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1. He is servile (adj) to his boss.
2. The dreaded sirocco (noun) blew in from the Sahara.
3. We sell pots, gloves, seeds and other gardening paraphernalia (noun).
4. Epicure (noun) has a wide selection, from fruits and nuts to preserve and biscuits.
5. Fatigue made him slothful (adj).
6. A lot of patients used opiate (noun) during radiotheraphy.
7. She did menial (adj) tasks about the house.
8. He was her friend and mentor (noun) until his death.
9. It is not a sign of humility (noun) to declaim against pride.
10. His proposal only came to fruition (noun) after the war

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1. Grandfather's garden is serried (adj)  in five row's but it is to overgrown to notice.
2. Hopefully the plastic keys will engross(verb)  the crying baby for a while.
3. The storm will wreak (verb) terrible damage on his home if he does not place sandbags everywhere.
4. Pacifist are likely to disdain (verb) my right to gun ownership.
5. After many obstacles, our dream of owning a restaurant has finally come to fruition (noun).
6. I tossed out all my political paraphernalia (noun) after my candidate lost the race.
7. The food critic  is an epicure (noun) who gets very happy when he eats a delicious meal.
8. Last year I became addicted to an opiate (noun) I used for pain relief.
9. Doris feared being kidnapped by a sadistic (adj)  manlike.
10. Because she was a new teacher, Betsy needed a mentor (noun) to show her to set her classroom.

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opiate

A narcotic drug containing opium or its derivatives (n)

sadistic

Related to or characteristic of pleasure gained through cruelty (adj)
menial

Of comparatively low estate or importance (adj)

mentor

one who advises wisely (n)

humility

modesty; state of being humble (n

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1. Her humility (adj.) touched my heart.
2. The group of old ladies were very slothful (adj.)
3. The man who showed up at the wedding in sweats is very slovenly (adj.)
4.The most overdoses in the country are caused by opiates (n.)
5. My karate mentor (n.) not only helps me with karate but also with life.
6. The food critic is an epicure (n)
7. The man came through a fruition (n.) when he came out of his mid life crisis.
8. The scary librarian was a harridan (n.)
9. Whenever we speak about slavery it is servile (adj.)
10. A hoarder typically has a lot of paraphernalia. (n.)

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1.  She is servile (adj) to her teacher.
2. My 7th grade English teacher was a harridan (n).
3.  The serried(adj) of soldiers stood tall and fiercely.
4. The 500 word essay engrossed (adj) me of all my energy.
5. She was bowing her head in a servile(adj) manner.
6. My friend needs a mentor(n) to help decide her future.
7. She left her room in slovenly(adj) condition.
8. The disdained(adj) employee did't get the promotion.
9. His proposal only came to fruition (noun) after the war.
10. The director created an oratorio. (n)

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1.The serried (Adj) troops stormed the beach.
2. Their discussion engrossed (V) his attention.
3. They wreak (V) havoc on the enemy.
4. His defection (N) to east Germany was regarded as treasonable.
5. To disdain (Adj) replying to an insult.
6. Try to recycle or recapitulate earlier program phases.
7.  It may seem trivial to you, but for me it's worth paying attention to.
8. The only hope of redress is in a lawsuit.

9. Nature alone can not influence an unschooled yokel.
10. My eyelid has been tumid since yesterday.

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1.he is servile to his boss
2.his humility was very touching
3 he was defected by his actions
4 nobody listens to the madrigal music
5 the paraphernalia was stolen
6 The slothful driver went 10 mph lower then the limit
7 my day loves epicure food
8 the slovenly room was a mess
9 I hired an epicure to set up my birthday.
10 He has strain in his neural endings

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1. The peasant is servile to his king.
2. The sirocco killed half the animals in the desert.
3. Derek Jeter is my mentor.
4. Hes a very slothful worker.
5. My dad said alot of expletives.
6. The toys engrossed the baby for a hour.
7.The madrigal is a very scared scripture.
8.

