Laugh would mean the same.
If it wasn't for all the mockery, geeks would have a chance at being accepted socially
"After he calmed down" could substitute for the phrase "after the fever had left his veins."
An appropriate synonym for "supplanted" would be "substitute".
The adjective would be invincible. (unbeatable)
candid truthful trustworthy
Hilarity and insanity would ensue.
Which would render him inigible for employment what does
If I had the choice, I probably would. But at the risk of sounding emo and making this answer a hilarity, No.
The opposite of audible, which means able to be heard, would be inaudible, which means unable to be heard.
Hilarity would ensue, i'm sure of it. Also a bit of knowledge/brain flexing would happen.
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You would be the Quarterback on a football team. An audible is where the Quarterback calls a new play while on the field, ready for the next play.
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If it wasn't for all the mockery, geeks would have a chance at being accepted socially
No. Ventriculocordectomy, or debarking or devocalization, is a controversial veterinary practice to reduce the audible barking of a dogs and sea lions and formerly to reduce the vocal sounds of cavalry horses in wartime. To damage the human vocal cords in the same way, would render a person nearly mute, and is, thus, highly unethical.
Any white wine would substitute for champagne.
It could be used depending on what you are baking. A better substitute would be Stevia.