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  • I’m trying to work up the ________ to ask him out
    COURAGE
  • He says their relationship is purely companionable / platonic, but we’re not convinced.
    PLATONIC
  • When you go to university, write to me every day, otherwise we’ll just drift / fall apart.
    DRIFT
  • It’s always best to keep obnoxious people like that at ________ length.
    ARM'S
  • Sarah’s a very easy-going character, and she’s not the kind of person to bear a ________
    GRUDGE
  • He’s not very subtle, he often says exactly what he thinks and puts his ________ in it.
    FOOT
  • Shut up, would you! You’re doing my________ in! Stop criticising people!
    HEAD
  • She loves him so much but I’m not sure it’s mutual / reciprocal.
    MUTUAL
  • She doesn't have much phone coverage as her house is so distant / remote.
    REMOTE
  • The huge smile on your face is arousing / bearing curiosity.
    AROUSING
  • Don’t you know he’s joking? You’re so gullible / vulnerable!
    GULLIBLE
  • The doctor said that anxiety was the cause of his abnormal / dysfunctional behaviour.
    ABNORMAL
  • I hate having to get up at 6am for school. It’s a ________ in the neck.
    PAIN
  • He’s got an interview later today, so he’s really on ________ . Be nice to him.
    EDGE
  • My mother and her sister are inseparable / unified and they're identical twins too!
    INSEPARABLE
  • Her behaviour is very beside / out of character; I don’t know what’s wrong.
    OUT OF
  • I know you’ve had a bad day, but try not to vent your ________ on other people.
    ANGER
  • He needs to stop thinking about it; he's being too impassive / obsessive.
    OBSESSIVE
  • The problems between my grandparents and their neighbours go ________ years.
    BACK
  • My life is in a ________ , I need to get out and about and do new things.
    RUT
  • Can’t you just swallow your ________ and accept that you made a mistake?
    PRIDE
  • “I’ve got my driving test on Monday!” “Keep a cool ________ and you’ll be fine.”
    HEAD
  • Her parents were adamant / overjoyed at her exams results.
    OVERJOYED
  • My little brother's very cheeky to my aunt, but I suppose familiarity asserts / breeds contempt.
    BREEDS