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1. the roads were covered with debris after the hurricane.

2. I go up the hummock when i have nothing else to do.

3. kenny slacks gluttonous diet is the cause of his weight problems.

4. we see many floatsom during the day on the boat.

5. My parents were elated when i was invited to play on the U19 USA rugby team.

6. my math class is full of miscreants.

7.

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1. The vile men desecrated the church. (v)
2. The town had clean after the freshet caused by the storm. (adj)
3. My favorite part about the play was her orotund voice. (adj)
4. I garnered the book so my friend could read it. (v)
5. I tried to rectify the conflict but it was to late. (v)
6. Her argument was valid.(adj)
7. The gluttonous woman became obese. (adj)
8. I began sneezing because I inhaled debris.(n)
9. The effervescence scared me. (n)
10. When she retired she grew effete. (adj)

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1. Justin hectors me everyday in class.
2. There was still debris weeks after the storm.
3. The man was gluttonous when he was at the buffet.
4. She had a valid argument
5. The captain rectified his crew.

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1. The pool was covered in debris(n) from the hurricane.
2. My pet is factious(adj).
3. On the way back to shore we saw flotsam(n).
4. John always climbed the hummock(n) when he was bored.
5. The girl gave me a humdrum(adj) attitude.
6. The teacher took the miscreant (n) out of my classroom, ever since then the classroom was quiet.
7. My mom was elated(n) when she seen me win the district championship for the 300 meter hurdles.
8.she came into class briefly but with eclat(n).
9. I tried to think of a ruse(n) to get my friend out of the house.
10. Debates about the nature of knowledge can seem very rarefied(adj).

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1. He made the gauche situation into a disaster.
2. The director rectified his crew.
3. His valid statement was supported by his followers.
4. The gluttonous bread had no flavor.
5. He abraded the paint off his leg.
6.There was a freshet in the hospital.

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1. Surely, the man's gluttonous(adj) appetite is the cause of his excessive weight.
2. The tapering off of the population was rarefying(v) the species.
3. He sounded very humdrum(adj) in his speech.
4. The road was covered in debris(n) from the storm.
5. The event was definitely interdicted(v) by the rain.
6. The decision was rueful(adj).
7. The family had to make a hegira(n) into the mountains to stay safe from the tsunami.
8. The victory over the other team was an eclat(n).
9. The desert was effete(adj).
10. I was feeling elated(adj) after the news.

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1. Ramon hectors me during class
2. I was elated when i got my new car.
3. Justin is an egotist
4. His plan was abstruse
5. The music is very sonorous
6. he is a flippant man
7. i wrested the pe from max
8. i found flotsam when i was on the boat yesterday
9. He is an abominable man in the town.
10. he had an orotound voice.

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1. The gluttonous man became a professional eater.
2. Darren cut back on eating hamburgers to rarefy his stomach.
3. The humdrum play made me fall asleep.
4. After the crash there was debris everywhere.
5. He combined all of the dross and made a sword
6. Billy climbed the hummock.
7.  the village climbed the mountain in order to gain hegira.
8.  My coach made a dubious call on the field.
9. The effete animal was mocked by the others.
10.My elated cousin got accepted into Duke.

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1. The teacher had to permutation her lesson plans.
2. The billionaire had a gluttonous amount of money.
3. The body builder rarefied his schedule to twice a week.
4. The documentary was dross and taught me nothing abut nature.
5. The hiker set out on his hegira.

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1. He eats because he is gluttonous.
2.Everyone ought to rarefy their spiritual life.
3. We lead such a humdrum life.
4.Several people were injured by flying debris.
5.I tried to disabuse him of that notion.
6. Reckless youth makes rueful age.
7. She made her plan for her annual summer hegira to Miami Beach.
8. I remain dubious about her motives.
9. He's protecting the secret of the durance.
10. He signed the confession under duress.

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1. He was a gluttonous(adj), cigar- smoking capitalist.
2. Moisture rarefies(V) when heated.
3. He had a humdrum(Adj) existence.
4. The debris (N)crowded the streets.
5. The officer had to literdict(V) the criminal.
6. The decision was rueful(adj).
7. The family had to make a hegira(n) into the mountains to stay safe from the tsunami.
8. The victory over the other team was an eclat(n).
9. The desert was effete(adj).
10. I was feeling elated(adj) after the news.

