ efficient / effective ] in treating arthritis.

 

65. I wouldn't say he is brilliant but he is [ competent / competitive ] at his job.
66. Acting is very [ competent / competitive ]; you've got to really push yourself if you want to succeed.

 

67. The [ literal / literary / literate ] meaning of 'television' is 'seeing from a distance'.
68. The scholar is deeply interested in [ literal / literary / literate ] criticism.
69. Children have to become computer-[ literal / literary / literate ].

 

70. After a whole day with the kids, her patience was nearly [ exhausted / exhaustive ].
71. You need an [ exhausted / exhaustive ] study of the tax law.

 

72. He is [ eligible / illegible ] to run for the mayor.
73. This letter is completely [ eligible / illegible ].

 

 

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