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1. During the trip, she went on a odyssey (n) by herself.
2. After meeting him, they had a string nexus (n) between one another.
3. She had to perpetrate (v) her revenge against her enemy.
4. The sound of my tocsin (n) wakes me up every morning.
5. After her sickness, she felt torpid (adj) for days.
6. I avowed(v) the needy puppy.
7. He is a nonentity(adj) in the classroom.
8. I traduced(v) the annoying kid.
9. The epilogue(n) was very short.
10. She is a chaste (adj) person.

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1.  Journalists are paid  to tilillate (v) the public. 
2. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean. 
3. He avowed (v) he voted republican every time. 
4. The newspaper traduced (v) her family. 
5. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n). 
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They avow(verb) that love towards Him and the performances of the works which He loves, constitute His worship. 

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1. People are often surprised that overexposure to mothballs can be hazardous (adj.) to their health.
2. The caveat (n.) of the contract includes a penalty fee if the loan is not repaid on time.
3. She was once a political nonentity (n.), but has since won a formidable reputation as a determined campaigner.
4. Racists often quote negative stereotypes in an effort to traduce (v.) minority groups.
5. At the end of the play, the actor presented an epilogue (v.) to summarize the tale.
6. They ate in silence then, enjoying the tranquility (n.) of mother natures' work around them.
7. After my grandfather drinks a few beers, he becomes voluble (adj.) and will not stop talking.
8. The rebels urged the people to grab hold of nihilism (n.) and remove all government officials from office.
9. Venom is toxic (adj.) in certain snakes, so everyone should be very careful when handling these reptiles.
10. The dog was more tractable (adj.) when he wore the vibrating collar.

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1.  We went on an odyssey (N.).

2. I was very titillated (V.) to here the great news.

3. We have a nexus (N.) through Facebook.

4. The tocsin (N.) sounded.

5. The wheels on skateboard are torpid (Adj.).

6. Burning plastic is toxic (Adj.).

7. The students in my class are very tractable (Adj.).

8. It is hazardous (Adj.) to drink chemicals.

9. I read the epilogue of the play (N.).

10. Some of my friends can be very voluble (Adj.).

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1. The drive from here to Orlando seemed like an Odyssey (n.)
2. The torpid (adj.) boy in my PE class always had the slowest time on the mile.
3. The plant that we ate looked like blueberries; however, we would soon find out it was actually another toxic (adj.) plant.
4. Golden Retrievers are one of the most tractable (adj.) breed of dog.
5. The boys from the orphanage had a very  callous (adj.) facade.
6. The parents did not let their kids go to the field trip because they felt it was hazardous. (adj.)
8. The fiances avowed to help each other until death due them part.
9. The epilogue left the audience very confused.
10. The Tocsin woke me up abruptly.

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1) These journalists are paid to titillate(v) the public.
2) The nexus(n) of all this activity was the disco.
3) A crime has been perpetrated(v) against a sovereign state.
4) We sat around in a torpid(adj) state.

5) The fumes are toxic(adj) and shouldn't be inhaled.
6) Trying to make the mathematics tractable(adj).

7) His callous(adj) comments about the murder made me shiver.
8) He avowed(v) that he had voted Republican in every election.
9) "we work in hazardous conditions.

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1. The toxic chemicals made him get asthma.
2.  The sunset made them get a sense tranquility.
3. The perpetrators will be tried in a few years
4. The Odyssey is one of the greatest literary works.
5. The nexus point between goals and success is action.
6. Taking risky actions always have a hazardous potential.
7. The torpid cat was fat.