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1. He was a gluttonous (adj) eater.
2. The class was very humdrum (n).
3. After the car crash, there was a lot of debris (n).
4. The cops literdicted (v) the bank robber.
5. She was rueful (n) for stealing the candy.
6. They went on a hegira (n).
7. The victory over the other team was an eclat (n).
8. He is protecting the secret of the durance (n).
9. She signed her name under duress (n).
10. His idea was very dubious (n).

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1. The obese man is gluttonous.
2. The monotone singer was humdrum.
3. The street was littered with debris after the hurricane.
4. The officer interdicted the criminal from leaving the scene.
5. The man knew he would be rueful when he didn't invest in the company.
6. The man took a hegira to mecca.
7. The man's plan was dubious.
8.

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1. She was so hungry she had a gluttonous (adj) appetite for everything.
2. The speech was so humdrum (adj) everyone was falling asleep.
3. After the fire, their was debris (n) everywhere.
4. During the trial, she spoke a disabuse (V).
5. She felt rueful (adj) after the crime she committed.
6. The sitcom frequently rises above the usual humdrum(noun) with sharp writing and great character work.
7. We took a hegira (N.) out of the storm.
8. I earned an eclat (N.).
9. An egotist (N.) person is not someone you want to be friends with.
10. It was an abominable situation.

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1. My dad is a gluttonous eater. (adj)
2. The ACT is a humdrum test. (adj)
3. There was debris left over from the plane crash. (N)
4. The man was put into durance after he committed the crime.(N)
5.  My mom was elated once she saw my grades. (Adj)

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1. After Irma, the road was covered in debris(n) .
2. I have fun sitting on the recumbent chair.
3. I was very elated after I got an A.
4. Speed bumps literdict a car from going fast.
5. A relaxing vacation would give me time away from my humdrum (adj) school work.
6.The bridge fluctuated left and right.
7.People who are loud really hector me.
8..The ruse worked his way around the checkpoints.

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1. To make the mixture less dense, add water to rarefy it. (v)
2. The student fell asleep during the professors humdrum lecture. (adj)
3. After the hurricane there was debris all over the streets. (n)
4. He gave a rueful smile and apologized. (adj)
5. The family hoped that their hegira to the U.S. would give them new opportunities. (n)
6. Never open dubious emails, it could be a virus. (adj)
7. Because of the daughters illness, the family was under economic duress. (n)
8. If the fundraiser is held with eclat, we'll raise more money that our goal. (n)
9. The miscreant will not be able to get out of prison any time soon. (n)
10. After having a surgery it is best to recumbent for a while. (adj)

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1. There was debris from the thunderstorm.
2. The chef is very glluttonous.
3. The movie was very humdrum.
4. There was a literdict on how much water people could buy.
5. He is rueful about his life.
6. He is dubious of winning the lottery.
7. They rarefied the cake.
8. He disabused the fake facts.
9. The metal turned to dross.
10. I was on a hegira after the hurricane.

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1. In time, the bacteria will undergo a permutation (n.) that will make it unaffected by antibiotics.
2. The humidifier will rarefy (v.) the room by putting moisture in the air.
3. An exciting vacation would give me time away from my humdrum (adj.) job.
4. The street cleaners will remove the debris (n.) left behind by the car accident.
5. The government's new plan to interdict (v.) illegal drug sales will cost the country billions of dollars.
6. If you wish to continue to believe that falsehood, I will not disabuse (v.) you by telling you the truth.
7. Because the judge felt the defendant wasn't rueful (adj.), he gave him a harsh sentence.
8. The fire burns away the dross (n.) leaving the pure metal.
9. The people took a hegira (n.) to escape their war-weary country.
10. When questioned about the night of the murder, the suspect's memory was dubious (adj).

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1. She drank the effervesense (n) of sparkling water.
2. He felt elated (adj) when he got the job offer.
3. She has a humdrum (adj) job.
4. She had to interdict (v) herself from yelling at him.
5. The bomb hit the floor, showering debris (n) everywhere.
6. He gave her a rueful (adj) grin.
7. Her husband bought her a dross (n) necklace for her birthday that turned her neck green.
8. Confession extracted under duress (n).
9. There were many recumbent (adj) statues in the museum.
10. If the child proceeds to act miscreant (n), they will grow up like that.

