Parts: ad(to); monit (warn); ory (pertaining to)
1. A pleasant, affable receptionist gives customers a positive first impression of the business. Parts: af (to); fab (speak); able (capable of) Educated.
1. He spent years training to become certified to adjudicate for the National Orchid Society.
1. Eliza Doolittle’s affectation at the ambassador’s ball convinced everyone that she was rich.
1.He absconded with the Wells-Fargo heist, but the FBI eventually captured him.
1. A pleasant, affable receptionist gives customers a positive first impression of the business.