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1. The artist was very adroit.  (adj.)
2. He had a bad stigma(n) about the plan.
3. The child was being harpy (n) with her toys.
4. Jeff, much to his chagrin, wasn't invited. (n)
5. He was abetted (v) by the cheering.
6. She was an harridan woman. (n)
7.The school practice many hours on the oratorio. (n.)
8.He enjoyed madrigal music. (n)
9.They have a ton of company paraphernalia. (n)
10.. The notes totally engrossed him.(v)

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1) There was serried ranks of soldiers.
2) The notes totally engrossed him.
3) The damage this storm has wreaked is inestimable.
4) Gamblers disdain four-horse races.
5) He was bowing his head in a servile manner.
6) He is a bullying old harridan.
7) The plans have come to fruition sooner than expected.
8) They have a ton of camping paraphernalia.
9) She sipped at the water as an epicure would savor a good wine.
10) Fatigue made him slothful.

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1. The student was serried that he could not finish his homework.
2. The sirocco lowered the pilot's visibility on approach.
3. The parent kept harridaning the child to go to bed.
4. The sloth was very slothful yesterday.
5. The student was slovenly with his homework.
6. The teen overdosed on his medical opiate.
7. The menial pheasant was rejected by the village.
8. Guidance counselors are considered as mentors.
9. Jesus was full of humility.
10. The speaker engrossed the crowd with her presentation.

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1. Grandfather's garden is serried (adj.) in five rows, but it is too overgrown to notice.
2. Hopefully the plastic keys will engross (v.) the crying baby for a while.
3. Unrequited love could wreak (v.) havoc on a conscience.
4. A heavily revised version of this madrigal (v.) was included in Marley' collection.
5. Some individuals are so servile (adj.) that other people take advantage of their submissiveness.
6. The old harridan (n.) bard her teeth.
7. After many obstacles, our dream of owning a restaurant has finally come to fruition (n.).
8. The i remembered the room of the sirocco (n.) in a Sicilian palace made of pink volcanic sugar.
9. There were also two libretti for oratorios (n.) probably dating from 1765, as well as other miscellaneous poems.
10. Inside of the supremacist's camp, authorities stumbled upon a great deal of anti-government paraphernalia (n.) .

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1. He is servile (adj) to his boss.
2. The dreaded sirocco (noun) blew in from the Sahara.
3. We sell pots, gloves, seeds and other gardening paraphernalia (noun).
4. Epicure (noun) has a wide selection, from fruits and nuts to preserve and biscuits.
5. Fatigue made him slothful (adj).
6. A lot of patients used opiate (noun) during radiotheraphy.
7. She did menial (adj) tasks about the house.
8. He was her friend and mentor (noun) until his death.
9. It is not a sign of humility (noun) to declaim against pride.
10. His proposal only came to fruition (noun) after the war.

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1. She showed her humility (n) as when accepted winning second place.
2. The movie seats were serried (adj) in ten rows.
3. The dreaded sirocco (n) blew from the desert.
4. She is servile (adj) to her manager.
5. The hurricane wreaked (v) havoc on Florida.
6. Fatigue made him slothful (adj).
7. His proposal only came to fruition (n) after the war.
8. The housemaid did menial (adj) tasks in the house.
9. The teacher disdained (v) the class.
10. When she fell, she let out a stream of expletives (n).

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1. The storm wreaked havoc on the town.
2. When she fell she let out a stream of expletives.
3. The teacher disdained the student.
4. The chorus sung a madrigal.
5. The team had many fruitions.
6. The young child is slothful.
7.