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1. He suffers from obesity due to his gluttonous eating habits.
2. The chemist rarefied the solution.
3. The presentation was humdrum.
4. There was debris left over from Hurricane Irma.
5. The police had to literdict the thief.
6. The criminal was rueful for his actions.
7. The sculptor threw away the dross.
8. I watched the movie in a recumbent seat.
9. The billionaire is an egotist.
10. He was elated after he saw his scores.

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1) We rarefied the stuffy room by opening up the window to let in fresh air. (V)
2) He needed an escape from the humdrum of his life. (N)
3) There was debris all over the streets after the bombing. (N)
4) He quickly disabused me of my fanciful notions. (V)
5) She gave a rueful grin. (ADJ)
6) There are bargains if you have the patience to sift through the dross. (N)
7) Alex looked dubious, but complied. (adj)
8) She came into prominence briefly but with eclat. (N)
9) He was filled with such effervescence. (N)
10) The authority of an effete aristocracy began to dwindle. (adj)

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1. Surely, the man's gluttonous(adj) appetite is the cause of his excessive weight.
2. The tapering off of the population was rarefying(v) the species.
3. He sounded very humdrum(adj) in his speech.
4. The road was covered in debris(n) from the storm.
5. The event was definitely interdicted(v) by the rain.
6. The decision was rueful(adj).
7. The family had to make a hegira(n) into the mountains to stay safe from the tsunami.
8. The victory over the other team was an eclat(n).
9. The desert was effete(adj).
10. I was feeling elated(adj) after the news.

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1.  On the way home from the Bahamas we saw some flotsam.
2. The man who was being assaulted, wrested the knife away from the attacker.
3. I quickly caught on to the magicians ruse
4. The chronic gluttonous(adj) person later developed diabetes at old age.
5. Air rarefies(verb) and degrounds the physical body.
6. The sitcom frequently rises above the usual humdrum(noun) with sharp writing and great character work.
7. We took a hegira (N.) out of the storm.
8. I earned an eclat (N.).
9. An egotist (N.) person is not someone you want to be friends with.
10. It was an abominable situation.

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1. I was very elated after we won the national title for football.
2. The miscreant lady was soon punished for all of her sins.
3. The egotist kid was sometimes too cocky and that was his downfall.
4.  The promise was obtained by duress on the part of her husband.
5. Ed had to call a locksmith when his attempt to open his car was met without éclat.
6. The effete man was scared of his own shadow and hid in the closet during thunderstorms.
7. An exciting vacation would give me time away from my humdrum job.
8.  The documentary was dross and taught me nothing new about our current president.
9.

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1. The man said his land was sacrosanct.
2. When I was out of town I stayed in a hostelry.
3. My dog is factious.
4. The crazy man was trying to desecrate the church.
5. It was an abominable situation.
6. The mans truck slid down the hummock.
7. He has an abstruse accent.
8. On the way home from the Bahamas we saw some flotsam.
9. The man who was being assaulted, wrested the knife away from the attacker.
10. I quickly caught on to the magicians ruse

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1.I am elated when I throw a strong outing.
2.The class was so humdrum that we all fell asleep.
3.The obese man had a gluttonous appetite.
4.There is so much dross on top of out roof.
5.I took a nap on the recumbent chair.
6. She had to interdict herself from yelling at him.
7.Putting Mentos in Coca-Cola caused an effervesence.
8.Playing in the MLB is an eclat.
9.The enemies duressed the allies.
10.The thief was sent to durance for robbing the bank.

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1. The chronic gluttonous(adj) person later developed diabetes at old age.
2. Air rarefies(verb) and degrounds the physical body.
3. The sitcom frequently rises above the usual humdrum(noun) with sharp writing and great character work.
4. The car ran over the debris(noun) in the road.
5. There was a rather quick and direct response by people to disabuse(verb) me of such a ludicrous idea.
6. She gave a rueful(adj) grin.
7.

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1. The alloy is sonorous and useful in making bells.
2. We had an abstruse philosophical inquiry.
3. She made a a flippant remark.
4. Leila tried to wrest her arm from his hold.
5. Trade with other countries tends to fluctuate from year to year.
6. She doesn't hector us about giving up things.
7. The meat was ground fine and adulterated with potato flour.
8. Eleanor tried to think of a ruse to get Paul out of the house.
9. We learned about forensic evidence.
10. The individual's right to work has been upheld as sacrosanct.

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1.  The officer had to make sure my drivers licence was valid (Adj.).

