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1) He was one of the first, if not quite the first, to propound the conception of periodicity among the chemical elements.
2) After Harold wore a clown suit to his cousin's funeral, we had to question his sense of propriety.
3) Hopefully the movie trailer will pique the interest of moviegoers and motivate them.
4) The pittance the homeless man makes from selling scrap metal allows him to eat every other day.
5) He aims to make his product ubiquitous by selling it internationally.

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1. The speaker's profound words made me think about my future.
2.

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1. The theory of natural selection was first propounded by Charles Darwin.
2. They discussed the propriety of treating ill children against the wishes of the parents.
3. She'd lied about it out of pique.
4. She could barely survive on the pittance she received as a pension
5. When I was a kid, I thought my parents were ubiquitous because it seemed as if they knew everything I did.

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1.He began to propound the idea of a “social monarchy” as an alternative to Franco
2. He always behaved with the utmost propriety
3. You have piqued my curiosity about the man
4. Prosaic language can't convey the experience
5. Marie tried to assimilate the week's events

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1.The theory they propound isn't really very complicated
2.We hesitated at the propriety of the method
3. She could barely survive on the pittance she received as a widow's pension
4.Some foreigners assimilate easily into our way of life
5.Talking to her helped to assuage my guilt

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1.They propounded the subject of eating with your feet. (V)
2. The suit was full of propriety because it was Gucci. (N)
3. The tyro was a loser because he sucked at everything. (N)
4. He assuaged the matter by riding the lion. (V)
5. They assimilated their money and had enough to buy a Wraith with the stars on the roof.

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1.She could barely survive on the pittance she received as a pension.
2.They discussed the propriety of treating ill children against the wishes of the parents.
3.Prosaic language can't convey the experience.
4.The tyro driver got in a bad accident.
5.The salesman propounded  his pitch to the manager.

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she is bahaving in propriety.
he hace my curiosity now that he talk about this guy.
the guy propounded his imploy.
the tool are piqued by his mom.
this pittance is inof.

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1. The theory of natural selection was first propounded by Charles Darwin.
2. They discussed the propriety of treating ill children against the wishes of the parents.
3. She'd lied about it out of pique.
4. She could barely survive on the pittance she received as a pension
5. When I was a kid, I thought my parents were ubiquitous because it seemed as if they knew everything I did.

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1. The peasants propounded an idea that would lower the tax.

2. The pittance given to the child lasted less than a week.

3. The tyro was picked on by his superiors through-out the day.

4. The creatures assimilated the planet, causing all beings on that planet to obey them.

5. The removal of one task assuaged the man's stress.

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1.   The pittance that the Janitors are payed it disrespectful.
2.   Jessica could assimilate with Dylan's situation.
3.  Some people believe the government is obliquitous.
4. The tyro was given a lot of practice.
5.  Coffee shops are ubiquitous these days.

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1. The pittance I was given didn't allow me to spend very much.
2.The advertisment piqued my interest.
3. The thoughts were assimilated from my mind after thinking about the consequences.
4. The tyro was annoying to all.
5. The propounded the noise hurt my ears.

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1. They only put a pittance of salt in the bowl
2. I am a tyro surfer
3. Prosaic people are not fun to talk to
4. He was piqued when he dropped his phone
5. The police try to assuage families of murder victims

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1. They discussed the propriety of treating ill children against the wishes of the parents.
2.  You have piqued my curiosity about the man
3. The committee will need time to assimilate this report.
4. He began to propound the idea of a “social monarchy” as an alternative to Franco
5. Coffee shops are ubiquitous these days.

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1. I propounded that we get started on our work right away so we could finish class early. (verb)
2. His propriety made many people like him. (noun)
3. Due to the fact that there was only a pittance of food, many people were left hungry. (adj)
4. The tyro had a lot of trouble keeping up with the well experienced group. (noun)
5. Everyone said the mother of four was a super hero because of her ability of acting ubiquitous. (adj)

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1. He always behaved with the utmost propriety.
2. You have piqued my curiosity about the man.
3. His ubiquitous influence was felt by all the family.
4. Prosaic language can't convey the experience.
5. Marie tried to assimilate the week's events.

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1. The Senator propounded the bill.
2. The item had a sense of propriety which was not alright exorbitant price.
3. The man piqued the other man and started a fight.
4. The amount offer as reparations was a pittance and was considered a insult.
5. The tyro was not able to meet the standard of his teacher.

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1. The loud man and brash man did not mean to piqued (v) his friends.
2. The driver who hit the cones was a tyro (n).
3. Although he had many lego sets, the prosaic (adj) child could not form a creation of his own.
4. They student tried to assimilate (v) all of the information for science two days before the final.
5. The jacuzzi would assuage (v) aching muscles.

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1. He began to propound the idea of a “social monarchy” as an alternative to Franco
2. He always behaved with the utmost propriety.
3. You have piqued my curiosity about the book.

