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1. She has a higher vantage of getting into school because of her grades.
2. She has a pedantic of doing things her way.
3. There is no good vacillating to the outcome.
4. There are reprecussions to everything you do.
5.  She was acting reprobating .

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1. Mrs. Zacharias is my English pedagogue (n).
2. The herbivorous (adj)  insect was not attracted to meat.
3. Her repercussion (n) towards the car accident was unusual.
4. The vagaries (n) she gave the students were unusual.
5. The teacher continued to give pedantic (adj) lessons to the teacher.

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1. The pedagogue (n) gave us homework.
2. Deer are herbivorous (adj) because they only eat greens.
3.I had for a time vacillated (v) between teaching and journalism.
4.There are substantial precedents (n)  for using interactive media in training.
5.The move would have grave repercussions (n) for the entire region.

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1. Criminals have bad precedents fro their crimes.
2. The thunderstorm called for a repercussion
3. The top seed always has the vantage point
4. Deer are herbivorous animals.
5. He i.s vallicating with his test answers

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1.Our Pedagogue for the ACT was Mr. Cormier.
2.The dinosaur that ate the plant was herbivorous.
3.

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1. The pedagogue taught the students.
2. Cows are herbivorous.
3. The investor was vacillating and missed out on the deal.
4. The court ruling would set a precedent for how to handle cases in the future.
5. The criminal would face repercussions.

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1.Oh, do stop vacillating and make up your mind
2. The move would have grave repercussions for the entire region.
3.He was a French pedagogue and historian
4.He is vacillating between leaving and staying on.
5.There were serious repercussions on his career

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1. The pedagogue  put grades the grade book.
2. There are some herbivorous they only eat plants.
3. The vacillating girl could not decide between the cookies or the vegetables.
4. From my vantage point I could see into the front garden
5. When you break the rules you have to deal with the repercussions.

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1. A good father would never abrogate his parental responsibilities
2. The committee will search for a precedent to help it determine the next course of action
3. Hank’s outburst in church was a vagary that simply came out of nowhere
4.
5.

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1. Jesus is the only true pedagogue. (N)
2. I am herbivorous except when I see William. (ADJ)
3. The power rangers emotions are always vacillating. (V)
4. When I ate William it had no repercussions because I didn't get caught. (N)
5. I consider Marius a reprobate. (N)

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1.  The slacker abrogated his job by going on a vacation.
2.  From my vantage point I could see into the front garden.
3.  The herbivorous creature ate the plants in its natural habitat.
4.  His lecture was so pedantic and uninteresting.
5. The vacillating battle caused many to worry that the war is not over.

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1.  Both governments voted to abrogate the treaty.
2. The judgment set a new precedent
3.  The success of the event will be determined by the vagaries of the weather.
4. Oh, do stop vacillating and make up your mind
5. 1. Vegans are known for being herbivorous.

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1. The Deer's are a herbivorous animal's.
2.  I had for a time vacillated between teaching and journalism.
3.There are substantial precedents for using interactive media in training.
4. The move would have grave repercussions for the entire region.
5. A long-missed old reprobate drinking comrade.

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french pedagogue story was in history.
vacillating strory was fabulous.
some animal are hebivorous.
precedent studdent was haid in classe.
the decition was vacillating to saved the planet.

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1. The pedagogue taught us many inspiring life lessons during the class. (noun)
2. The vacillating boy could not decide between Harvard and Yale. (adj)
3. The students wearing their shorts to short set a precedent which eventually led to wearing skirts. (noun)
4. The repercussions of cheating on a tests are worse than failing it. (noun)
5. In the beginning, the cellphones seemed like vagaries. (noun)

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1. He was a French pedagogue and historian.

2.  A very large herbivorous dinosaur of the genus Diplodocus that existed during the Jurassic period.
3.  The judgment set a new precedent.
4. What repercussions will the war have on the economy?

5. The country became highly exposed to the vagaries of international markets.

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1. Vegans are known for being herbivorous.
2. The teacher had been vacillated between teaching and being a waiter.
3. The election would have grave repercussions for the entire country.
4. From my vantage point I could see the entire city.
5. A proposal to abrogate temporarily the right to strike.

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1. The herbivorous creatures only eat plants.
2. I abrogated my  netflix account.
3. The vacillating decision made by the the president helped save the country's fate.
4. The judge set a new precedent of rules.
5.  The slacker aborgated his chores by playing video games.

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1. The pedagogue worked at the nearby school.

2. The herbivorous creature ate the plants in its natural habitat.

3. The vacillating battle caused many to worry that the war is not over.

4. The precedent showed future leaders that abuse of power will not end well for them.

5. The repercussion of the monarch's terrible actions sparked a rebellion.

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1.He was a French pedagogue and historian
2.He is vacillating between leaving and staying on.
3)  De Gaulle was a born pedagogue who used the public platform and the television screen to great effect.
4. The precedent(noun) student got his first detention yesterday.
5. The vacillating(noun) descision saved the world.

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1.He has always been a bit of a reprobate
2. The president abrogated an old law.
3.The vantage had all been ours for the first half of the contest
4.The vacillating(noun) descision saved the world.
5.He has always been a bit of a reprobate

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1.  Cows are herbivorous animals because they eat grass.
2. The judge will be allowed to follow up on the precedent case.
3.  The child's repercussion will be more severe because he lied instead of telling the truth.
4.  The defendant's vantage was that he had a wittness.
5. He was known for vacillating.

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1.) there are animals that are herbivorous.
2.) The repercussion of falling of that tree was breaking a bone in my arm.
3.)

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1.  Both governments voted to abrogate the treaty.
2. The judgment set a new precedent
3.  The success of the event will be determined by the vagaries of the weather.
4. Oh, do stop vacillating and make up your mind
5.

