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to admit she will never concede that she might be wrong. |
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tradition Lauren's conservative relatives were shocked when she broke with tradition and wore a rose-colored wedding gown. |
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different Tisha and her husband have contrary ides on how to spend there vacation |
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to condemn I denounced him as a liar |
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to discourage No one is sure how much the threat of capital punishment deters murder. |
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to reveal I had to disclose my families annual income. |
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someone to blame Because the manager wanted a scapegoat for his mistake he fired and innocent employee. |
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lacking depth They are so superficial that it's impossible to have a deep friendship with them. |
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to continue an opera singer can sustain a high note for a long period of time. |
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a change "The transition from being childless to being a parent is extreme." |
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