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1. Her humility (adj.) touched my heart.
2. The group of old ladies were very slothful (adj.)
3. The man who showed up at the wedding in sweats is very slovenly (adj.)
4.The most overdoses in the country are caused by opiates (n.)
5. My karate mentor (n.) not only helps me with karate but also with life.
6. The food critic is an epicure (n)
7. The man came through a fruition (n.) when he came out of his mid life crisis.
8. The scary librarian was a harridan (n.)
9. Whenever we speak about slavery it is servile (adj.)
10. A hoarder typically has a lot of paraphernalia. (n.)

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1.He showed great humility in his life
2.My dad is my mentor
3.He does menial tasks around the home
4.There is an opiate crisis in america
5.I was acting slothful when I woke up
6.Jeff is an epicure so it is hard for us to find somewhere to eat with him
7.He felt fruition after he got back from his trip
8. Most kids are engrossed in video games
9. He has strain in his neural endings
10.

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1. The attempt ended in abject failure.
2.  She dropped the book on her foot and let out a row/string of expletives.

3.  We passed the desiccated corpse of a brigand hanging on a gibbet.
4. If you have a query about your insurance policy, contact our helpline.
5. The city has now returned to some semblance of normality after last night's celebrations.
6. Try to recycle or recapitulate earlier program phases.
7.  It may seem trivial to you, but for me it's worth paying attention to.
8. The only hope of redress is in a lawsuit.

9. Nature alone can not influence an unschooled yokel.
10. My eyelid has been tumid since yesterday.

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1.She showed her humility(n) as she accepted winning second place.
2.I need a mentor(n) to help decide my future.
3.The book brought sadistic(adj) feelings to his sad life.
4.The opiate(n) ruined the time she had at the party.
5.She moved slothfully(adv) over to the counter.
6.The harridan(n) scowled at the children.
7.She could feel the sirocco(n) in Morocco.
8.Contestants on the voice practice their oratorio(n) every day.
9.I hired an epicure(n) to set up my birthday.
10.She left her room in slovenly(adj) condition.

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1. The sirocco came in from the Sahara desert.
2.The restaurant was engrossed with hundreds of customers.
3.The girl's semblance was beautiful.
4.Walking along the beach at night was very serene.
5.The teacher did not answer the trivial question since it didn't apply to class.
6.A thousand serried problems seemed to be pressing on me at once.
7.The people who live in the country style way of living are austral.
8.We learned about neural science in class.
9.The janitor is a menial job at a school.
10. I got rid of the paraphernalia lying around the house.

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1.   You don't want to mess with a harridan (N.).

2. My mentor (N.) guides me on the right path to success.

3. My two dogs have a semblance (N.).

4. Opiates (N.) are a huge problem in our world today.

5. The man walked in a slothful (Adj.) way.

6. He dressed in a slovenly (Adj.) manner.

7. He accepted the honor with humility (N.).

8. Have a sadistic (Adj.) personality is not good.

9. I engrossed (V.)  the crowd.

10. I gained fruition (N.) from seeing the nice weather.

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1. A thousand serried (adj) problems seemed to be pressing on me at once.
2. Their discussion engrossed (v) his attention.

3. He wreaked (v) his anger on the office staff.

4. His defection (n) to East Germany was regarded as treasonable.

5. It was associated with government heavy-handedness and viewed with disdain (n).
6. I must needs try my new-fledged pinions in sonnet, eulogy, and madrigal (n).
7. Where Don is confident and arrogant, Bob is servile (adj) and accommodating.
8. After years of hard work she finally brought her idea to full fruition (n).

9. He shivered; then a sirocco (n) of fire followed the void of the wind.
10. The scenes themselves indicate the dramatic character of the oratorio (n).

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1. She placed the brother and sister serried so they would stop arguing.
2. The girl knew how to engross the crowd while performing her dance.
3. The slothful boy never had any energy to do anything.
4. It was apparent that the man was slovenly because of the way he dressed and presented himself.
5. The mentor helped guide the students through their hard times.

