otherwise
in a different way: differently; in different circumstances; in other respects
With the help of the saw, he cut more wood than would have been @ possible.
turncoat
a person on one side who goes over to the other
Benedict Arnold is a famous @ in American history.
astir
being in a state of activity; being out of bed
It was early morning, and as yet not a soul @ in the camp.
inauguration
an act or ceremony of introduction into office
Mary Anne danced happily at her father's @ as president of the United States.
virtually
being in effect but not in fact or name
The bicycle was so old as to be @ useless.
ensured
made sure, certain, or safe: guaranteed
This treaty @ that Texas would some day enter the Union.
confederate
united in a league: allied; a soldier, citizen, or supporter of the Confederate States
There was a great hostility towards the @ sympathizers.
firm
solidly fixed in place; not weak or uncertain; having a solid or compact texture; not likely to be changed
The president was @ in his decision not to establish a third bank.
excursion
a short trip for pleasure
They packed sandwiches and drinks, preparing themselves for a long @.
flourish
a fancy bit of decoration added to something; a sweeping motion
He signed his name with a great @.
circulation
orderly movement through a circuit, especially the movement of blood through blood vessels caused by the pumping action of the heart
Ever since his heart attack, he had had problems with his @.
urban
or, relating to, typical of, or being a city
St. Louis started out as a small pioneer outpost but grew into a large @ center.
adjourned
brought or came to a close for a period of time
The judge swung his gavel, and the meeting  @ for 20 minutes.
intern
an advanced student or graduate in a special field (as medicine or teaching) who is gaining supervised practical experience (as in a hospital or classroom)
He was very knowledgeable for an @, and was entrusted with important tasks.
absurd
completely unreasonable or untrue: ridiculous
The idea was @, and hardly worth considering.
paternal
fatherly; received or inherited from one's father; related through the father
His air was kind and @, and he reminded Patty very much of her own father.
tariffs
taxes placed by a government on imported and in some countries exported goods; tax or rate of tax set up in a tariff list
The President promised no new @, since the taxes were already so high.
urgent
calling for immediate attention: pressing; indicating a pressing desire or need; urging very earnestly
The message from home was @, and he swung into action immediately.
external
outwardly visible; of, relating to, or connected with the outside or an outer part; applied or applicable to the outside; arising or acting from outside
@ appearances were deceiving, and the economy was worse than it seemed.
viable
capable of living, especially, capable of surviving outside the mother's womb; capable of growing or developing; capable of being put into practice
Because it did not have enough supporters, it was not a @ political position.