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1. The ominous (adj) student was a problem in all of his classes.
2. The onerous(adj) girl was always nice to everyone she met.
3. The vernal (adj) flower picking was happening in at the farm.
4. Boom Pam Pow is a form of Onomatopeia (n) .
5.  The first is that nature itself is an omnivore (n).

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1. There was an ominous silence at the other end of the phone.
2. Police were virtually omnipresent on the city streets.
3. The first is that nature itself is an omnivore.
4. My household duties were not particularly onerous.
5. Words like rustle and gargle are illustrations of onomatopoeia.

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1. There were ominous (adj) dark clouds gathering overhead of us.
2.The omnipresent (adj) threat of natural disasters made us sad.
3. People are a type of species that are omnivorous (adj).
4.He found his duties increasingly onerous(adj) and.
5. The pencil ran away is an onomatopoeia(noun).

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1. There were ominous dark, rain clouds gathering overhead.
2. God is believed to be omnipresent and all knowing.
3. Humans are omnivorous.
4. He found his duties increasingly onerous.
5. Soldiers used watches to synchronize their movements.

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1.  There was an ominous silence at the other end of the phone.
2. Omnivores are able to eat animal or vegetable food
3. The sound of sirens was an omnipresent background noise in New York.
4.
5.

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1.Police were omnipresent on the city streets.
2.The pencil just took off is an onomatopoeia.
3.The old man suffered from dementia and was schizophrenic.
4.The professor is a paragon of the virtues.
5. I had major hallucinations last night.

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1. The Ominous threat by the criminal convinced them to pay the ransom.
2. God is omnipresent.
3. My dog is omnivorous and costs to much money.
4. The onerous taxes moved the populace to an armed rebellion.
5. The vernal bloom of flowers was beautiful.

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he has an a opulent lifestyle because of his family.
the phone is obsolescent.
the girl is a hallmark atidute.
he is a celebrity in the oddly anerous way.
jesus is omnipresent.

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1.Most of the cash went on supporting his opulent lifestyle.
2.There were ominous (adj) dark clouds gathering overhead of us.
3.the onerous(adj) joke got the student sent to the deans.
4.The pencil ran away is an onomatopoeia(noun).
5.He suffered from dementia and schizophrenic.

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1.  My household duties were not particularly onerous.
2. The omnipres  threat of tornadoes scared the city.
3. The editors of the magazine described the supermodel as a paragon of beauty.
4. The woman's thin frame was her hallmark feature, helping her gain recognition around the world.
5. She has a gift for parody.

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1. For a while, i lived in a trailer, but began to feel too opulent
2.  He was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic.
3. The region's heavy industry is still inefficient and moribund.
4. The celebrities stalker was oddly onerous with him.
5.  The professor is a paragon of virtue and learning.

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1. The big house showed he was opulent
2. The hallmarks on his paper showed that it was his own
3. The 10 amendments is considered an ordinance
4. I've always wanted to be a paragon in class
5. He was sad because everyone treated him as a pariah

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1. The opulent comfort of a limousine.

2. A city ordinance banned smoking in nearly all types of restaurants.
3. It would have taken a paragon of virtue not to feel viciously jealous.

4. They were treated as social pariahs.
5. A celebrated clarinet virtuoso.

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1.There was an ominous silence at the other end of the phone.
2.The sound of sirens was an omnipresent background noise in New York
3.This is the most onerous task I have ever undertaken
4.Her vernal days were all a blur to her
5.The show was designed so that the lights synchronized with the music

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1. The ominous rumors caused tension between the two people.
2. Humans and some animals are omnivores.
3. His vesture  looked cool.
4. The Tv was obsolescent and was starting to not work.
5. The parody of the movie was better then the original.

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1. The sky turned into a ominous shade of raven.
2. The professor is a paragon of virtue and learning.
3. Humans are the most common omnivorous.
4. Most of the cash went on supporting his opulent lifestyle.
5.

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1. The parody made a mockery of the well-known actor.
2. The moribund show was a muderous plot.
3. The ominous thought made me think i was not alone.
4. The obsolescent brand was sold out.
5. The paragon was a supporter of trump.

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1. Most of the cash went on supporting his opulent lifestyle.
2. The celebrities stalker was oddly onerous with him.
3. The woman's thin frame was her hallmark feature.
4. The professor is a paragon of virtue and learning.
5. Words like rustle and gargle are illustrations of onomatopoeia.

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1. For the party, we rode in an opulent limo.
2. The paragon skyscraper was tall and expensive.
3.  I saw a ghost but my friends said it was  a hallucination.
4.The movie director hired a virtuoso stuntman.
5. The assiduous student received A's on every assignment.

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1. The ominous rumors caused many to stay indoors.