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1. The serried boxes took up the entire hallway. (adj)
2. I was engrossed in Fortnite when my mom called. (v)
3. The disdained employee did't get the promotion. (adj)
4. The medieval band played madrigal music. (n)
5. The servile south was abolished. (adj)
6. The lady was a harridan.(n)
7. I finally felt fruition when I got accepted into college. (n)
8 . The director created an oratorio. (n)
9. The slothful dog was dying. (adj)
10. I had a good mentor in karate. (adj)

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1. Your dog has a semblance to mine.
2. The water in the lake was serene.
3. He was diagnosed with a rare neural disease.
4. The officer queried the suspect.
5. The NFL player was abject after his Superbowl lose.
6. He asked me a trivial question.
7. He had to redress his crimes.
8. The bite mark was tumid.
9. The doctor had to sedate his patent.
10. The farmer is austral.

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1. He is servile (adj) to his boss.
2. The dreaded sirocco (noun) blew in from the Sahara.
3. We sell pots, gloves, seeds and other gardening paraphernalia (noun).
4. Epicure (noun) has a wide selection, from fruits and nuts to preserve and biscuits.
5. Fatigue made him slothful (adj).
6. A lot of patients used opiate (noun) during radiotheraphy.
7. She did menial (adj) tasks about the house.
8. He was her friend and mentor (noun) until his death.
9. It is not a sign of humility (noun) to declaim against pride.
10. His proposal only came to fruition (noun) after the war.

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1. The school practice many hours on the oratorio.(n)
2. The plan has come to fruition(n)sooner then expected.
3. She was an old, bullying harridan.(n)
4. He bowed his face in a servile manner.(adj).
5. Madrigal(n) were used as a voice of two to eight people.
6. She remained standing pointing disdaining(adj) his invitation.
7. He was determine to wreak his revenge(v).
8. Fatigue made him slothful(adj).
9. He was upbraided for his slovenly(adj) appearance.
10. The notes totally engrossed him.(v)

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1. There was a serried ranks of soldiers.
2. The notes totally engrossed him.
3. Gamblers disdain four-horse races.
4. The man was bowing his head in a servile manner.
5. The plans have come to fruition sooner than expected.
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1. The movie totally engrossed him. (v)
2. Rainstorms wreaked havoc yesterday. (v)
3. He enjoyed madrigal music. (n)
4. My grandma was a harridan woman. (n)
5. The plans have come fruition than aspected. (n)
6. The sirocco weather went across the south. (n)
7. They have a ton of company paraphernalia. (n)
8. She sipped at the water as a epicure would sip at wine. (n)
9. Fatigue made him slothful. (adj)
10. His slovenly appearance was unattractive . (adj)

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1.  The governor and her surrogates n asked the public to support the change.
2. Even though Marie claims to be an epicure, she is not one because she will eat anything served to her.
3. A heavily revised version of this madrigal was included in Morley's collection.
4. To my surprise, her smile was no longer one of lofty disdain.
5.  Heroin is an example of a drug that would be described as an opiate drug.
6. When you have been planning for something to occur and it does, this is an example of your plan coming to fruition.
7. Sarah gets frustrated with her roommate's slothful tendencies.
8. Everyone was surprised to see the company president doing menial labor he could easily pass on to one of his employees.
9. The man's slovenly dress was a result of him being homeless for a month.
10. The defection of Marshal Marmont and his soldiery on the 4th of April rendered further thoughts of resistance futile.

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1. She was a surrogate (n) for her friend who could not have a baby.
2. His defection (n) from the soccer game hurt the team.
3. Her teacher was her mentor (n) all four years of high school.
4. When he broke his foot he took several opiate (n) drugs.
5. Her new roommate turned out to be very slovenly (adj) with her items.
6. She took a sadistic (adj) pleasure of tormenting him.
7. The girl has a menial (adj) job.
8. The plans have come to a fruition (n) sooner than expected.
9. She sipped her water and epicure (n) her food.
10. Sitting in bed all morning made him slothful (adj) during the afternoon.