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1. His report titillated (v) the interest of the audience.
2.  Pulling the fire alarm at school will set off an ear grating tocsin (n) that lets everyone know that they are supposed to vacate the building as quickly as possible.
3. The fumes from that chemical are highly toxic (n).
4. The man who stole from the poor was a callous (adj) thief.
5.  Both of the candidates decided to avow (n) their short comings in an effort to win public sympathy.
6. The crooked politician paid a newspaper editor to traduce (v) his rivals.
7. They ate in silence then, enjoying the tranquility (n) of mother natures' work around them.
8. Many see Parker as the obvious leader, whose voluble (adj) style works well on TV.
9.The rebels urged the people to grab hold of nihilism (n) and remove all government officials from office.
10. In a brief epilogue (n), the apostle justifies himself for having thus addressed the Roman Christians.

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1.  The man who stole from the poor was a callous (adj) thief.
2. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean.
3. My twenty-year-old odyssey in the army allowed me to visit 10 countries.
4. We work in hazardous(adj) conditions.
5. The health-care system is in transition (noun) on the moment.
6. He was a small man with a thin sallow face.
7. The chief cadre (noun) in charge should bear greater responsibility.
8. We can transmute (verb) power into electricity.
9. The newspapers say that the yen (noun) will go up soon.
10. Much of his writing has a whimsical (adj) quality.

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1. The odyssey to China was well worth it.
2. The tocsin woke me up for practice this morning.
3. The boy titillated the girl while in class.
4. The nexus of the couple is really strong.
5.The kid was tractable when he took his medication.
6. The man raises tractable dogs that have had some obedience training.
7. His callous comments about the murder made me shiver.
8. He avowed that he had voted Republican in every election.
9. The sign indicated a hazardous area.
10. He avowed himself an opponent of all alliances.

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1. Toxic got into the water pipe so we couldn't drink the tap water.
2. the actors had a great epilogue.
3. the rollecoatser was making th man tiyilliated.
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1. Lenny had a toxic(adj) smell.
2. Lenny went on an odyssey after doing illegal things.
3. The newspaper traduced Lenny's story.
4. Lenny hates chaste individuals.
5. The tocsin scared Lenny.
6. The first day of the week is always a torpid one.
7. I avow that i go to school.
8. There is a hazardous area up ahead.
9. The nexus of music is the piano.
10. The sprints at football practice made him get asthma.

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1. Michael went on an odyssey with Ramon
2. He had toxic waste in the trashcan
3. Basketball is a tractable sport.
4. I love the tranquility of the lake.
5. Ramon  is a chaste individual.
6.  There is a hazardous area up ahead.
7. I Avow that i go to school.
8. The first day of the week is always a torpid one.
9. The tocsin scared me
10. Justin went on an odyssey

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1. My family went on an odyssey (n) around the country this summer.
2. The roller coaster titillated (v) the the people.
3. The first day of school was very torpid (adj) for the students.
4. The sandwich was very toxic (n).
5. The men were planning to perpetrate a robbery (v).
6.The newspaper traduced them.  (v)
7.He is very voluble. (adj)
8.There is a nexus (n) between them.
9.The torpid (adj) player did not play defense.
10. He is callous (adj) about the safety of his workers.

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1. The hiker set out on his odyssey.
2. The nexus of music is the piano.
3. The first day school is torpid for students.
4. The boy got bit by the toxic frog.
5. The misbehaving did not titillate the teacher.
6. Justin is to perpetrate for not doing his homework.
7. The bully had a callous heart for the transfer student.

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1. In order to titillate consumer interest, the company is offering free shipping on all purchases. (v)
2. The men were planning to perpetrate a robbery. (v)
3. Pulling the fire alarm at school will set off an ear grating tocsin. (n)
4. The torpid student did nothing but sleep in class each day. (adj)
5. The fumes from the chemicals are highly toxic.(adj)
6. The man who stole from the poor was a callous thief. (adj)
7. The yoga instructor will show us the best way to reach a tranquil state.
8. The voluble politician was never at a loss for words.
9. In the 1970s, hippies embraced nihilism and ignored many of society’s rules and laws.
10. Before you make your final decision, you might want to consider the caveat in this agreement.

