unique word pair"one word substitution in the Middle"

1. Garish vs. Garnish
   Garish (adj): obtrusively bright and showy
   Garnish (v): decorate or embellish (something, especially food).
                 (n): a small amount of food used to decorate other food
2. Repel vs. Repeal
   Repel (v): drive or force back or away
                 : be repulsive or distasteful to
   Repeal (v): revoke or annul (a law or Act of Parliament)
              (n): the action of repealing
3. Dose vs. Douse
   Dose (n): a quantity of a medicine or drug taken at one time
   Douse (v): drench with liquid; extinguish ( a fire or light).
4. Seer vs. Sheer
   seer (n): a person of supposed supernatural insight who sees visions of the future
   Analogy: SEER: PROPHECY:: sage: wisdom (Defining characteristics)
   sheer (adj): nothing other than; unmitigated: sheer hard work
5. Chase vs. Chaste
   chase (v): decorate (metal) by engraving or inlaying
   Analogy: EMBROIDER: CLOTH:: chase: metal
   chaste (adj): abstaining from extramarital, or from all, sexual intercourse
                      : without unnecessary ornamentation
6. Climatic vs Climactic
   Climatic (adj): the general weather conditions prevailing in an area over a long period
                        : a prevailing trend or public attitude: the current economic climate
   Climactic (adj): forming an exciting climax
7. Congenial vs. Congenital
   congenial (adj): (of a person) pleasing through having qualities or interests similar to one’s own.
                            : suited to one’s taste or inclination
   Congenital (adj): (especially of a disease or abnormality) present from birth
                           : having a particular trait from birth or by established habit. A congenital liar.
8. Amiable vs. amicable
   amiable (adj): friendly and pleasant in manner
   amicable (adj): characterized by friendliness and absence of discord.