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1) . Both mortal and venial sins have a dual nature of punishment.
2) . Her face was a poignant reminder of the passing of time.
3) A respite is a short period of rest from something.
4) He was vociferous in his support of the proposal.
5) . Now he is quiet and pensive, an introspective old soul.

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1. Early Christian teachings divided sins into the mortal sins and the venial (adjective) sins.
2. The photograph awakens poignant (adjective) memories of happier days.

3.A respite was thus given and something was done to improve the army.
4.He was a vociferous (adj) opponent of the takeover.
5. He was in a pensive (adj) mood since they broke up.

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The puppy's eyes made him so venial to any punishment.
The park ranger warned the campers to watch out for venomoussnakes.
The book’s ending was poignant
Robert was a renegate writer who ignored traditional writing styles
The card i gave my mom for mothers day was pensive

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1. I have committed many venial sins that I am not proud of.
2. The poignant loss of my aunt was tragic.
3. There are many venomous snakes in the everglades.
4. My mom was offended by the  pensive card I gave her.
5. Fox has polemical story's on there network.

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1. That was a poignant reminder of the passing of time.
2. The polemical council never had a meeting without an argument taking place.
3. The act the criminal committed was venial.
4. The card i gave my mom for mothers day was pensive.
5. The park ranger warned the campers to watch out for venomous snakes.

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1. To a veteran, the destruction of his country’s flag is much more than a venial offense that can be easily excused.
2. The book’s ending was poignant and caused me to reflect upon my own family life.
3. We need to find some respite from this situation for a while so that we can look at it with a fresh point of view.
4. Robert was a renegade writer who ignored traditional writing styles and created his own technique.
5. The child was rushed to the emergency room after he was bitten by a venomous snake.

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1. Because the principal felt the boys had committed a venial offense, he only gave them a light punishment.
2. It was a poignant memoir of their lost life together.
3. A respite was thus given and something was done to improve the army.
4. Some renegade Indians jumped the reservation.
5. The only venomous species to be found in central Chile is that of a spider which frequents the wheat fields in harvest time.

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1. The puppy's eyes made him so venial to any punishment.
2. When I scrapped my knee, I expericnced poignant pain.
3. Candidates must go though polemical topics
4. He showed veracity when he admitted that he cheated
5. Renegades lose trust when they switch sides

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1.  His poor behavior was venial so he was only given a light punishment. (adj)
2. The funeral was very poignant. (adj)
3. There was respite about grades at the end of the school year until I realized I had many summer packets. (noun)
4. The rally became very vociferous when everyone got there. (adj)
5. I read pensive letter over and over again in order to reflect on it. (adj)

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1. He had compounded a number of venial failings with the mortal sin of adultery.
2. The photograph awakens poignant memories of happier days.
3. We worked for hours without respite.
4. He is a vociferous critic of the president's stance on abortion.
5. He gathered all the renegade magicians together and revealed a plan as mad as it was bold.

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1.  The mans Venial actions caused him to serve life in prison.
2. The stopwatch was a poignant reminder of the passing of time.
3. The refugee encampments will provide some respite from the suffering.
4. He was a vociferous opponent of the takeover.
5. The girl was in a pensive mood.

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1. The teacher yelled at a student with venomous words.
2. The refugee encampments will provide some respite from the suffering.
4. The refugee encampments will provide some respite from the suffering.
5. The man was a vociferous opponent of the takeover.

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1. The venial attitude did not deserve his punishments.
2. The pensice outlook on life has made him depressed.
3. The respite site was an area for the abused animals.
4. The vociferous hunger took control of me.
5. The poignant book made me upset.

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1. The venial actions were not severe, but still received condemnation.

2. The poignant ending to the film left many with a sad mood.

3. The vociferous man caught the attention of many in the room.

4. The pensive soldiers made sure every passing caravan was checked.

5. The polemical council never had a meeting without an argument taking place.

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1. His crime was venial so he was pardoned.
2. The loss of a family member is poignant.
3. The respite from artillery fire allowed them to refortify the barricade.
4. His vociferous nature got him caught.
5. He was pensive so he forgave.

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1. She's a venial (adj) person because she forgave him.
2. That was a poignant (adj) reminder of the passing of time.
3. The refugee encampments will provide some respite (noun) from the suffering.
4.He was a vociferous (adj) opponent of the takeover.
5. He was in a pensive (adj) mood since they broke up.