2. I have a gluttonous (Adj.) stomach.

3. After writing an essay, my pencil was humdrum (Adj.).

4. A piece of debris (N.) hit my car on the highway.

5. Speed bumps literdict (V.) you from going fast.

6. I am not rueful (Adj.).

7. There was dross (N.) forming on the metal surface.

8. We took a hegira (N.) out of the storm.

9. I earned an eclat (N.).

10. An egotist (N.) person is not someone you want to be friends with.

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1. In time the bacteria will undergo a permutation (noun) that will make it unaffected by antibiotics.
2. During the holidays, I usually give in gluttony(adj)  and gain at least ten pounds.
3. The humidifier will rarefy (verb) the room by putting moisture in the air.
4. An exciting vacation would give me time away from my humdrum (adj) job.
5. The street cleaners will remove the debris (noun) left behind by the car accident.
6. The rueful (adj)  dog looked pitiful after it chewed up its blanket.
7. Her cheap husband bought her a dross(noun)  ring that turned her finger green.
8.m The people took a hegira (noun) to escape their war-weary country.
9. I had the feeling charlie's dubious (adj) plan would never work.
10. The soda pop was so effervescent (verb), that its bubbles tickled my nose.

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1. The gluttonous man became a professional eater.
2. Darren cut back on eating hamburgers to rarefy his stomach.
3. The humdrum play made me fall asleep.
4. After the crash there was debris everywhere.
5. He combined all of the dross and made a sword
6. Billy climbed the hummock.
7.  the village climbed the mountain in order to gain hegira.
8.  My coach made a dubious call on the field.
9. The effete animal was mocked by the others.
10.My elated cousin got accepted into Duke.

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1. Weekends are sacrosanct in our family.
2. Direct light is better for reading than diffuse light.
3. The young woman stepped lightly across to the crowded hostelry.
4. Murder is the most abominable crime.
5.  John is the quintessence of good manners.
6. The man fell down the hummock.
7. The sonorous voice of the sneaker echoed round the room.

8.  Math is a mix of abstruse theory and detailed calculations.
9.   I think she just thought I was being flippant.
10. They are fighting to wrest control of the party from the old leaders.

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1. We have a very gluttonous family so we can never make too much food on Thanksgiving.
2. The humdrum class was very boring and all the kids fell asleep.
3. After Hurricane Irma, Florida was covered in debris.
4. After I realized what my water spilled on, I was very rueful.
5. The durance of his imprisonment seemed very long.
6. I found the leader of the club to be a egotist, he did not listen to what the club wanted.
7. My whole family was elated when I got into Julliard.
8. I bought a recumbent chair for my grandma to relax in the living room.
9.The witch was cruel and miscreant.
10. My acceptance to my dream college was an eclat.

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1. She was so hungry she had a gluttonous (adj) appetite for everything.
2. The speech was so humdrum (adj) everyone was falling asleep.
3. After the fire, their was debris (n) everywhere.
4. During the trial, she spoke a disabuse (V).
5. She felt rueful (adj) after the crime she committed.
6. Her attitude was dubious (adj) before the test.
7. He got durance (n) for the crime he committed.
8. Her score was a eclat (n) on the test.
9. He felt effete (adj) after getting help for his problems.
10. She was elated (adj) when she was on vacation.

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1. So much of what's on TV is pure dross (noun).
2. She made her plan annual hegira (noun) to the Miami Beach.
3. The firm was accused of dubious (adj) for resistance to the authorities.
4. He signed the confession under duress (noun).
5. Her latest novel was received with great eclat (noun).
6. I ordered the miscreants (noun) to let me out.
7. He was filled with such effervescence (adj).
8. People said the aristocracy was effete (adj).
9. He looked down at the recumbent (adj) figure.
10. You need to be an egoist (noun) to succeed in politics.

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1.She was elated(adj) by the good news.
2.He wouldn't make fun of the egotist(n), only because he felt bad. 3.The reclining chair made for a recumbent(adj) nap
4.The government would never sign a duress(n) towards our rights.
5.The eclat(n) of the students was rewarded with medals and trophies. 6.Many people would take hegiras(n) to stay safe against natural disasters.
7.The dross(n) left unwanted debris on the car.
8.The dubious(adj) decisions left them in complete confusion.
9.The miscreant(n) had not learned anything throughout his time in prison.
10.The rueful(adj) daughter had left an apology letter.