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1. The Deer's are a herbivorous animal's.
2.  I had for a time vacillated between teaching and journalism.
3.There are substantial precedents for using interactive media in training.
4. The move would have grave repercussions for the entire region.
5. A long-missed old reprobate drinking comrade.

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 Both governments voted to abrogate the treaty. 

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1)   Both governments voted to abrogate the treaty.
2) Herbivorous animals eat only plants.
3)  De Gaulle was a born pedagogue who used the public platform and the television screen to great effect.
4) Oh, do stop vacillating and make up your mind!
5) The repercussions of the change in policy will be felt throughout Europe.

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1) The law was abrogated(v) by the court.
2) I needed to win the vantage(n) in the election.
3) My mom made a list of vagaries(n) for me to do.
4) The reprobateable(adj) students were sent to the dean.
5) I felt the repercussion(n) of the earthquake.

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1.The precedent tudent got his first detention yesterday.
2. Both governments voted to abrogate the treaty.
3.He was a French pedagogue and historian.
4. I abrogated my gym membership.
5.That is a herbivorous animal.

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1. The pedagogue (n) gave us homework.
2. Deer are herbivorous (adj) because they only eat greens.
3.I had for a time vacillated (v) between teaching and journalism.
4.There are substantial precedents (n)  for using interactive media in training.
5.The move would have grave repercussions (n) for the entire region.

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1. I abrogated  my gym membership.
2..Would it be breaking with precedent for the bride to make a speech?
3.The vacillating descision saved the world.
4.He has always been a bit of a reprobate.
5.He was a English pedagogue and historian.

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1.) The president abrogated (v) an old law.
2.) His lecture was so pedantic (adj) and uninteresting.
3.) She wanted the male candidate to the vantage (n) win the election.
4.) The animals that only eat plants are herbivorous (adj).
5.)  He was a French pedagogue (n) and a historian as well.

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1. From my vantage point I could see into the front garden.
2. A proposal to abrogate temporarily the right to strike.
3. Herbivorous animals only feed on grass.
4. There are substantial precedents for using interactive media in training.
5. When you break the rules you have to deal with the repercussions.

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1)   Both governments voted to abrogate the treaty.
2) Herbivorous animals eat only plants.
3)  De Gaulle was a born pedagogue who used the public platform and the television screen to great effect.
4) Oh, do stop vacillating and make up your mind!
5) The repercussions of the change in policy will be felt throughout Europe.

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1. The company's directors are accused of abrogating(adj) their responsibilities.
2. It may seem pedantic(adj) to harp on what looks like mere procedure, but this is one case where the process is the forest.
3. The vantage(n) had all been ours for the first half of the contest
4. The vagaries(n) of a rather eccentric, elderly lady.
5.

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1.You cannot abrogate anyone's right to free speech!
2. Since plant-matter is difficult to digest, the herbivore has four stomach chambers.
3. Vantage points around Nainital offer a panoramic view of Himalayan peaks on one side and the plains rolling down on the other.
4. While Janice pretended to be a good girl, she was really a reprobate who would do anything to get what she wanted.
5. Repercussions of the war included a further body blow to the failing linen industry and the increased disaffection of Northern Presbyterians.

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1. Pedagogue is another word for a teacher or educator.
2. A good father would never abrogate his parental responsibilities.
3. History is often viewed from the vantage point of the winner.
4. Today’s stock market vagary cost investors millions of dollars.
5. The committee will search for a precedent to help it determine the next course of action.

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Vocabulary #'s 981-990       Top 5 Sentences

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Vocabulary #'s 981-990       Top 5 Sentences

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[1.] Rare species like the roseate (adj.)  tern, which breeds on our rocky islands, are severely threatened in their wintering areas.

[2.] Because Jane has a strong fear of heights, she can only sit back and enjoy a vicarious (adj.) thrill as her husband rides the roller coaster.

[3.] There has been oscillation (n.) between optimism and pessimism among voters.

[4.] She believes in the benefits of both orthodox (adj.) medicine and alternative medicine.

[5.] Your business proposal would be plausible (adj.) if you actually had five million dollars in the bank.

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1)For herbivorous animals, feeding a variety of grasses, moss and grass surface leaves.
2)The rule has been abrogated by mutual consent.
3)He was a French pedagogue and historian.
4)The whole dispute looked silly from my vantage point.
5)Her roseate cheeks suited her complexion perfectly.

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1. I abrogated(adj) my gym membership.
2. The vantage(noun) of being a manager is you have more power.
3. Her vagaries(noun) made everyone question her thinking.
4. The precedent(noun) student got his first detention yesterday.
5. The vacillating(noun) descision saved the world.

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1.He was a French pedagogue and historian
2.He is vacillating between leaving and staying on
3.Would it be breaking with precedent for the bride to make a speech?
4.There were serious repercussions on his career
5.He has always been a bit of a reprobate

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1. While in the forest, we heard a loud roar but found out it was a herbivorous (adj) animal.
2. Because he broke the law, he faced serious repercussions (n).
3.The reprobate (adj) criminal  happily admitted his crimes to the jury.
4. Since the car had new tires, the nascar driver in the lead was already had a vantage (n).
5. Because the scientific experiment created a dangerous animal, the supervisor abrogated (v) the experiment.

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1. A deer is a herbivorous animal. adj.
2. Are you aware of the repercussions that you will face if you carry out this plan? noun
3. I need to get to a higher vantage point to take a better picture of the mountain. adj.
4. The plausible conclusion would be that she stole the cookies from the cookie jar. adj.
5. The slacker abrogated his job by going on a vacation. verb