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1. The cheap man was very parsimonious. (adj.)
2. The Notebook made the whole movie theater lachrymose (adj.)
3. The band must play in perfect cadance (n.)
4. Our male servant is a lackey (n.)
5. The teacher had to evince (v.) the material to the student.

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1.  His name is simply a description of his blazonry (N.).

2. As did the senator's fawning lackeys (N.) on talk radio.

3. The cadence (N.) was almost perfect and it sounded like a gun.

4. The laity (N.) church wide is completely unaware of what is going on.

5. We felt initially that would be a detriment (N.) to our winning.

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1. The seemingly wealthy man was surprisingly parsimonious with his spending.
2. The teacher didn't impugn the student.
3. The runner held a very fast cadence.
4. The banquet had a blazonry of food.
5. The earthquake was a detriment to the whole nation.

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1. Loosing his video games made him lachrymose.
2. The rapper had a cadence everyone enjoyed.
3. Gatsby evinced his wealth.
4. Drugs are detriment to your health.
5.

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1. A society that is parsimonious in its personal charity will require more government welfare.(adj)
2. My dog is lachrymose when I leave.(adj)
3. There was a blazonry  of food at the fair. (n)
4. The lackey was being told what to do.

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1. The parsimonious (adj) man did not want to give me a dime.
2. My lachrymose(adj) aunt cried when her husband was in critical conditions.
3. Catholics that are not ordained are considered Laity's(noun).
4. I knew I had an ocular (adj) problem when I started to see everything blurry.
5. Eating raw meat can be very detriment(noun).

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1. The mayor leaked news of the arrest to the media to impugn his opponents character.
2. That girl never shared her food she was a parsimonious person.
3. When my Aunt died, my dad became a lachrymose person.
4. When we stretch in football practice everyday we have a cadence.
5. The wealthy gentlemen's lackey toted all of his luggage to his room.

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1. The poor man was very parsimonious(adj).
2.After I failed the test, I felt very lachrymose(adj).
3.He displayed his blazonry (n) at the party.
4.The group moved with a cadence(n) I have never seen before.
5.The kid got hit in the ocular(n) with a baseball.

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1.After the death of his pet he was very lachrymose. ( adj)
2. They excluded the boy treating him as though he was less than like a lackey. (n.)
3. Some people just have a parsimonious ( adj.)attitude when it comes to buying gifts.
4. The laity (n.) of the church watched the mass.
5. When the eye doctor gave me my new lens everything seemed to become evinced (v.)to me.

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1. I am very parsimonious (adj) when it comes to money.
2. He tried to impugn (verb) that I did not do the homework and was wrong.
3. The death of my dog put me in a lachrymose (adj) mood.
4. The hurricane was a detriment (noun) to the city.
5. His ocular (adj) ability was weak and he could not see.

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A bee's sting is very parsimonious and painful.
I was a lachrymose day for the family after their house was blown away by a storm.
There was a cadence of different music during the parade in the city.
The janitor is a lackey to the principle at a school.
Going for an ocular checkup is good to keep your eyes safe and healthy.

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1. The parsimonious lady did not want to give up her seat.
2. what the actor was stabbed in the scene the movie had a lachrymose tone.
3.The lackey followed Usher around to tend all of his needs.
4. I had to put on my glasses in order to evince the screen.
5. The quarterback had to give the cadence to the offensive line so they do not jump off-sides.

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1. The lachrymose man was crying because he was hit by a bus.
2. The janitor is a lackey to the CEO of the company.
3. He was told to evince what the man was saying.
4. The storm was very detriment to the city.
5. The ocular doctor helped me pick out glasses.

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She felt lachrymose(adj) after her break up.
His rude words gave her a parsimonious(adj) feeling.
The laity(n) of the church includes the nuns.
The billionaire calls his butler a lackey(n).
Detriment(adj) friends can make you make bad decisions.

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1. The parsimonious man never shared anything he owned in order to save money.
2. The lachrymose movie had the whole theater in tears.
3. The occular doctor was known all around the world.
4. The detriment of the storm left everyone without homes.
5. I had to evince my mom that I did not go out on Friday night.

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1. The girl was lachrymose (adj) when her dog died.
2. He was parsimonious (adj) when it came to tipping.
3. She was experiencing ocular (adj) pain and went to the eye doctor.
4. The lawyer evinced (adj) the evidence in court.
5. Gatsby had lackeys (n) working for him.

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1. Defense lawyers will look for inconsistencies in the same records as they try to impugn (v) her credibility further.
2. The expression of her face was lachrymose (adj) in the extreme.
3. The wedding had all the blazonry (n) of a coronation.
4. The chorus line danced in rapid cadence (n).
5. He's a leading member of the Roman Catholic laity (n) in England.

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1. The parsimonious (adj) man did not want to spend any money.
2. The girl was lachrymose (adj) after the death of her pet.
3. His letters evince (v) his excitement of his vacation.
4. The teacher felt the one student was a detriment (adj) to the rest of the classes learning.
5. The girl was dealing with ocular(adj) trauma.

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1. He is engrossed in his work to be detriment (n)of his married life.
2. His letter evince (v) his excitement as he got accepted.
3. He play the final cadences(n) of the Prelude.
4. They saw blazonry(n) at the art museum.
5. The funeral had a lachrymose (adj) mood.

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1. The lachrymose movie made her feel very sad after watching.
2. The song had a fast cadence with it.
3. His running skills were very lackey when he couldnt run the mile.
4. We had to evince the proof to my mom when she didnt believe me.
5. The stunt devil goes through detriment stunts.

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1. The lachrymose funeral was depressing.
2. The ocular cavity holds our eyeball.
3. In a court case you must evince the statements you say.
4. The event had a detrimental impact on the ceremony.
5. People in the church who are not ordained are the laity.

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1. When it comes to going out to dinner, he is very parsimonious. (adj)
2. After watching the movie, she became lachrymose" (adj)
3.  Lackeys helped them with their luggage. (n)
4. The letters evince the excitement he felt. (v)
5. He was so detriment by the dog that he had to go to the hospital. (n)

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1. The customer was being parsimonious (adj) with the tip.
2. The girl was lachrymose after she got a bad grade on her test.
3. There was a musical cadence in her speech.
4. The lackeys cleaned there home.
5. The letters he wrote were evince of love he felt.

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1. She's too parsimonious (adj) to heat the house properly.
2. She was impugning (verb) her competence as a professional designer.
3. She could imitate perfectly the cadence (noun) of her mother's voice.
4. I'm not staying as a paid lackey  (noun) to act as your yes-man.
5. His letters evince (verb) the excitement he felt.

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1. To save money the parsimonious (adj) old man always bought used clothes.
2. The mayor leaked news of the arrest to the media to impugn (v) his opponent's character.
3. After her husband died, my aunt became a lachrymose (adj) woman who couldn't stop crying.
4. His name is simply a description of his blazory (n).
5.When the girl gets excited, she speaks in a rapid cadence (n).