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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.

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1. The babies face was serene.
2.The woman asked me a trivial question.
3. Many of the kids recapitulated the essential points.
4. The slothful employee lost the job.
5.   I have improved my slovenly habits.
6. The game has no semblance of realism.
7. I have a stigma for lairs.
8. The  menial amount of work was not enough.
9. I have a disdain for those older then me.
10. My mentor only wants the best for me.

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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) hockey team went to win the cup.
2) My mother engrossed (v) my attention when she said it was taco Tuesday.
3) I disdained (v.) Johnny from the cool kids crew cause he didn´t wear the crew jacket.
4) I´m an abject (adj.) and i like to stay home most of my time.
5) I started to think it was time to join a new defection (n).
6) My sedate (adj.) nephew was fast asleep.
7) I like to recapitulate (v) as much as I can.
8) The novel (adj.) really impacted my way of thinking.
9) As a musician I like to review different madrigal (n.), since it can help me self benefit.
10) The paraphernalia (n) is what cops can use as evidence.

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1.) The two twins sat serried on the bench.
2.) His vision was engrossed on the beautiful woman.
3.) The ship wreak occurred in the 1850's but it is unclear when exactly.
4.) He began to have a defection from the views of the christian faith.
5.) He began to feel as if he was being disdained by his boss.
6.) They were considered

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1. Her and I stood serried (adj.) while waiting in line.
2. Surprisingly, he had the power to (v.) engross his audience while preforming.
3. She was (v.) disdained from the honor society after being caught cheated.
4. When the choir preformed the (n.) madrigal, everyone was very pleased.
5. The servile (adj.) novel won the respect of many.
6. The dean at the school was known as a harridan (adj.).
7. I had a fruition (n.) after reading the paragraph a second time.
8. We had never experienced a sirocco (n.) before.
9. They preformed the (n.) oratorio to the audience.
10. The olympian said she owed all her success to her mentor (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 (v) earlier program phases.
7.  It may seem trivial (adj) to you, but for me it's worth paying attention to.
8. The only hope of redress (v) is in a lawsuit.

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

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1. He was guilty of aiding and abetting (v) others.
2. The stigma (n) of having gone to prison will always be with him.
3. The food was spiced with odoriferous (adj) herbs.
4. The judge adjured (v) the defendant to tell the truth.
5. The adroit (adj) lady knits all kinds of things.
6. Jeff much to his chagrin (n) invited.
7. Mary's tumid (adj) eye  is turning purple.
8. The sedate (adj) horse was asleep.
9. A spokewoman said queries (n) could not be answered until Monday.

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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. I shot the brigand(n) with my glock.
2. The abject(adj) never left his house.
3. the cups are arranged in a serried(adj) order.
4. The disdained(adj) boy had to go to timeout.
5. I tried to seem (adj) during the conversation.
6. The tyrant was known as a harridan(n).
7. The sedate(adj) kids did nothing but sleep.
8. SSJ V wreaked(v) havoc on the city
9. I was engrossed(v) in the game.
10. The epicure(n) would only buy from whole foods.

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1. the men were serried adj together during the war
2. he was engrossed v in the book
3. the monster wreaked v havoc.
4.

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1. His defection[n] from the soccer game hurt.
2. The stigma[n] of having gone to prison will always be with him.
3. They are serried[adj] people.
4. I wreaked[v] a kid in fornite with the degeal.
5. She is a disdained[adj] person.
6. He is a servile[adj] person.
7. The slothful[adj] lion died.
8. I wanna be an epicure[n]  when I grow up.
9. She is a sadistic[adj] person.
10. He is a menial[adj] person.

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1. The soldiers are serried (adj) in war.
2. The kid was wreaked (v) on the bully.
3. Some musicianists listen to madrigal (n).
4. The slave bowed his head in a servile (adj) way.
5. There was a harridan (n) in the store.
6. Their plan came to fruition (n).
7.The sirocco (n) occurs often in Southern Europe.
8. The class listens to oratorio (n) while working.
9. The team got their paraphernalia (n) before playing in the game.
10. The king is epicure  (n) about what he eats and drinks.

