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1. Spectrum is the range of colors we are able to see.
2. The taste of the liquid is at first sweet, and then pungent and acrid.
3. The ravenous beast had to find food before it starved.
4. I had trouble trying to find my way out of the labyrinth.
5. The police made the whole town witness the flagellation of the criminal for his crime.

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1.)I had trouble finding his way through the labyrinth.
2.) The knavish kid got him self a detention with teacher of science for his disrespectful attitude.
3.).Today in  science class we will learn about the light spectrum
4.).The raucous kid in the library was kicked out.
5.)The joker of the class was very  quiescent.

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1. If you are knavish in court you will serve longer than expected in jail.
2.The flowers smelled so pungent I could not resist buying one.
3.Today in class we will learn about the light spectrum, my favorite light beam is UV rays.
4.My dad was being raucous about something that is not such a big deal.
5. This level of play in the game is Lackadaisical and isn't fun.

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1. the rotten eggs were pungent( adj) .
2. The joker of the class was quiescent(adj) .
3.The raconter (noun)  had the audience very entertained.
4. the idea was dumb and quixotic.
5. the argument got very raucous (adj) and loud.

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1) With which laconic remark Newman turned around and hobbled away. (adj.)
2) Im always lackadaisical on school mornings.(adj.)
3) To attempt to find their way through the labyrinth was folly. (adj)
4) You must be very tired, having roamed about in this quixotic fashion! (adj.)
5) His voice was so deep and raucous that it seemed to rattle the windows. (adj)

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1. The wide spectrum of colors for these lipsticks is impressing.

2. The island was quiescent before the volcano erupted.

3. After passing through a dumping area, the pungent smell of garbage filled the air.

4. All these medicines and equipment looks like a labyrintha for a medical student.

5. The knavish student caused his consequences to worsen.

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1. He put a tray of garlic bread into the oven and the pungent(adjective) smell of warming cheese filled the room.
2. Our eyes are capable of seeing only a narrow spectrum(noun) of light.
3. I was very quiescent(adjective) after tennis.
4. She has a very raucous(adjective) laugh.
5. He gave her roses and a promise ring, that is so quixotic(adjective)!

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1) The knavish student got him self a detention with the teacher of science for his disrespectful attitude
2.] Most teenagers go through a refractory phase where they don't want to  write  the ten vocab word each day.
3)I had trouble finding my  way through the labyrinth.
4)The food smelled so pungent I could not resist buying one.

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1) the intern was lackadaisical (adj) and he ended up not getting the job.
2)The haunted house at the carnival had a labyrinth(n) of mirrors.
3)Some people do not like concerts because they are too raucous(adj).
4)After a long day, the little baby was quiescent(adj) the entire car ride home.
5)The spectrum(n) of the rifle is over 800 yards.

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1. The agitated baby seemed quiescent after its nap. (adj.)
2. She we speaking laconically because she was nervous in front of her teacher. (adj.)
3. Since I needed the extra credit, I lackadaisically signed up for the project. (adj.)
4. To work harder, he hired a raucous trainer. (adj.)
5. During Christmas, there was a pungent smell of cookies. (adj.)

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1.The entire spectrum of the house was beautiful.
2. The crazy dog was quiescent after a long time of peace.
3. A man came up with the most quixotic idea.
4.The raconteur was known for his wise tails.
5. The knavish thief got away.

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1.  The teacher was placid and that's why everyone passed the class.
2. The sauce was so pungent that its aroma flew into my nostrils.
3. Our eyes are capable of seeing only a narrow spectrum of light.
4.His teachers did not approve of hislackadaisical approach to homework.
5. He raised both eyebrows with a laconic grin.

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1. I can't trust anyone because they are knavish.
2. The spectrum of the art was amazing.
3.Her boyfriend is quixotic because he did silly things for her.
4.My friend is raucous when she talks to her mom.
5.She is quiescent when the teacher talks.

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1.) Somebody told me if that steak was too big for me to finish it and I said, ¨I´m a ravenous carnivorous eating machine and I think I can handle it.¨

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1. The volcano is currently in a quiescent state.
2. The raucous youth in the library was kicked out.
3. Our teacher gave us a vast and perhaps quixotic project to do.
4. If you don't be careful, you'll get lost in the labyrinth of trees.
5. The boy's laconic reply suggested a lack of interest in the topic.

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[1.] As a ravenous carnivore, Adam was sure that he would be able to finish the 4-pound steak in an hour.

[2.] The flamboyant singer loves to wear shimmering suits while performing.

[3.] Most teenagers go through a refractory phase where they don't want to listen to authority figures.

[4.] If Congress allows the budget bill to languish on the shelf, then the country will find itself in a financial crisis.

[5.] There is no need to worry about the witness because she is ensconced in the safe house.

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Now that school has started back, my neighborhood is pretty quiescent (adjective) during the day.

The casino was designed as a labyrinth (noun) to keep gamblers trapped inside.

I hope the medicine is not causing you to be sleepy and lackadaisical (adjective).

I don't have all day, so be laconic (adjective) with your answers.

A screenwriter is a raconteur (noun) who simply puts his stories on paper.

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1.beautiful scarves in all the colors of the spectrum (n)
2.a group of quiescent loungers recovering from the Thanksgiving feast(adj)
3.the partying neighbors kept up their raucous laughter half the night(n) or (adj)
4.They had quixotic dreams about the future. (adj) (adverb)
5. The cockpit was a labyrinth of instruments and controls. (n)

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The spectrum (n)of clothes here is crazy. The ravenous (adj) carnivore, David was sure that he would be able to eat all the meat on the table. My sister is going through a refractory phase. They had quixotic dreams about the future. (adj) I don't have all day, so be laconic (adjective) with your answers.

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1. The knavish kid got him self a detention with Dean B for his disrespectful attitude.
2. The pungent smell of the tuna made the classroom smell fishy.
3. The maze runners had trouble finding his way through the labyrinth.
4. The lackadaisical kid got fired from Publix for not doing his work.
5.  Many people could say steinke made a raucous scene after trying to kill the fly.

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1.The knavish wolf was able to convince the pig to let him into his home.(adj)
2. He put a tray of garlic bread into the oven and the pungent smell of warming cheese filled the room.(adj)
3.  Our eyes are capable of seeing only a narrow spectrum of light. (n)
4. It has been quiescent since 1566, and is now completely extinct. (adj)
5. Even though the raucous rooftop party got a little out of hand, nothing was damaged.(adj)