4. His ubiquitous influence was felt by all the family.
5. Marie tried to assimilate the week's events.

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1. The tyro failed his first mission.
2. Would anyone please propound ideas how to convince him to join us?
3. The annoying toddler piqued me by screaming at the top of his lungs.
4. This pittance is not enough for me to pay for rent.
5. What does assimilate mean?

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1.The president of the board had to propound a theory to get the others talking.
2. The propriety of their gift was in question.
3. He was piqued by those snide references to his teaching ability.
4. She was working for a pittance at that awful job.
5. Most people in my Spanish class were tyros like me.

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1. He was piqued because his mother wouldn't stop annoying him while he did his homework.
2. I am a tyro to pottery.
3. I only was paid a pittance for the labor intensive work.
4. Their gift strange gift made me question their propriety.
5. I could assimilate with what he was going through.

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1. The manager propounded that the hard worker should get the raise.
2. He was a tyro in making medicine.
3. Jack was piqued because his sister continued to bother him while he was on the phone.

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1. 1. Jack was piqued because his sister continued to bother him while he was studying.
2. The pittance that the Janitors are payed it disrespectful.
3. The tyro driver was still learning how to do a 3 point turn.
4. The prosaic painting was nothing compared to Picasso's work.
5. Jessica could assimilate with Dylan's situation.

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1. The prosaic (adj) painting was nothing compared to Picasso's work.
2. Jessica could assimilate (V) with Dylan's situation.
3. The tyro  driver was still learning how to do a 3 point turn.
4. prosaic language can't convey the experience.
5.  His parents felt like they were ubiquitous(adj). [

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1. The way tourists dress offends local standards of propriety (noun).
2. He stormed out in a fit of pique (verb).
3. She is a tyro (noun) int the art of writing poetry.
4. Coffee shops are ubiquitous (adjective) these days.
5. My diary entries are filled with prosaic (adjective) happenings.

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1. The tyro driver got in a bad accident.
2. The story bad so special plot . it was Prosaic.
3. The poem has Assonance in it.
4. The punishment was Assuage.
5. The harmless bug was Benign.

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1. He has piqued my curiosity about the man.
2.The tyro  driver was still learning how to do a 3 point turn.
3.The pittance  that the Janitors are payed it disrespectful.

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1. Jack was piqued, because his sister continued to bother him while he was studying.
2. The pittance that the Janitors are payed it disrespectful.
3. The tyro driver was still learning how to do a 3 point turn.
4. The prosaic painting was nothing compared to Picasso's work.
5. Jessica could assimilate with Dylan's situation.

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Vocabulary #'s 871-880       Top 5 Sentences

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Vocabulary #'s 871-880       Top 5 Sentences

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[1.] A few days before the election, each candidate will propound (v.) negative facts about his rivals.

[2.] To ensure all legal obligations are met, Tom must review every paragraph of the contract for propriety (n.).

[3.] Hopefully the movie trailer will pique (v.) the interest of moviegoers and motivate them to buy tickets to see the film.

[4.] As a cashier, the single mother earns a pittance (n.) that barely permits her to buy food for her children.

[5.] I suggest you read this book titled "Introduction to Computers" as it's perfect for a tech tyro (n.) like yourself.

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1.  She could barely survive on the pittance she received as a pension.
2. She is a tyro in the art of writing poetry.
3. The truth itself was only slightly more prosaic.
4. The committee will need time to assimilate this report.
5. Zoologist Eugene Morton has propounded a general theory of the vocal sounds that animals make.

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1. The theory they propound isn't really very complicated.
2. The present ambience vehicle is slightly more prosaic than it was in the past.
3. Coffee shops are ubiquitous these days.
4.
5.

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1) I saw the pittaude(n) of money.
2) The tyro(n) was given a lot of practice.
3) Some people believe the government is obliquitous(adj).
4) The prosaic(adj) man passed through security without a problem.
5) I assimilated(v) the knowledge into my mind.

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1. The theory of natural selection was first propounded by Charles Darwin.
2. They discussed the propriety of treating ill children against the wishes of the parents.
3. She'd lied about it out of pique.
4. She could barely survive on the pittance she received as a pension
5. When I was a kid, I thought my parents were ubiquitous because it seemed as if they knew everything I did

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1. The salesman propounded(verb) his pitch to the manager.
2. The piqued(verb)  animal was not scared to attack.
3. The pittance(noun) of donations was sad.
4. The tyro(noun) on fortnite was easy to kill.
5. His parents felt like they were ubiquitous(adj).

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1.He began to propound the idea of a “social monarchy” as an alternative to Franco
2. He always behaved with the utmost propriety
3. You have piqued my curiosity about the man
4. Prosaic language can't convey the experience
5. Marie tried to assimilate the week's events

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1. Jack was piqued (PV), because his sister continued to bother him while he was studying.
2. The pittance (n) that the Janitors are payed it disrespectful.
3. The tyro (N) driver was still learning how to do a 3 point turn.
4. The prosaic (adj) painting was nothing compared to Picasso's work.
5. Jessica could assimilate (V) with Dylan's situation.