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1. There was toxic waste in the ocean.
2. The newspaper traduced them.
3. The speaker said an epilogue.
4. The guy felt titillated.
5. The man went on an odyssey.
6. The kid is tractable.
7. There is a nexus between them.
8. He is very voluble.
9. The torpid basketball player did not play defense.
10. The agents traduced the family.

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1. The man ventured on an odyssey across the ocean.
2. The roller coaster titillated the man.
3.  There was a nexus between the two men.
4. The criminal had perpetrated the crime.
5.

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1.The Odyssey is a well-known story about Homer and the ancient Greeks.
2.The nexus between me and baseball can't be broken.
3.A crime was perpetrated against the thief.
4.The tractable driving lesson was simple and taught me alot.
5.The toxic chemicals were fatal if consumed.
6. They avow(verb) that love towards Him and the performances of the works which He loves, constitute His worship.
7. My torpid(adj) brother rests on the couch all day.
8.The fumes from that chemical are highly toxic(adj).
9.The dog was more tractable(adj) when he wore the vibrating collar.
10. The man who stole from the poor was a callous(adj) thief.

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1. They departed from Texas on a three year odyssey.
2. Shared ambition is the vital nexus between them.
3. Only an insane person could perpetrate such a horrible crime.
4. The bell was the tocsin in the tower.
5. The torpid lizards stirred in their cage.
6. Toxic chemicals were spilled into the river.
7. Gold and Silver are tractable metals.
8. He is callous about the safety of his workers.
9. He avowed himself a socialist.
10. Slippy ice made the driving conditions hazardous.

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1. The trash had a toxic(adj) smell.
2.The journey we had to take to japan was like an odessy (n).
3.The man felt titillated(adj) by the power of the ocean.
4. The men were planning to perpetrate(v) a robbery.
5.The kid was tractable when he took his medication.
6.He avowed himself to the lord.
7.He felt torpid after the marathon
8..He read the epilogue before he read the book.
9.He was a callous man that took candy from babies.
10. He rode the hazardous trail

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1) These journalists are paid to titillate(v) the public.
2) The nexus(n) of all this activity was the disco.
3) A crime has been perpetrated(v) against a sovereign state.
4) We sat around in a torpid(adj) state.

5) The fumes are toxic(adj) and shouldn't be inhaled.
6) Trying to make the mathematics tractable(adj).

7) His callous(adj) comments about the murder made me shiver.
8) He avowed(v) that he had voted Republican in every election.
9) We work in hazardous(adj) conditions.
10) Asserting the nonentity(n) of evil.

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1.  Journalists are paid  to tilillate (v) the public.
2. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean.
3. He avowed (v) he voted republican every time.
4. The newspaper traduced (v) her family.
5. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n).
6. He was a small man with a thin sallow face.
7. The chief cadre (noun) in charge should bear greater responsibility.
8. We can transmute (verb) power into electricity.
9. The newspapers say that the yen (noun) will go up soon.
10. Much of his writing has a whimsical (adj) quality.

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1.The chemicals in the air was toxic
2. The torpid goalie let the players score every single time.
3.

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1. The trash had a toxic(adj) smell.
2.The journey we had to take to japan was like an odessy (n).
3.The man felt titillated(adj) by the power of the ocean.
4. The men were planning to perpetrate(v) a robbery.
5.The kid was tractable when he took his medication.
6.He avowed himself to the lord.
7.He felt torpid after the marathon
8..He read the epilogue before he read the book.
9.He was a callous man that took candy from babies.
10. He rode the hazardous trail

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1. The odyssey to China was well worth it.
2. The tocsin woke me up for practice this morning.
3. My torpid brother rests on the couch all day.
4. The angry widower has vowed to perpetrate an act of vengeance against the man who killed his family.
5. The flumes from that chemical are highly toxic.
6. The dog was more tractable when he wore the vibrating collar.
7. The man who stole from the poor was a callous thief.
8. Because the man would not avow himself as a follower of the King in front of the villagers, he was sentenced to death.
9. The boy titillated the girl while in class.
10. The nexus of the couple is really strong.