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1. When my rhino ate my pet hamster I considered his actions venial. (ADJ)
2. When my pet hamster died it wasn't poignant. (ADJ)
3. Vincent is one vociferous person. (ADJ)
4.He told me I have true veracity. (ADJ)
5. All these females call me a renegade. (N)

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1. This month I have committed many venial sins that I am not proud of.
2. The teacher yelled at a student with venomous words.
3. They read aloud the poignant letters written by the victims' children.
4. The refugee encampments will provide some respite from the suffering.
5. Tom was denounced as a renegade.

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1. We cannot prevent ourselves sometimes from dreaming of performing venial if not mortal sin.
2. A poignant and moving text tucked away on the page seems to sum it all up.
3. We took a brief respite from the heat by going inside the house.
4. The man was a vociferous opponent of the takeover.
5. The woman always goes into a pensive mood when she is reading her favorite book.

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1. Early Christian teachings divided sins into the mortal sins and the venial (adjective) sins.
2. The photograph awakens poignant (adjective) memories of happier days.
3. We worked for hours without respite (noun).
4. There was a vociferous (adjective) party next door.
5. The woman in the painting has a pensive (adjective) smile.

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1. I went to confess my venial sins to Father Kelly.
2. The poignant sting from the bee ruined my day.
3.  The respite helped boost my concentration level for studying.
4  . Venial sins ,while aren't too bad, are looked down upon.
5.  The venomous snake killed  the kid.

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1.I have committed venial (n) sin so I asked for forgiveness

2. That was a poignant (adj) reminder of the passing of time.
3. The refugee encampments will provide some respite (noun) from the suffering.
4.He was a vociferous (adj) opponent of the takeover.
5. He was in a pensive (adj) mood since they broke up.

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Vocabulary #'s 971-980    Top 5 Sentences

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Vocabulary #'s 971-980    Top 5 Sentences

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[1.] Because the principal felt the boys had committed a venial (adj.) offense, he only gave them a light punishment.

[2.] The president’s speech about recent gun violence was poignant (adj.) and left many in the audience quite sad.

[3.]  After driving through the desert all day, Jack welcomed the respite (n.) of an air-conditioned hotel room.

[4.] His old party associates regarded him as a renegade (n.), the Democrats gave him a halfhearted support.

[5.] The park ranger warned the campers to watch out for venomous (adj.) snakes.

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1. Because the principal felt the boys had committed a venial offense, he only gave them a light punishment.
2. It was a poignant memoir of their lost life together.
3. A respite was thus given and something was done to improve the army.
4. Some renegade Indians jumped the reservation.
5. The only venomous species to be found in central Chile is that of a spider which frequents the wheat fields in harvest time.

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1. To a veteran, the destruction of his country’s flag is much more than a venial offense that can be easily excused.
2. The book’s ending was poignant and caused me to reflect upon my own family life.
3. We need to find some respite from this situation for a while so that we can look at it with a fresh point of view.
4. Robert was a renegade writer who ignored traditional writing styles and created his own technique.
5. The child was rushed to the emergency room after he was bitten by a venomous snake.

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1) The venial sins are relatively minor and more easily forgiven.
2) But he had skilfully pacified even the most vociferous of dissenters.
3) The photograph awakens poignant memories of happier days.
4)Renegade forces captured the capital and imposed martial law.
5)The woman in this painting has a pensive smile that lights up the room.

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1) The act the criminal committed was venial(adj).
2) Hitting my toe was poignant(adj).
3) Being vociferous(adj) can get you sent to the dean.
4) The card i gave my mom for mothers day was pensive(adj).
5) CNN's storys are polemical(adj).

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1. I went to confess my venial(adj) sins to Father Kelly.
2. The poignant(adj) sting from the bee ruined my day.
3.  The respite(noun) helped boost my concentration level for studying.
4  The renegade(noun) was killed after betraying us again.
5. The venomous(adj) snake killed the kid.

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1. Venial sins ,while aren't too bad, are looked down upon. adj.
2. While on our tour, please be wary  of venomous snakes. adj.
3. The pensive teenager was deciding which college he wanted to go to. adj.
4. The poignant story moved moved me to tears. adj.
5. What does polemical mean? adj.