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1. There was an abysmal (Adj.) amount of food.

2. I had to repudiate (V.)that my answer was right.

3. It is good to always tell the verity (N.).

4. Hallucinogens (N.) are not good for you.

5. I aspire  (V.) to be great.

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1. The bible says that we should venerate (v.) our parents and those who are older than us.
2. The girls' verity (n.) was that if you respect her she will respect you.
3. The prosecutor repudiated (v.) that the man under oaf was telling a lie.
4. The pundit (n.) student had all AP classes.
5. I aspire (v.) to be an Olympian in track and field.

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1. Congress can countermand (v.) the president's order.
2. I was taught to venerate (v.) adults at all time.
3. I finally found out the verity (n.) of my family history.
4. I finally repudiated (v.) my boyfriend and got the truth.
5. The boy in all AP classes is a pundit. (n.)

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1. I aspire to be great
2. They venerated  the man who won the prize
3.

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1. I am aspire to become the best I can.(v)
2.The hallucinogens are not that good for you.(n)
3. There was a abysmal amount of good on the lunch table.(adj)
4. I want to be wealthy when I become older.(v)
5. The whole argument started on an argument on pecuniary.

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1. The judge countermanded (verb) the decision of the jury and found him guilty.
2. I aspire (verb) to be the best.
3. The company will repudiate any claims of negligence. (verb)
4. The teacher doubted the verity (noun) of the student’s excuse for being absent.
5. Hallucinogens (noun) are not good for people.

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1. I aspire to be like my mom.
2. I venerate all my family.
3. Hallucinogens are bad for you.
4. She repudiated his statement.
5. She was stolid to the news about getting into a college and didn't react.

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1) When my dad gets mad he always countermands is chores.
2) Some people's verity in religion is wearing robes over the heads.
3) The evidence proved that it was repudiate all wrong.
4) The scientist is pundit about all of his knowledge.
5) They got in a fight about pecuniary because he owed him a lot of money.

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1.) I aspire (v.) to be a pro athlete.
2.) Hallucinogens(n.) can be bad for you.
3.) The abysmal (adj.) amount of food was good.
4.) I wish to be wealthy(v.) when I grow up.
5.) My table blessed me with a gratuitous (adj.) tip.

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1. I had to repudiate (V.)that my answer was right.

2. I aspire (V.) to be great.

3. Hallucinogens (N.) are not good for you.

4. There was an abysmal (Adj.) amount of food.

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1. There was an abysmal amount of money in the bank.
2. The teacher repudiated the lesson for today.
3. Protests are all attempts to countermand the governments.
4. My grandpa taught me very many verities.
5. The hippie took a hallucinogen.

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1. The general countermanded (v) what he said before.
2.The students venerated (v) the teacher.
3. I repudiated (v) the ignorant professor.
4. I aspire to be wealthy(v) as an adult.
5. Banks are a pecuniary(adj) business.

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 711-720 Top 5 Sentences

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 711-720 Top 5 Sentences

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1.  His outfit was gratis (adj)
2. The teacher harrased (v) the student after giving him weeks to prepare
3. The kid groveled (v) in fear in his bed at night
4. My parents gave me a gratuitios (adj) tip
5. Her smile was weird and was grimace (n)

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1. The lawyer repudiated(v) the charge they had against her client.
2. She was so stolid (adj) when she found out she was going to Disney.
3. He aspired(v) to be the best.
4. Many people attend church services to venerate(v) God.
5.  After college, she learned a pundit (n) of knowledge.

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Congress can countermand the presidents orders. 

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1. Shay's rebellion was an attempt to countermand(v) the government.
2. I venerated(v) the cross at the prayer service.
3. The wise man taught me many verities(n).
4. I am a pundit(n).
5. He accidentally took a hallucinogen(n).

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1. There was an abysmal (Adj.) amount of food.

2. I had to repudiate (V.)that my answer was right.

3. It is good to always tell the verity (N.).

4. Hallucinogens (N.) are not good for you.

5. I aspire  (V.) to be great.

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1. Her parents repudiated (v) her.
2  The kid countermanded

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1. The police countermanded (verb) the adults decision and arrested the man.
2. There was an abysmal (adj) amount of food.
3. The teacher repudiate (verb) that my answer was right.
4. Hallucinogens (noun) are caused from certain 🤬.
5. My mom aspires me (verb) to be the best.

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1. You should not eat random mushrooms, they could be a hallucinogen .
2. The pundit answered every question.
3. He aspired to be the greatest.
4. They tried to determine the verity of the statement.
5. He got in an abysmal amount of trouble with the dean.

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 711-720 Top 5 Sentences:

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 711-720 Top 5 Sentences:

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1. The company will repudiate(v) any claims of negligence.
2. Since the bank robbers have hostages, the police chief decided to countermand(n) the order to storm the building.
3.  I aspire(v) to become great.
4. The Bible says we should venerate(v) our parents and our elders.
5.  Since Jake did not study for the test, he earned an abysmal(adj) score on the exam.

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1.Terrorists trued to force him to countermand (v.) the attack.
2. The quality of her work is abysmal (adj.).
3. He had very pundit (n.) football predictions.
4. She aspires (v.) to be the best doctor.
5. Students in college have pecuniary (adj.) anxieties.

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1.  I finally found out the verity (n.) of my family history turns out that my mom was adopted.
2.There was an abysmal (Adj.) amount of food left over from the party.

3.  Matthew  is the pundit in our history  class, he answers all the questions. (n)
4. . Because I want to avoid the conflict between my two sets of parents, I repudiate (v.) their argument.
5.  Congress can countermand the president's orders.

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1. He is the pundit in our science class, he answers all the questions. (n).
2. I aspire to be like her(v) .
3. I told thee my reasons for not going in search of a letter of countermand (n).
4. After college, she learned a pundit of knowledge(n).
4. She was so tired, she started a hallucinogen time (n).

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1. . She had repudiated the policies.
2.  The hallucinogen gas messed with his mind.
3. He fired her with venerate respect.
4.    The teacher countermanded what his rule was before.
5.  I aspire to be like him.

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1. The teacher countermanded (v) the order for the homework.
2. The people in the courthouse had to tell the verity (n).

3. The judge repudiated (v) the thief.

4. College graduates are very pundit (n).
5. The trouble that he got in was abysmal (adj) .