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1. The man was about to go on an odyssey into the wilderness.
2. The cool breeze titillated the animal.
3. This crossing is the nexus of the two highways.
4. The man was torpid after the long run.
5. The fish was toxic.
6. The young boy was very tractable.
7. I am completely callous to the feeling now.
8. I can avow that he was there at 8:00.
9. All I want is to live in tranquility.
10. He is a nonentity to the situation.

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1. The drive from here to Orlando seemed like an Odyssey (n.)
2. The torpid (adj.) boy in my PE class always had the slowest time on the mile.
3. The plant that we ate looked like blueberries; however, we would soon find out it was actually another toxic (adj.) plant.
4. Golden Retrievers are one of the most tractable (adj.) breed of dog.
5. The boys from the orphanage had a very  callous (adj.) facade.
6. The parents did not let their kids go to the field trip because they felt it was hazardous. (adj.)
8. The fiances avowed to help each other until death due them part.
9. The epilogue left the audience very confused.
10. The Tocsin woke me up abruptly.

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1. The fumes from the chemical were toxic Adj.
2.  She had to perpetrate (V) her revenge against her enemy.
3. The man who stole from the poor was a callous adj thief.
4. There was a nexus N between the two families.
5.  I was titillated when I saw the cake.(v)
6. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n).
7. He was a small man with a thin sallow face.
8. Tractable (adj) dogs that have had some obedience training.
9. My twenty-year odyssey in the army allowed me to visit eighteen countries.
10. I am torpid in the mornings. (adj)

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1.During 9th grade, In Mr. Cambons class, we read the odyssey.
2. The roller coaster titillated the child.
3. The sloth is a very torpid animal.
4. A bite from a rattle snake is extremely toxic.
5. The sign said the roads a head are hazardous.
6. He has a very voluble personality.
7. He tried to traduce his enemies name.

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1.The Odyssey is a well-known story about Homer and the ancient Greeks.
2.The nexus between me and baseball can't be broken.
3.A crime was perpetrated against the thief.
4.The tractable driving lesson was simple and taught me alot.
5.The toxic chemicals were fatal if consumed.

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1.  Journalists are paid  to tilillate (v) the public.
2. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean.
3. He avowed (v) he voted republican every time.
4. The newspaper traduced (v) her family.
5. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n).
6. Her determination to remain chaste (adj) was strong.
7. We sat around in a torpid (adj) state.
8. Tractabile (adj) dogs that have had some obedience training.
9. His callous (adj) disregard for other peoples feelings.
10. She was as voluble (adj) as her husband was silent.

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1. In 9th grade I read the Odyssey. (n)
2. I was titillated when I saw the cake.(v)
3. There was a nexus between the two cell phone towers. (n)
4. The criminal perpetrated the old lady. (v)
5. There is a tocsin for when it is code brown. (n)
6. I am torpid in the mornings. (adj)
7. Young children are very tractable. (adj)
8. The activity of jumping a cliff is very hazardous. (adj)
9. The meadow had a lot of tranquility. (n)
10. The couple is chaste until marriage. (adj)

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1. My twenty-year odyssey(noun) in the army allowed me to visit eighteen countries.
2. The woman hoped her dress would titillate(verb) her husband so much he would overlook her outrageous credit card bills.
3.The nexus(noun) between industry and government can both be good and bad for the nation.
4. The men were planning to perpetrate(verb) a robbery.
5.His demand for immediate emancipation fell like a tocsin(noun) upon the ears of slaveholders.
6. They avow(verb) that love towards Him and the performances of the works which He loves, constitute His worship.
7.My torpid(adj) brother rests on the couch all day.
8.The fumes from that chemical are highly toxic(adj).
9.The dog was more tractable(adj) when he wore the vibrating collar.
10. The man who stole from the poor was a callous(adj) thief.

