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1. The court countermanded the conviction made by the prosecutor.
2. The girl repudiated against the argument that God is not real.
3. Hallucinogens cause many people to see vivid hallucinations.
4. The amount of food was abysmal.
5. She aspired to be a successful actor.

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1) An order to arrest the strike leaders had been countermanded.
2) Mother Teresa is venerated as a saint.
3) She has repudiated policies associated with previous party leaders.
4) The quality of her work is abysmal.
5) We never thought that we might aspire to those heights.

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1. I aspire (v) to be the greatest person I can be.
2. It is good to tell the verity (n).
3. If you believed the fashion pundits (n), we will all be wearing red this year.
4. Hallucinogens (n) can cause a toll on your body.
5. There was an abysmal (adj) amount of food.

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Many people attend church services to venerate God
2. Lies always come out to be the true repudiate in the end.
3. After college, she learned a pundit of knowledge.
4.  I aspire (verb) to be the best.
5. She was aspired to be successful.

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1. The president countermanded what his new law was going to be.
2. The teachers venerate the students.
3. The verity is that you got in trouble and so you must serve detention.
4. She repudiated that God is real.
5. After being in the heat for so long i felt i was in a hallucinogen.

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1. The judge countermanded (verb) the decision of the jury and found him guilty.
2. There was an abysmal (adj) amount of food.
3. I had to repudiate (verb) that my answer was right.
4. Hallucinogens (noun) are not good for people.
5. I aspire (verb) to be the best.

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1.In court, he would repudiate every false accusation.
2.  The school is based on old school verities.
3. After college, she learned a pundit of knowledge.
4. She was so tired, she started a hallucinogen time.
5.  The little girl aspired to be a astronaut when she was older.

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1. Congress can countermand the presidents orders.
2. I had to repudiate that my answer was right.
3. Her fired her with venerate respect.
4. We never thought we might aspire to these heights.
5. The hallucinogen gas messed with his mind.

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1. The judge countermanded (verb) the decision of the jury and found him guilty.
2. There was an abysmal (adj) amount of food.
3. I had to repudiate (verb) that my answer was right.
4. Hallucinogens (noun) are not good for people.
5. I aspire (verb) to be the best.

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1. He fired her with venerate respect.
2. Lies always come out to be the true repudiate in the end.
3. After college, she learned a pundit of knowledge.
4. She was so tired, she started a hallucinogen time.
5. She was aspired to be successful.

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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 appeals court chose to countermand the lowers court guilty verdict. (v)
2. Many people attend church services to venerate God.
3. The teacher doubted the verity of the students excuse for being absent. (n)
4. The company will repudiate any claims of negligence. (v)
5. John is the pundit in our science class, he answers all the questions. (n)

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1. The teacher countermanded what his rule was before.
2. The Japanese venerate the elder.
3. The verity is that you did something wrong and should be punished.
4. he repudiated the so called myth that water is not wet.
5. Some dru gs are a hallucinogen.

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1. Since the bank robbers have hostages, the police chief decided to countermand (v.) the order to storm the building.

2. The Bible says we should venerate (v.) our parents and our elders.

3. The teacher doubted the verity (n.) of the student’s excuse for being absent.

4. Because I want to avoid the conflict between my two sisters, I repudiate (v.) their argument.

5. During the trial, the prosecutor will call upon a pundit (n.) of forensics to link the evidence to the suspect.