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1. The sadistic (adj) actions were deplorable.
2. My mentor (n) has taught me well.
3. The slothful (adj) sloth fell alseep in the tree.
4.

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1. The seats are arranged in a serried (adj) order.
2. Please engross (v) in the class activity.
3. He wanted to join a new defection (n).
4. The disdained (adj) boy did not deserve an A.
5. Madrigals (n) were one of the first forms of music.
6. Do not make any servile (adj) comments.
7. The harridan (n) was very witch-like.
8. The fruition (n) hit after he drove all the way to school.
9. The sirocco (n) made the city feel like a desert.
10. My aunt is often called an epicure (n) because of how much she loves fine wine.

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1) I got engrossed after I watched the parents argue.
2) I wreaked havoc in the movie theater.
3) I don't enjoy madrigal music.
4) I have a harridan dog.
5) The garden fruition more than expecting.
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1. They admired her humility during her speech
2.Her mentor advised her not to be involved in any arguments
3.They banned opiate from the competition.
4.Her slovenly room caused her mother to yell
5.The runners slothful movement angered the coach.
6. The epicure was mistaken for a food critic
7.They stole some of her paraphernalia
8. The oratorio was given to the choir.
9.The fruition  that this was her last year scared her.
10.The terrorized the young children.

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1. the tornado wreaked havoc on the city.
2. He enjoyed singing madrigal music.
3. We got yelled at by the harridan.
4. The plan finally came to fruition.
5. The sirocco heated up southern Europe.
6. They had paraphernalia for illegal things in their car.
7. The slothful student did not do homework.
8. The slovenly appearance of his house made guests leave.
9. Humility is key
10. There was a large semblance between him and his dad.

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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 classroom doors are serried(adj.).
2. The water engrossed(v.) the glass.
3. She wreaked(v.) pain on him for hurting her.
4. The disdained(adj.) book was not interesting at all.
5. The madrigal(n.) was very relaxing.
6. The farm in the early 1900s' was servile(adj.).
7. The desert was full of siroccos(n.).
8. I fell asleep during the very long oratorio(n.).
9. The man who would not get up was slothful(adj.).
10. The kid's room had clothes all over the floor and was slovenly(adj.).

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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.
She remained standing pointing disdaining(adj) his invitation.
7. He was determine to wreak his revenge(v). .
8.8. The plans have come to a fruition (n) sooner than expected.
9. She sipped her water and epicure (n) her food.
10. The notes totally engrossed him.(v)

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1. Some couples are totally engrossed with one another.
2. My neighbor is a harridan and a shrew.
3. The person i was slothful on the highway.
4. That man is my mentor and idol.
5. Jesus showed the trait of humility.
6. People who put dogs in fights are sadistic.
7. College students live slovenly.
8. The storm wreaked havoc on the community.
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1.The sirocco came in from the sahara desert.
2.Rainstorms wreaked havoc yesterday.
3.The girl's semblance was beautiful.
4. Walking along the beach at night was very serene.
5. A thousand serried problems seemed to be pressing on me at once.
6.The ACT is trivial for my transcripts.
7. I got rid of the paraphernalia lying around the house.
8.The janitor is a menial job at a school.
9.We learned about neural science in class.
10.The people who live in the country style way of living are austral.

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1. Many of the kids recapitulated(v) the essential points.
2. I'll have to improve my slovenly(adj) habits.
3. The child's face was serene and beautiful.
4. The film lacks any semblance of realism.
5. They man asked me a very trivial question.
6. She is very slothful, when it comes to doing homework.
7. I need a business mentor.
8.  I have an utter disdain for people that want something for nothing.
9. She did menial(adj) tasks about the house.
10. There is no longer any stigma(n) to being divorced.

