verb

confuse

These long car rental contracts always confuse me.

noun

confusion

The crowds at the car rental office resulted in a lot of confusion.

adjective

confusing

Driving in an unfamiliar city can be quite confusing.

verb

coincide

This year, my vacation coincides with a national holiday, which will make renting a car more expensive.

noun

coincidence

By coincidence, I ran into an old friend in line waiting to rent a car.

adverb

coincidentally

Coincidentally, we are offering a special discount if you are over age 65.

verb

disappoint

The service at that car rental agency always disappoints me, so next time I plan to use a different agency.

noun

disappointment

The poor condition of the car we rented was an unexpected disappointment.

adjective

disappointing

The weather during our trip was so disappointing that we came home early.

noun

intention

I have every intention of paying by cash even though I reserved the car with my credit card.

adjective

intent

Intent on avoiding an accident, Zola drove cautiously through the rush hour traffic.

adverb

intently

The tourist intently studied the road map.

noun

nervousness

I hope my nervousness did not show when I was filling out the forms.

adjective

nervous

This was Jane's first time renting a car, so she was somewhat nervous.

adverb

nervously

Mr. Lane nervously parallel parked the rental car between two others in the parking garage.

verb

tempt

Can I tempt you to rent a larger car with a special discount?

noun

temptation

The temptation to drive the sports car fast was too great for Karl to resist.

adjective

tempting

As tempting as it sounds to drive to Florida, I think I'd rather fly.