The window frames are completely … . (ROT) 288. He has had … fits of rage lately. (RECUR) 289. That was a … decision to make for such a young person. (MOMENTUM) 290. He had to work hard to feed and … h...

Here are the completed sentences with the correct word forms: 288. The window frames are completely **rotted**. 289. He has had **recurrent** fits of rage lately. 290. That was a **momentous** decision to make for such a young person. 291. He had to work hard to feed and **clothe** his family. 292. He used to be an **ardent** advocate of free speech. 293. The teacher was surprised at the **completeness** of my answer. 294. **Absenteeism** has been the main characteristic of the recent elections. 295. It is not wholly **fanciful** to suggest setting up another business. 296. After these defeats, the team can’t be in **contention** for the title. 297. He had a very good **account** to deal with his financial matters. 298. The **sameness** of winter days indoors turns them tedious. 299. It was sheer **coincidence** that they were born on the same day. 300. The arrival of Santa Claus caused great **excitement** among the children. 301. He earned his **living** by wood-cutting and hunting. 302. Will you give me some **assistance** in finding the necessary information? 303. The **friendship** of that task took him several months. 304. Their **friendliness** was impressive and touching. 305. Everybody was appalled by the **savagery** of the mob’s attacks. 306. She is so **practical** that she can’t even change an electric bulb. 307. His lawyer has demanded a **postponement** of the hearing. 308. Sorry to contradict you, but his work lacks **profoundness**. 309. They should take into account every **imaginable** possibility. 310. He can’t fool me with his mock **humility**. 311. Father **immobilized** the car by removing part of the engine. 312. How **horrifying** of her to behave like that! 313. The factory closure will result in hundreds of **redundancies**. 314. That **fateful** decision was to bring about a lot of misfortune. 315. Your account is full of lies and **deceit**. 316. Jack had the **decency** to admit that it was his fault. 317. My letters have never met with any **response**. 318. The monks on Mount Athos live in **seclusion**. 319. He lived a life of utter **wretchedness** with no support whatsoever. 320. They appreciated the **accuracy** of your speech. 321. It was **perceptive** of you to notice that on the spot. 322. The woman got her **strength** back slowly after her illness. 323. I would like to help her, but **unfortunately** I can’t.