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1. Superman was immune from dying.(adj)
2.The deadly Ebola was pervasive to everyone this year.(adj)
3. My math teacher alluded some answers to the test.(v)
4. The mass today had a great homily.(n)
5. The yield sign in the street was annoying.(n)

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1. When I am happy I am immune(adj) to negativity
2.The pervasive(adj) idea spread into the peoples heads.
3. El Chapo is one of the most notorious drug dealer
4.The revelers(n) looking into the volcano fell in.
5. Jeff was born into a caste(m) of wealth

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 621-630 Top 5 Sentences

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 621-630 Top 5 Sentences

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1. I am immune(adj) to sickness.
2. The flu was pervasive(adj) for everyone this season.
3. The teacher alluded(v) the answer to the question].
4. I am not a member of a caste(n).
5. I checked around when I got to the yield(n) sign.

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1. The flu shot makes you immune (adj) to the flu.
2. Trump is notorious (adj) for being a leader.
3..I do not think I will ever slake (v.) my love for ice cream.
4. The mass had a beautiful homily (n).
5. Sometimes I see yield (v) signs on the road.

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1. The hero was immune from dying.
2. The drug dealer was notorious for killing people.
3. Cancer is a very pervasive disease.
4. He gave alluded signs showing that he cared.
5. You must yield to pedestrians when in a car.

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1. I am immune (adj.) to the flu.
2. He was notorious (adj.) for his roles in movies.
3. He alluded (v.) a hint to the police.
4. Yield (v.) to pedestrians while you are driving.
5. The disease was very pervasive. (adj.)

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1.) He was immune (adj.) from the flu.
2.) I alluded(v.) the police.
3.) I often past people in the yield lane.
4.) The priests homilies(n.) are very long.
5.) You are a reveler(n.).
6.) Bae is notorious(adj.) for dying first in fortnite.

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1.She received her flu shot and was immune to all sicknesses.(adj.)
2. The celebrity child was born into the caste of wealth. (n)
3. It is right you must yield to pedestrians crossing the street. (n)
4. I slaked my thirst with a bottle of water. (v.)
5. Bill gates is notorious for being a billionaire.

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1. Medicine protects you and makes you immune adj to sickness.

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1. I am immune(adj)to sad movies.
2. The pervasive (adj)flu spread to the whole football team.
3. The cars had to yield(v)at the yellow light.
4. The queen is sitting in a very high caste(n).
5. George Washington is notorious(adj).

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1. Superman is immune to the flu.
2. I alluded to my mom that I wanted a new phone.
3. The infection was pervasive to my entire body.
4. In India there is a caste system.
5. Not coming to school slaked me very much.

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1. Since I have been a teacher, I have not been sick one day due to being immune  (adj) from most childhood illnesses after countless exposure.
2. To slake (v) dehydration, the athletes drink sports drink before, during, and after the triathlon.

3. The congressman has decided to stop speaking and will now yield (n) the floor to the vice-president.

4. Even though the author claims his new work does not allude(v)  to his previous novel, it actually does contain a reference in the book’s second chapter.

5. Because John loves to party, he is only visiting universities that have a notorious (adj) history of throwing wild parties.

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1. She got her shot and was immune (Adj) to all sicknesses.
2. The shooting was pervasive (adj) throughout the media.
3. Being born into royalty automatically made him caste. (N)
4. There were many homilies (N) recited at the memorial.
5. He was a notorious (adj) criminal and made the FBI's most wanted list.

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1. He was immune (adj) to new ideas.
2. The corruption is so pervasive (adj) that it is accepted as the way to do business.
3. He often alluded (v) to his poverty.
4. The king was in a high caste (n).
5. Yield (v) before you keep driving.

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1. I am immune(noun)  to sadness.
2. Gas is a pervasive(adj) state of form.
3. I alluded(verb) to the former champion in my speech.
4. You have to yield(verb) to stop signs.
5. Tom is part of a caste, while Gatsby is new money.

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1) Superman is immune from pain.
2) The disease is pervasive and there is no cure.
3) He didn't tell me who did he alluded it.
4) The clown is a reveler for laughs.
5) The military had a slake for more supllies.

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 621-630 Top 5 Sentences

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 621-630 Top 5 Sentences

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1.  She wandered what made it immune(n) to the destruction.
2. The media's pervasive(adj) coverage of the epidemic has most of the country living in fear.
3. He was born in the lowest caste(n).
4. I do not think Jake will ever manage to slake(v) his lust for power.
5. The heavy rain will necessitate(v) the use of an umbrella.

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1. The superhero is immuned (adj) from fire.
2. Her disease was pervasive (adj) and wouldn't go away.
3. Many true stories involve caste (n) of people.
4. Martin Luther was notorious (adj) for speaking up for unity.
5. The priest gave a lovely homily (n).

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1. You could not be immune (adj) to flu.
2. A sense of social change is pervasive (adj)  in her novels.
3. . The wealthy man was of a little caste(n).
4. he land yields (v) grapes.
5. The homily (n) at the mass was extremely meaningful.

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1. I am immune(adj) to Mono.
2.The pervasive(adj) sickness was getting spread to everyone at the school.
3. I alluded(v) little compliments to the boy i liked.
4. We must yield(n) to pedestrians while driving.
5. The priest gives a homily(n) every mass.

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1.He was immune(adj) to the flu.
2.She alluded (v) old novel in her new one.
3.The homily(n) delivered by the priest was enjoyed by everyone.
4.She belonged to an upper caste(n) of people.
5. He was notorious(adj)8 for his great works of art.

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1. She alluded (v.) her dog away from the pool.
2. Slake (v.)  your thirst with lemonade.
3. We live in a notorious (adj.) area.
4. He is immune (adj.) to the chicken pox.
5. Everyone in the argot (n.) has the same tattoo.

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1. I am immune(adj) to sickness.
2. The flu was pervasive(adj) for everyone this season.
3. The teacher alluded(v) the answer to the question].
4. I am not a member of a caste(n).
5. I checked around when I got to the yield(n) sign.