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1. The gluttonous (adj) creators chat with Marlowe Stern about heading to TV.
2. Moisture rarefies (v) when heated.

3. Most stars in the Milky Way have humdrum (adj) lives, tracing slow predictable orbits around the galactic center.
4. From the overhanging rocks, too, debris (n) falls as a result of "weathering."
5. Constant air attacks interdicted (v) the enemy's advance.

6. It was the first effort of the interpreter to disabuse (v) me of this notion.
7. Duncan drew a rueful (adj) face, contemplating the place where she had been.
8. No woman had ever been so foolish as she; she had cast away gold for dross (n).
9. One has no recollection of things that happened before the Hegira (n).
10. "I don't know exactly," replied the doctor in a dubious (adj) tone.

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1. She desecrated the church. (v)
2. We tried to clean up the freshet. (adj)
3. My favorite part about the play was her orotund voice. (adj)
4. I garnered the book so my friend could read it. (v)
5. I tried to rectify the conflict but it was to late. (v)
6. Her argument was valid.(adj)
7. The gluttonous woman became obese. (adj)
8. I began sneezing because I inhaled debris.(n)
9. The effervescence scared me. (n)
10. When she retired she grew effete. (adj)

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1. He had a gluttonous(adj) stomach.
2. His thoughts raced to fifty different permutation(n).
3. He had a humdrum(adj) routine work out.
4. His resignation was a tactical gambit.(n)
5.  The bombs hit the ground showering debris(n) everywhere.
6. Society will never interdict(v) gender.
7. She gave a rueful(adj) grin to him.
8. He look dubious(adj) but complied.
9. Confession extracted(n) under duress.
10. The miscreant(n) husband abuse his wife.

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1. People are gluttonous, ADJ especially on Thanksgiving.
2. The humdrum ADJ speech put the audience to sleep.
3. The broken glass created debris. N
4. They disabused V the situation in court.
5. She was rueful ADJ about her behavior after getting a detention.
6. Many refugees go on hegiras N daily.
7. He was dubious ADJ about raising his grade in the class.
8. Many people think silence is a form of duress. N
9. Receiving honor roll is a great eclat. N
10. The miscreant N was arrested for being a public nuisance.

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1. She drank the effervesense (n) of sparkling water.
2. He felt elated (adj) when he got the job offer.
3. She has a humdrum (adj) job.
4. She had to interdict (v) herself from yelling at him.
5. The bomb hit the floor, showering debris (n) everywhere.
6. He gave her a rueful (adj) grin.
7. Her husband bought her a dross (n) necklace for her birthday that turned her neck green.
8. Confession extracted under duress (n).
9. There were many recumbent (adj) statues in the museum.
10. If the child proceeds to act miscreant (n), they will grow up like that.

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1.The fat man was very gluttonous adj
2. The man scaled the hummock n
3.The cars new speakers were orotund adj
4. The cop wrested v the knife from the suspect.
5.The bridge fluctuated v while we walked over it.
6.People who are loud in the morning hector v me
7.The ruse n worked and he got past security
8. The cop diffused v the conflict.
9.They fell into the freshet n and drowned.
10. Jeff garnered v the cash prize

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1. The argument was very valid.
2. The mans humor was gluttonous.
3. You gave me a humdrum pencil.
4. Debris flew around the room.
5. The man was literdicted.
6. Many people are falsely duranced.
7.The discovery was eclat .
8. News had spread around the office and everyone was elated.
9. Many lawyers have miscreant traits.
10. As the shell continues to expand and rarefy, astronomers may eventually be able to see characteristic gamma rays from the radioactivity within.

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1. He eats because he is gluttonous adj , not hungry.
2. The humidifier will rarefy v the room by putting moisture in the air.
3. When I saw everyone sitting down at the humdrum  adj event, I knew the evening was going to be boring.
4.  If you wish to continue to believe that falsehood, I will not disabuse v you by telling you the truth.
5. She covered her head as dirt and debris n rained over her.
6. My cheap husband bought me a dross n ring that turned my finger green.
7. The people took a hegira n to escape their war-weary country.
8. She believes he bought this property from durance n with the sole purpose of turning out the others.
9. The principal took the miscreant n out of my classroom and placed him in the in-school suspension room.
10. The judge overturned the case because the defendant's attorney proved that his client's confession had been given under duress n.