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1. These journalists are paid to titillate the public.
2. A  crime has been perpetrated against a sovereign state.
3. The tocsin rings at the end of class.
4. We sat around in a torpid state.
5. The toxic fumes killed the man.
6. The man raises tractable dogs that have had some obedience training.
7. His callous comments about the murder made me shiver.
8. He avowed that he had voted Republican in every election.
9. The sign indicated a hazardous area.
10. He was interested in a political nonentity.

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1.  We went on an odyssey (N.).

2. I was very titillated (V.) to here the great news.

3. We have a nexus (N.) through Facebook.

4. The tocsin (N.) sounded.

5. The wheels on skateboard are torpid (Adj.).

6. Burning plastic is toxic (Adj.).

7. The students in my class are very tractable (Adj.).

8. It is hazardous (Adj.) to drink chemicals.

9. I read the epilogue of the play (N.).

10. Some of my friends can be very voluble (Adj.).

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1.We participated in an odyssey(n) through the forest.
2.The nexus(n) between her and her phone cannot be broken.
3.The snake's venom is extremely toxic(adj)
4.Spanish is an extremely tractable(adj) subject.
5.He avowed(v) his brand new purchase.
6.Do not eat anything that looks hazardous(adj)
7.She was callous(adj) to all the hatred she received.
8.She fell into tranquility(n) when resting on the hammock.
9.The epilogue(n) to Avengers upset many people.
10.Her chaste(adj) response to the accusation fooled everybody.

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1. The toxic chemicals made him get asthma.
2.  The sunset made them get a great sense of tranquility.
3. The perpetrators will be tried in a few months.
4. The Odyssey is one of the greatest literary works.
5. The nexus point between goals and success is action.
6. Taking risky actions always have a hazardous potential.
7. The torpid cat was fat.

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1. The Odyssey(n) told a story of Homer's epic journey.
2. Journalist are paid to titillate(v) the public.
3. There was a nexus(n) between the crime and the killer.
4. A crime has been perpetrated(v)  against the state.
5. There was an an tocsin(n) to indicate warning.
6. We sat around in a torpid(adj) state of mind.
7. He dump the toxic (adj)waste in the ocean.
8. Tractable(adj) dogs are easy to find.
9. He avowed(v) that he cheated on her.
10. His callous(adj) comment made me shiver with fear.

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1. The Odyssey is an epic of ancient Greece.
2. The pictures were not meant to titillate audiences.
3. Times Square is the nexus of the New York subway.
4. Only an insane person could perpetrate such a horrible crime.
5. The bell was the tocsin in the Tower.
6.  In front of him the torpid lizards stirred in their cage on the picture box.
7. That drug is toxic and will kill you.
8. The issues have proved to be less tractable than expected.
9. He is callous about the safety of his workers.

10.  A false friend is worse than an avowed enemy

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1. He became very voluble (adj) and told her everything.
2. Entering the realm of nirvana (noun) is only possible for those who have become pure.
3. Rebecca paid a nocturnal (adj) visit to the flat.
4.  The moderator must remain nonpartisan (adj) throughout the debate.
5. The health-care system is in transition (noun) on the moment.
6. He was a small man with a thin sallow face.
7. The chief cadre (noun) in charge should bear greater responsibility.
8. We can transmute (verb) power into electricity.
9. The newspapers say that the yen (noun) will go up soon.
10. Much of his writing has a whimsical (adj) quality.

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1.  A crime has been perpetrated against her. (V)
2. The tocsin warned the people of the coming storm. (n)
3. We sat around in a torpid state. (adj)
4. There is a toxic virus being spreaded around. (adj)
5. He avowed his sins to the priest. (v)
6. They worked in hazardous conditions. (adj)
7. The sebaceous dish was dripping in oil. (adj)
8. She spoke traduce of her friend (v)
9. The book us summarized in its epilogue. (n)
10. She was the most voluble person in the class. (adj)

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1. My twenty-year-old odyssey in the army allowed me to visit 10 countries.
2. In order to titillate consumer interst the company is offering free shipping on all purchaes.
3. In our town the nexus of the art world is the museum district.
4. I can not beliene my best friend would  such an act of betrayal.
5. My torpid dog rests on the couch all day.
6. The dog was more tractable when he wore the vibrating collar.
7. The caveat of the contract includes a penalty fee if the loan is not reapid on time.
8. The celebrtiy cut in front of me like I was a nonetity.
9. The crooked politician paid a newspaper editor to traduce his rivals.
10. At the end of the play, the actor presented an epilogue to summarize the play.