2. The onerous government was overthrown by the people.

3. The duo scored the most points due to their synchronized pattern.

4. The vesture worn by the nobles was exotic.

5. The opaque structure was a mystery to everyone.

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1. Humans are the most common omnivorous animals. noun
2. The ominous tension filled him with dread. adj
3. Only God is omnipresent. adj
4. The poem has an onomatopoeia in it. noun
5. The parody was funny to watch. noun

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1. the omnious phone call was scary.
2. The omnivore had meat and fruits on his plate.
3. the harvest was a Vernal activity.
4. The teens Vesture was cool.
5. The wife that cheated was Opprobrium.

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1.This type of computer is obsolescent.
2.There were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead of us.
3. She has written a cruel parody about the usa.
4. The  politician is trying to revive his moribund career.
5.They're going ahead with the plan despite public opprobrium

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1) the ominous(adj) figure was lurking around the corner.
2) The omnivorous(adj) child had lettuce on his cheeseburger.
3) the onerous(adj) joke got the student sent to the deans.
4) The word supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is a onomatapeia(n).
5) The synchron

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1. There were ominous (adj) dark clouds gathering overhead of us.
2.The omnipresent (adj) threat of natural disasters made us sad.
3. People are a type of species that are omnivorous (adj).
4.He found his duties increasingly onerous(adj) and troublesome.
5. The pencil ran away is an onomatopoeia(noun).

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1.) Humans are omnivorous.
2.)
3.)
4.)
5.)

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The door closed with an ominous boom that echoed throughout what sounded like a massive but empty chamber.
These days the media are omnipresent.
We were afraid to sit in the chairs because they looked so opulent.
"The Scarlet Capsule" was a parody of the popular 1959 TV series "The Quatermass Experiment". This type of computer is obsolescent.

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1.There were ominous clouds in the sky.
2.This type of technology is obsolescent.
3.There is a omnipresent threat of natural disasters.
4.He suffered from dementia and schizophrenic.
5. She had an opulent lifestyle.

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There were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead.

His films and the critical opprobrium they have generated.

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1. There were ominous (adj) dark clouds gathering overhead of us.
2.The omnipresent (adj) threat of natural disasters made us sad.
3. People are a type of species that are omnivorous (adj).
4.He found his duties increasingly onerous(adj) and.
5. The pencil ran away is an onomatopoeia(noun).

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1.This type of computer is obsolescent.
2.There were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead of us.
3. She has written a cruel parody about the usa.
4. The  politician is trying to revive his moribund career.
5.They're going ahead with the plan despite public opprobrium.

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1) I had a ominous felling that I would not do good on my math test.
2) The terrorist showed opprobrium to the public for bombing the city.
3) The celebrities stalker was oddly onerous with him.
4) The swimming routine was incredible and was amazed how synchronized they were.
5) I loved the woman's choice of vesture she wore.

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1. The ominous(adj) threat put the school in lock down.
2. The omnipresent(adj) threat of tornadoes scared the city.
3. The synchronized(adj) dancers were so in time it was scary.
4. The vesture(noun) fit the kid very nice.
5. Opaque(adj) clothing is terrible in hot weather.

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Vocabulary #'s 861-870       Top 5 Sentences

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Vocabulary #'s 861-870       Top 5 Sentences

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[1.] Because the movie star made over ten million dollars a film, he was able to maintain an opulent lifestyle.

[2.] Oracular predictions proved to be true as the medium knew that he would be elected president.

[3.] The ordinance abolished slavery in all villages ruled by the king.

[4.] The woman's thin frame was her hallmark feature, helping her gain recognition around the world.

[5.] The editors of the magazine described the supermodel as a paragon of beauty.

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1. They're going ahead with the plan despite public opprobrium.
2. somehow listeners seem to connect with the songwriter, despite his deeply personal, often opaque lyrics
3. the man's sober vesture contrasted sharply with his companion's festive finery
4. trees and flowers in vernal bloom

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1. For a while, i lived in a trailer, but began to feel too opulent (adjective).
2. With this oracular (adjective) sentence, Ben was well satisfied.
3. One hallmark (noun) of a good politician is his ability to influence people.
4. The professor is a paragon (noun) of virtue and learning.
5. He's not a pariah (noun), he's a very gifted boy.

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1. There was an ominous silence at the other end of the phone
2. Police were virtually omnipresent on the city streets.
3. The first is that nature itself is an omnivore.
4. My household duties were not particularly onerous
5. Words like rustle and gargle are illustrations of onomatopoeia

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1. Electronic equipment quickly becomes obsolescent.
2. Most of the cash went on supporting his opulent lifestyle.

3. She has a gift for parody.
4. He was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic.
5. The region's heavy industry is still inefficient and moribund.