Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'legal' in academic English?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'possible'?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'regular'?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'accurate'?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'relevant'?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'likely'?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'honest'?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'verbal' when meaning 'not involving words'?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'patient'?

Which prefix usually forms the negative adjective from 'satisfied'?

The lecturer expected a precise summary, but the student's version was ___ and missed key figures.

The original policy allowed exceptions; the revised policy is ___ and applies the rule to every applicant.

The committee wanted evidence directly linked to the claim, so the anecdote about office furniture was ___.

The results varied widely from month to month, so the trend was ___ rather than stable.

The grant covered only half the equipment costs, so the funding was ___.

The instructions asked for formal language, so contractions and slang were ___.

The graph was printed so faintly that the labels were almost ___.

The proposal sounded attractive, but the budget made it ___ to complete in one year.

The website promised twenty-four-hour support, but the help desk was ___ all weekend.

The two applicants had equal qualifications, so choosing one because of a personal connection seemed ___.

Nurses described the night ward as ___, with one member of staff covering twenty beds.

The essay was marked down because it ___ the role of transport, treating a major cause as a minor detail.

After the new software, simple applications required ten separate forms, so the process became ___.

The speaker gave the wrong date for the survey because she had ___ the note in her planner.

Several students failed the task because they had ___ the instructions and answered only one part.

The report was criticised for ___ the benefits and ignoring serious costs.

The machine failed because the components were ___ and could not carry the expected load.

The archive problem began when several boxes were ___, so researchers opened the wrong files.

The apartment became damp because the rooms were ___ in winter to save money.

The editor asked the writer to cut the conclusion because it was ___ and repeated the same point three times.