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1. The concert was taken place in a nether (ADJ).
2. The doctor was diagnosing me with a specific syndrome (N).
3. I cadged (V) my mom, and she finally let me get the purse.
4. Her attitude was very impudence (N), as she didn't care about others.
5. I got a voracious (ADJ) feeling when I started to read the book that I loved.

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1.The artist realized how hard it is to limn(v.) famous celebrities.
2. I cadged (v.) my way into getting a piece of my friends cookie.
3.The thief's pelf(n.) was his stolen cash.
4. He had the impudence(n.) to correct me.
5. That little boy was born with down syndrome.

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1. In minecraft people travel to the nether. (n.)
2. I read the libretto. n
3. The students cadged the teacher for  no homework. v
4. There was an obscene smell in the classroom. adj
5. The ladder was tenuous and was about to break.adj

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1.The artist realized how hard it is to limn(v.) famous celebrities.
2.He was shocked of her obscene(adj.) attitude.
3.The thief's pelf(n.) was his stolen cash.
4.He was a neophyte (n.) in bowling.
5.The girl's syndrome (n.) separated her from the other girls.

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1.I watched a tenuous movie but I didn't finish it because it was not interesting (adj)
2.his arrogance and impudence had offended many(n)
3.obscene movies are not very appropriate (adj)

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1. Do not use obscene (adj.) language in this class.
2. The libretto (n.) was fascinating.
3. Quit your impudence (n.) and come help us.
4. My dog always cadges (v.) her way to getting a treat.
5. Good students are usually very voracious (adj.) with their studying.

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1. In minecraft you go to the nether to kill zombie pigmen.
2. My dog cadged me until i finally gave him the bone.
3.Her impudence made her stand out as she danced.
4. the girl had a rare syndrome.
5. the trashes smelt very obscene.

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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. Homeless people cadge (verb) for money.
2. The trash smells obscene (adj).
3. Gold is not a tenuous (adj) product.
4. Down syndrome (noun) is very common.
5. My dog was crying nether (adj) my couch.

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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. I found  the socks in the nether(adj) of my bed.
2. The child had stomach syndromes (noun) his entire life.
3. The obscene(adj) novel got banned from schools.
4. He had a voracious(adj) appetite after not eating for three days.
5. I cadged(verb) my parents to buy me the new game so I could play with my friends.

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1. The bear's appetite was very voracious. (adj)
2. Justin was diagnosed with a syndrome (noun) at a very young age.
3. The homeless person cadged (verb) all of his money.
4. The movie was too obscene (adj) to watch.
5. The soldier was held in thrall (noun) after being captured by the Japanese.

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1. Moles are typically nether-like creatures. (Adj)
2. That kid isn't autistic he has down syndrome. (N)
3. George has been trying to cadge a ticket for the concert from his parents. (V)
4. They've been in thrall for their whole lives. (N)
5. There are some pretty obscene photos on the internet nowadays. (Adj)

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1. She cadged (v) money from her mom.
2. The tenuous (adj) chair legs had broken after sitting on the chair.
3. She had a voracious (adj) appetite and decided to order in.
4.The obscene (adj) novel got banned from schools.
5.The girl had a rare syndrome (N) because her white blood cells are very damaged.

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- The boy had a syndrome (N.) that was not curable.
- I cadged (V.) my way into getting a piece of my friends cake.
- The look on the face of my friend when I scared him was obscene (Adj.).
- I found my socks in the nether (Adj.) of the cabinet.
-The voracious (Adj.) animal was feeding on its prey.

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1.My friend has several syndromes(n).
2.The kid lives cadging(v) in the streets.
3.The nether(adj) under the Earth is considered of lava.
4. poor people in Africa are voracious(adj) and are lonely.
5.The libretto(n) from the orchestra was beautiful.

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1. She couldn't find the pencil because it was nether(adj) the desk.
2. No one wanted the tenuous(adj) jewelry.
3. She was responsible for the libretto(noun).
4. She had a voracious(adj) appetite after school.
5. The teacher had no tolerance with his obscene(adj) jokes.

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1. All of the patients with the syndrome (noun) showed similar fits of depression.
2. After the libretto (noun) is written, rehearsals will begin.
3. The pregnant woman was  voracious (adj) and was always eating.
4. Skied the nether (adj) slope of the mountain.

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1. Many homeless people cadge on the side of streets for money. (Verb)
2. From the botched surgery she experienced syndrome. (noun)
3. The book is over there and nether the shelf. (adj)
4. The players impudence really came out in his speech. (noun)
5. He made an obscene gesture at the driver who cut him off. (adj)

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1. The prisoner was sent to the nether cell. (adj)
2. The teenager cadged his parents to get him the iPhone 8. (verb)
3. The star student not doing his homework was obscene to the teacher. (adj)
4. The drug addict had a thrall moment in therapy. (N)
5. When the libretto was approved for use, the opera singers can start rehearsing for the upcoming opera. (N)

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1. The girl felt tenuous after her loss. (adj)
2. She saw the symptoms and though she had a syndrome. (n)
3. She cadged her mother for a new phone. (v)
4. The food was obscene. (adj)

5. There was thrall in the south. (n)

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1. A couple of early mistakes put the participant towards the nether (adj.) regions of the scoreboard.
2. All of the patients with the syndrome (n.) exhibited similar fits of depression, lethargy, and paranoia.
3. By flirting with the bartender, the pretty girl was able to cadge (v.) free drinks.
4. If you keep using obscene (adj.) language, you're going to get in trouble at school.
5. Once the libretto (n.) was complete, the opera singers could begin to practice for the production.

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1. The tenuous essay was lacking any citations.(Adj.)
2. The old man has Parkinson's syndrome. (N.)
3. The opera singer read her lines from a libretto.(N.)
4. There are demons that live in the nether world.(Adj.)
5. The voracious wolf scared me and my friends when it growled. (Adj.)

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1. The demons live in the nether(adj).
2. The was born with a syndrome(noun) that was not curable.
3. The dog had a voracious(adj) appetite.
4. They had a libretto(noun) mixed in for the choir.
5. The kid slept an obscene(adj) amount.

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1. He was escorted back to the nether regions of Main Street. (adjective)
2. He has a rather tenuous grasp of reality. (adjective)
3. The spots on his throat were part of a syndrome. (noun)
4. He could cadge a ride with someone. (verb)
5. He had the impudence to correct me. (noun)

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1. The relationship between law and ethics, from Selma to Ferguson, is tenuous, and often contentious. (adj)
2. Somewhere in the nether regions of his pitiless heart, the ancient patriarch knows he cannot live forever.(adj)
3. John had a rare syndrome in which the production of white blood cells is damaged.(n)
4. The homeless man, eats when he cadges for food from others.(n)
5. Zaytoven couldn't finish his libretto in time for the performance.(n)

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1) There was a tenuous cloud in the sky. (adj)
2) He is suffering from an inner-ear syndrome that is not uncommon among divers. (n)
3) He eats whenever he can cadge a meal. (v)
4) His arrogance and impudence had offended many. (n)
5) Using animals' skins for fur coats is obscene. (adj)