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1. The greatest scenes of the Iliad and the Odyssey (n) have little to do with myth.
2. I don't care for books that only titillate (v) one's imagination.
3. And in case you missed it, David Frum wrote about the nexus (n) between robots and immigration right here.
4. Who perpetrated (v) this so-called comedy?

5. The tocsin (n) sounded in the Senate was heard in the lower house.
6. When in action he was superb and safe to follow; only when torpid  (adj) he was dangerous.
7. The man warned her not to drink that, because it was toxic (adj).
8. I babysat a tractable (adj) child.
9. They have a callous (adj) attitude toward the sufferings of others.

10. He avowed (v) himself an opponent of all alliances.

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1. I went on an odyssey across the country
2. The theme park titillates kids.
3. The couple had a strong nexus.
4. The criminal wanted to perpetuate the bank.
5. The tocsin woke me up for school.
6.The torpid child had no energy to go outside and play.
7. The toxic snake bite almost killed the man.
8. The tractable lesson was very easy to understand.
9. The callous kid was not affected by the insults.
10.The hazardous roller coaster was shut down because it was dangerous.

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1. During the trip, she went on a odyssey (N) by herself.
2. After meeting him, they had a string nexus (N) between one another.
3. She had to perpetrate (V) her revenge against her enemy.
4. The sound of my tocsin (N) wakes me up every morning.
5. After her sickness, she felt torpid (adj) for days.
6. You shouldn't inhale the fumes as it could be toxic (adj).
7. Teaching someone to drive isn't as tractable (adj) as you think.
8. The stunt is extremely hazardous (adj) so they shouldn't preform it.
9. The dinner was very sebaceous (adj) so we shouldn't eat it.
10. The yoga retreat was a place with tranquility (n) and peace.

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1. The lawyer and his client had a nexus.
2. The fire alarm gives off a tocsin.
3. The torpid child loved fortnite.
4. Many times the man has been caught trying to perpetuate the bank.
5. They're in a toxic relationship.
6. He avowed he committed the crime.
7. The man dumped the hazardous waste.
8. Drugs put the man in a torpid state.

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1. There was a nexus N between the two families.
2. The lack of sleep gave him a torpid Adj attitude.
3. We were warned that there were toxic Adj snakes in the forest.
4. I wake up to the sound of my tocsin N every morning.
5. The teacher was happy with the few tractable Adj students that she had.
6. He avowed V his love for her by proposing.
7. We continued the hazardous Adj climb up the mountain.
8. There is a known caveat N about drinking and driving.
9. People always escape to the library for a sense of tranquility N.
10. Many religious people stay chaste N before marriage.

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1. His report titillated v the interest of the audience.
2.  Pulling the fire alarm at school will set off an ear grating tocsin n that lets everyone know that they are supposed to vacate the building as quickly as possible.
3. The fumes from that chemical are highly toxic n.
4. The man who stole from the poor was a callous adj thief.
5.  Both of the candidates decided to avow n their short comings in an effort to win public sympathy.
6. The crooked politician paid a newspaper editor to traduce v his rivals.
7. They ate in silence then, enjoying the tranquility n of mother natures' work around them.
8. Many see Parker as the obvious leader, whose voluble adj style works well on TV.
9.The rebels urged the people to grab hold of nihilism n and remove all government officials from office.
10. In a brief epilogue n, the apostle justifies himself for having thus addressed the Roman Christians.