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1. The uneducated man made a tenuous argument against the importance of obtaining a higher education.
2. After many months of work, the libretto was finally completed.
3. The homeless man was constantly trying to cadge money from people.
4. Even though Mary needed a new vacuum cleaner, the impudent attitude of the sales clerk made her decide to leave the store.
5. If you keep using obscene language, you're going to get in trouble at school.

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1. The business has withered into being tenuous.
2. They are trying to identify his symptoms with a particular syndrome.
3. The libretto of the opera was beautiful.
4. He walked past everyone with impudence.
5. The way he lashed out against his friend was obscene.

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1.He gave a rather tenuous (adj) account of his past life.
2. I read the libretto (n) 3 or 4 times.
3. Uncle Sam was so certain of the boy's guilt, that he mistook his pride for impudence (n).
4. He was talking with obscene (adj) language.
5. He had a voracious (adj) appetite.

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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.  The accident was nether  ( adj.) to the ramp.
2. In the movie the killer had a tendency to leave a sanguinary          ( adj.) scene.
3. Some people seem to have impudence (adj.) because their jokes can really hurt other people.
4. The hitchhiker could cadge (verb) a ride from somebody.
5. The baby was born with down syndrome. (ADJ.)

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1. Why would they admit the tips come from the nether world? (Adj)
2. Air conditioning can contribute to sick building syndrome. (Noun)
3. The libretto was complete before his visit to London in 1887. (Noun)
4. Ignorance is the mother of impudence. (Noun)
5. Could I cadge a lift with you? (Verb)

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1.The rotten PB&J caused an obscene(adj) smell in the refrigerator.
2.The hot sauce was found nether (adj) the top shelf in the cabinet.
3.Having a voracious (adj) mentality in school should mean you study and work hard constantly.
4.The broken down car was tenuous(adj) after it's severe damage.
5.I cadged (verb)my dad to take me to the World Series.

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1. The Greeks have myths about Hades residing in the nether world.
2. The tenuous dog was put into a rehabilitation shelter.
3. The student cadged the teacher for extra credit.
4. The man driving got mad and made an obscene gesture.
5. I have a voracious appetite after training.

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1. After cadging to his mom, he finally was able to go to the party.
2. The new title for "Under the Sea" is "Nether the Sea."
3. Tyler has an obscene odor that needs to be cured.
4. The kid had a tenuous personality that caused to get bullied.
5. I am very impudence and to myself which is why I am successful.

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1. The cat was nether the car when I started to backup.(adj.)
2. He treats his wife like a thrall. (noun)
3.  John let his libidinous imagination run away with him.(adj.)
4. He had the impudence to correct me.(noun).
5. The syndrome the little could has can affect him later in life. (noun)

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1. I cadged my dad for money. (V)
2. The dog had a voracious appetite. (Adj)
3. The tenuous ladder had no support. (Adj)
4. The shoes were nether my bed. (Adj)
5. The girl had a rare syndrome that couldn't be cured. (Noun)

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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. The dog Cadged for his favorite treat. (V)
2. After Bob smelled the flower he began having syndromes because of his allergies. (N)
3. Raheem typed tenuous sentences for his vocabulary words.(ADJ)
4. Enzo had a voracious tone to his voice while reading his favorite book. (ADJ)
5. The detective arrived at the sanguinary murder scene. (ADJ)

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1. I found a dead spider nether my bed. (adj)
2. Some kids are born with down syndrome.(N)
3. My dog looks at my mom and usually cadges a treat.
4. The obscene man was kicked out of the bar.
5. His impudence often annoys others.

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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 ballast is suspended from it's nether end. (adj)
2. She had a rare syndrome that could not be cured. (n)
3. He was always saying obscene jokes. (adj)
4.  He had a voracious appetite . (adj)
5.  The old bed frame was tenuous. (adj)

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1. The tenuous(adj) shoes were unable to be sold because of the damage.
2. I had to cadge(v) my parents for money to go to the movies.
3. The prisoner was held in thrall(n)
4. The obscene(adj) smell was coming from the room around the corner.
5. The man had a special talent of singing libretto(n) .

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

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1. The girl cadged(verb) the homeless man's money
2. They used a libretto(noun) in the choir.
3. The gift had no tenuous(adj) value.
4. She had many syndromes(noun) showing that she was pregnant.
5. Water cannot be brought to the nether(adj) position.

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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. 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 slaves were kept in the nether(adj) part of the ship.
2. The child suffered from battered baby syndrome (n).
3. The man is only able to eat
when he can cadge (v) a meal.
4. Her mom was tenuous(adj) of her lifestyle.
5. They were held in thrall (n) for nearly 20 years.

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1. Crew members sleep on the nether (adj) part of the ship.
2. He was suffering from a rare symptom (n) that god him excused from school.
3. They were able to cadge (v) their teacher into postponing the test.
4. There was tenuous (adj) evidence so the case was dismissed.
5. She had a voracious (adj) appetite and decided to order in.

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1. The libretto (n) was used in the opera.
2. I was watching an obscene (adj) amount of TV during the day.
3. He had a voracious (adj) appetite.
4. He cadged (v) the money from his father.
5. The little girl was diagnosed with a syndrome (n).

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1. Will, in Stranger Things, gets stuck in a nether (adjective) world in the show and his friends and family try to get him out.
2. The tenuous (adjective) chair legs had broken after sitting on the chair.
3. My dogs cadge (verb) me for food when they see me eating.
4. The dictator carried himself with impudence (noun) and no care for others.
5. The voracious (adjective) lion ate a whole buffalo  by itself.

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1. My cat cadged (verb) treats from me
2.We had access to the nether (adjective) of the boat.
3.There were an obscene (adjective) amount of people on the beach last spring.
4.He is a neophyte (noun)when it comes to swimming.
5. The impudent (adjective)  man tried to fight a stranger

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1. She cadged (v) money from her mom.
2. My mother would not tolerate impudence (n) from any of us.
3. He spends an obscene (adj) amount of money on clothes.
4. He has a voracious (adj) appetite.
5. We skied the nether (adj) slope of the mountain.