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1. My cat nether under my bed.
2.My cousin suffers a bad syndrome.
3.I cadge my bad to buy me a new i phone.
4.I voracious every day of my life.
5.My brother learned  linguistics in school.

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1. The business has withered into being tenuous. adj.
2. I read the libretto 3 or 4 times. n.
3. My dog cadged me to give her food.  v.
4. They has a voracious appetite. adj.
5. I found my dog's bone nether of the table. adj.

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1.  He had a vorcious appetite. (adj)
2. The comedian made obscene jokes. (adj)
3. He eats whenever he can cadge a meal. (v)
4. The girl had a rare syndrome because her white blood cells are very damaged. (N
5. The Tenuous link between  rates and investment. (adj )

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1.) I was looking all over for for my shoes but they were nether my bed.
2.) The teacher was fired for making obscene comments to the students.
3.) The tenuous joke left the crowd sounding like crickets.
4.) The boy had a syndrome that made him socially awkward.
5.) He cadged his desert by begging hi mom.

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1. I Don't do anything reckless or obscene.
2. the pastor's reading was tenuous.
3. The beach is nether compared to Mr.Kilimanjaro.
4. the boy has a mental syndrome.
5. My cousin is a neophyte in track and field.

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1. kids in my class use obscene words in their sentences.
2. she was a neophyte at playing soccer.
3. the man at the hospital had down syndrome.
4. the man realized how difficult it was to limn athletes.
6. My voracious cousin eats every inch of food on his plate.

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1. Do not use obscene (adj.) language in this class.
2. The libretto (n.) was fascinating.
3.The thief's pelf (n.) was his stolen wallet.
4. He was a neophyte (n.) in tennis.
5.  He had a voracious appetite. (Adj)

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1. The demons live deep in the nether (n.)
2. I watched a tenuous (adj.) movie and fell asleep since it lacked a intriguing story line.
3. My dog cadged (v.) me until I gave in and gave him a bone
4. The food they served the children was obscene (adj.) and not edible.
5. Her impudence (n.) made her stand out as she danced.

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1. We became frightened when only  the nether end of the submarine submerged into the water. (adj)
2. She was diagnosed with a rare syndrome similar to eczema. (n)
3. The reverend was offended by the woman's obscene jokes. (adj)
4. She was thrall to her mentally abusive boss because she did not want to get fired. (adj)
5. He ordered 4 plates from the menu because he had a voracious appetite. (adj)

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1. Miami is nether compared to Mt. Everest.
2. The kids bridge was tenuous so he got a bad grade for his project.
3. Poor people will tend to cadge rich people.
4. I was embarrassed when I discovered someone had rett syndrome.
5.

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1. This pen is tenuous to me
2. I was supposed to have down syndrome
3. Trey is very good at singing the libretto.
4. Tucker is impudence to everything he says.
5. That tweet was obscene.

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1. A good friend of mine has down syndrome. (n)
2. The teachers lesson was tenuous and half the class fell asleep. (adj)
3. Sometimes during class kids will use obscene language and get the teacher angry.(adj)
4. He had a voracious attitude, and always ate food.(adj)
5. The nether of the ocean is unknown and mysterious.(adj)

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1.i cadged to survive after my mother kicked me out of the house because i flushed a sandwich down her toilet.
2. I had an obscene attitude after Mr. Segar hit me in the face with a suitcase.
3. My father was so voracious at the dinner table he tried to eat my hand!
4. I used such profane language to a small freshman after he accidentally paid for my lunch!
5. The opera singer sung the libret so bad that he got pepper sprayed and bombarded with tomatoes.

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1. The man's speech was very tenuous so many did not listen.
2. The homeless man cadged his way to getting five dollars.
3. We were all surprised by the little boy's obscene behavior.
4. The singer's libretto was beautiful to the audience.
5. The hungry man was libidinous for food.

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1. I am so hungry and I have a voracious appetite.
2. The nether is dark and scary in Minecraft.
3. He was a neophyte at baseball.
4. Kevin Hart make obscene jokes.
5. Some peope are born with rare syndromes.

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1. He was brought down to the nether.
2. The paper was tenuous.
3. The man had a terminal syndrome.
4. He cadge for food.
5. The video was complete obscene.

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y1.The artist realized how hard it is to limn (v.) athletes.
2.He was shocked of her obscene (adj.) attitude.
3.The thief's pelf (n.) was his stolen wallet.
4.He was a neophyte (n.) in tennis.
5.The girl's syndrome (n.) separated her from her friends.

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1. The dog cadged the scraps from the table.
2. The boy's syndrome caused people not to talk to him.
3. The voracious rabbit ate all the carrots in the field.
4. The student gave the teacher an obscene attitude.
5. The homeless person was nether the bridge while it rained.

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1. He has the tendency to cadge until he gets what he wants.
2. His impudence gets him in trouble with a lot of people.
3. His obscene outfit was offensive to others customs.
4. During historical times, a citizen would become aware quickly of the evil thrall of a dictator's control.
5. My voracious sister eats everything in the pantry.

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1. The tenuous link between interest rates and investment.
2. Down Syndrome is a genetic disorder caused by an error in cell division.
3. Stray cats have to scavenge and cadge to survive.
4. His arrogance and impudence had offended many.
5. Some students use obscene language inside the classroom.

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1.The man on the street was cadging(v.) money.
2. The pretty woman was impudence(n.).
3. The man begging was voracious(adj.).
4. The war of 1812 was sanguinary(adj.).
5. I went to a show and heard a libretto(n.).

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1. The basement is nether us.
2. The syndrome subjected that I had the flew.
3. The man cadged for money at the stop light.
4. his thrall was changing him.
5. The state of the restaurant is obscene.

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1.  He had a voracious appetite. (Adj)
2. The comedian made Obscene jokes. (Adj)
3. He eats whenever he can cadge a meal. (Verb)
4. The girl had a rare syndrome because her white blood cells are very damaged. (Noun)
5. The Tenuous link between  rates and investment. (Adj )

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1. My father is living in the nether (adj.).
2. My cousin has down syndrome(noun).
3. I cadge(v.) my mother for an iPhone 10.
4. That word that you said was very obscene(adj.).
5. He was the thrall(noun) of morbid fantasies.

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1. The old tenuous (adj) hair clip had no use or value.
2. The doctor specialized in classifying types of symptoms (N) for his patients.
3. The voracious (adj) dog ate everything in sight.
4. The tiger at the zoo was in a thrall (N).
5. The libretto (N) was sung at the opera.

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1. The doctors could not identify what syndrome(noun) the sick boy had.
2. The voracious(adj) man could not stop eating.
3. The luggage is held in the nether(adj) part of the plane.
4. The singer sung the  libretto(adj) at the opera.
5. The angry driver made an obscene(adj) gesture towards the police officer who pulled him over.

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1. The philosophy teacher got furious because he found profane words in the bible.
2. Bill Gates has a large amount of pelf.
3. The tempestuous winter storm caused out flight to get cancelled.
4. The lissome tennis player beat his opponent easily.
5. World War I was a very sanguinary war.