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1. The sirocco came in from the Sahara desert.
2.The stadium was engrossed with hundreds of customers.
3.The woman had an semblance and it was beautiful.
4.Walking along the beach at night was very serene.
5.The teacher did not answer the trivial question since it was irrelevant.
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. The mother was dumbfounded with paraphernalia lying around the house.

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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. 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. Rainstorms wreaked havoc yesterday. (v)
2.His slovenly appearance was unattractive . (adj)
3. She did menial tasks around the house. (adj.)
4.The sirocco weather went across the south. (n)
5.She sipped at the water as a epicure would sip at wine. (n)
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.i disdained my clothes
2. Being humble and having humility will take you a long way
3. The orphaned kid was abandoned and is a defection
4. Twins can be born surrogate
5. She take opiate drugs to heal the pain
6. The smallest dog was disdained
7. Monks are mentors
8. He keeps his room dirty and slovenly
9. The dog was engrossed by the squirrel
10. Running made her slothful

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1. The brigand(n) got arrested for stealing.
2. The serendipity(n) of the cause was her.
3. The menial(adj) toy was not as good as the others.
4. The restaurant that appeared slovenly(adj) ended up being good.
5. The sadistic(adj) woman was submissive.
6. The opiates(n) were taking over the U.S.
7. His humility(n) was unbelievable  for a man of his wealth.
8. The harridan(n)  tips well but is hard to deal with.
9. The defection(n) from Alpha to Beta was due to exclusion.
10. The madrigal(n) was easy to learn so the whole class learned it.

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1.The parents redressed (v) their issues and god back together.
2. My science  teacher recapitulate  the homework in class. (v)
3. Unless you want trouble, don't mess with the local yokels (n).
4. They finally asked for redress(v) of several grievances caused by the misrule of Rudolph.
5. The ACT is trivial(adj)  for my transcripts.
6.The little boy was felt abject (adj.) when his ice cream fell off the cone.
7. The brigand (n.)  on the tape was finally caught two months later.
8. The contestants were allowed to query (v)  if they did not understand the question.
9. The semblance (n.) between the mother and the daughter was uncanny.
10. The lottery is based off serendipity (n)

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1. The notes engrossed (v.) him.
2. He was determined to wreak (v.) his revenge.
3. He bowed his head in servile (adj.) manner.
4. Gamblers disdain (adj.) four-horse races.
5. I am an epicure (n.) who loves food.
6. Fatigue made him slothful (adj.).
7. He had a slovenly (adj.) speech.
8. She got opiate (n.) drugs from the pharmacy.
9. She had a menial (adj.) factory job.
10. She took advice from her mentor (n.).

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1. The A in the Scarlet Letter was a stigma(n).
2. I abet(v) people in the gym.
3. The cologne was odoriferous(adj).
4. The teacher adjured(v) me to write vocabulary cards.
5. I am an adroit(adj) basketball player.
6. People have trouble figuring out my ethnic(adj) background.
7. The harpy(adj) person did everything for money.
8. The controversy defamed(v) him.
9. We are in austral(adj) Florida.
10. The yokel(n)  yodeled in Walmart.

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1. We were serried. Adj.
2. I disdained v. my pants
3. I hate oratorio music
4. My mom only eats epicure food
5. The dictator is sadistic and like to see people hurt.
6.  That girl has a menial(adj) job.
7. His new roommate turned out to be very slovenly(adj) with his items.
8. I am very slovenly.
9. The baseball player is humane
10. My dad is my mentor

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1.)The group of old men were very slothful(adj)
2.)The only hope to redress(v) is in a lawsuit.
3.)His defection(n) from the soccer game hurt.
4.) When he broke his knee he took several opiate(n) drugs.
5.) She sipped at the water as an epicure(n) would sip at wine
6.) She took a sadistic(adj) pleasure in tormenting him.
7.) That girl has a menial(adj) job.
8.)His teacher was his mentor(n)
9.)She was a surrogate(n) for her friend who could not have kids.
10.)His new roommate turned out to be very slovenly(adj) with his items.