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absence | hypocrisy | potatoes |
accidentally | immediately | principle |
accommodation | indict | privilege |
acknowledgment | indispensable | professor |
acquaintance | ingenious | pronunciation |
acquire | inoculate | protester |
aggressive | jewelry/jewellery (UK) | publicly |
anesthesia | judgment | quarantine |
apparent | legitimate | questionnaire |
bureau | leisure | receipt |
calendar | liaison | referred |
Caribbean | license* | relevant |
cemetery | liquefy | religious |
cognac | liqueur | rhyme |
colleague | liquor | rhythm |
committed | maintenance | secretary |
complement | medieval | separate |
conscience | Mediterranean | sergeant |
conscientious | millennium | silhouette |
conscious | millionaire | similar |
consensus | miniature | speech |
definitely | minuscule | successful |
desperate | mischievous | supersede |
disappear | misspell | surprise |
disappoint | nauseous | tomatoes |
embarrassment | necessarily | tomorrow |
emphasis | necessary | twelfth |
emphasize | negligent | tyranny |
entrepreneur | noticeable | underrate |
exaggerate | occasion | until |
exhilarate | occurrence | vacuum |
fascinating | original | vehicle |
fluorescent | parallel | vicious |
gauge | parliament | volcano |
grateful | pastime | weird |
harass | perseverance | welfare |
hierarchy | personnel | whether |
humorous | playwright | withhold |
hygiene | possession | xylophone |
* In British English, “licence” is a noun, and “license” is a verb.
And remember: There’s no dessert in the desert!