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1. The lawyer failed at trying to (v) exculpate the criminal.
2. She was (adj.) abashed when the teacher called her out for not doing her homework.
3. She said she would have enjoyed her stay more at the (n)menage had she known people before going.
4. The architect did not properly design the (n) pediment for the building, therefore it could be easily broken.
5. She was acting (adj.) restive before her speech so she gave off the impression that she was not prepared.

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1. It is good to be exculpated (V.)
2. We installed a pediment (N.) in our building.
3. I like sylvan's (Adj.) because of the beautiful trees.
4. I was somnolent (Adj.)  in school today.
5. I was abashed (V.) when I saw my grades.

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1. Exculpate (v.) is a synonym with the other word exonerate.
2. The world's best painting for abased (v.) to their excellence.
3. Since I had 6 brothers and sisters my house was a menage (n.)
4. The great forest is a sylvan (adj.) movie.
5. During mass the teachers watch the somnolent (adj.) children.

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1. The book exculpated the man with his disadvantages.
2.The bully felt abashed after being tantalized by the student who gave him is revenge.
3.Our menage consists of 5 people,including my dog.
4.The sylvan house was destroyed by the fire.
5.I was somnolent after a long and fun day on the field.

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1.I was abashed (adj) when my dad was singing at store.
2.She lived in a sylvan (adj) area.
3.I am always somnolent (adj) when I come home from school.
4.The actors soliloquy (n) in the movie was so inspiring.
5.My brother is restive (adj) when we are waiting in long lines.

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1.) Susan tried to exculpate the girls because they misbehaved.
2.)after yesterday I felt very abashed.
3.) The peregrination confused the FBI agents.
4.) My mom is an entrepreneur .
5.) Jonathan is nubile and wants to get married.

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1. The judge exculpated (v) him from his charges.
2. The bully abased (v) the small kid.
3. She was abashed (adj) after being caught cheating.
4. It looked like a sylvan (adj) with all the trees around it.
5. The audience got bored from the soliloquy (n).

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1. The sylvan house was very grand.
2. The parents were abashed by their children.
3. The audience got bored from the soliloquy.
4. my sister is an peripatetic.
5. He is a froward talker.

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1.) After committing that crime it took me years to finally feel exculpated.
2.) I felt as if I was being abashed when I got the question wrong in class.
3.) Dispite all the pain I was in, I pushed froward through the race.
4.) The menage of the castle were often seen outside gardening or washing the walls.
5.) The criminal hid among the sylvan.

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1. The book exculpated the President with his disadvantages.
2. I was exculpated(v) in court because I did nothing wrong.
3. The abashed man would not show his face in public after being embarrassed.
4) The boy likes to abase (v) animals so i think he has a problem.

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1. The bully abased (v) the nerd.
2. .The lawyer exculpated (v) the criminal from the charges.
3.  He was speaking in soliloquy (n) when he was by himself
4. It looked sylvan (adj), but it was actually plastic.
5.. He was abashed (adj) after making an error.

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1. The Specter moved my car key's at night.
2. When I was little I was really restive.
3. My sister is an peripatetic person.
4. I wan't to be an entrepreneur when I'm older.
5. My little brother is not yet old enough to be nubile.

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1. The menage(n) consisted of 4 people with jackets and tattoos.
2. I was exculpated(v) in court because I did nothing wrong.
3. The abashed(adj) kid would not talk to anyone.
4. The miserable parent had
froward(adj) kids.
5. The leader abased(v) the little kid.

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1. I felt very abashed after I fell on my face.
2. I live in a menage with my family.
3. The medicine is described to be somnolent.
4.

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1. The man was exculpated from his charges.
2. You should not abase a child or else they will have a low self esteem.
3. The abashed man would not show his face in public after being embarrassed.
4.  The sylvan squirrels use trees to hide their nuts.
5. The somnolent man had no energy.

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1. I am a very froward (adj) talker.
2. Tom's parents are abashed (n) of his actions.
3. My friends are menage (n) at my house.
4. My abase (v) was taken when I knew my friend cheated.
5. The sylvan (adj) table was ruined by the water.

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1) The dean let my friend go because the information he had was false so he  was exculpated (v) from the office and back to class.
2) After missing the shot i felt abashed (adj) since everyone was so much better.
3) The huge pediment (n) is across the street from the Publix.
4) The boy likes to abase (v) other kids so I think he is a bully.
5) The menage (n) group of kids always show up.

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1. the man was exculpated v in prison
2. the poor man was very abashed adj
3. the hero went on froward adj
4. the sick man was a menage n
5. he ran into the deep sylvan adj

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1. On his last day as President, Obama exculpated (v.) 500 criminals.
2. The rich, snobby millionaire abased (v.) the maid because he made payed her less than he was supposed to.
3. The abashed (adj.) 🤬 bowed his head down in court and began to cry like a baby.
4. The froward  (adj.) toddler threw a tantrum at publix.
5. The somnolent (adj.) music made me fall asleep almost instantly.

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1. The prisoner was exculpated[v].
2. We abased[v] when we won the game.
3. He is an abashed[adj] person.
4. She is a somnolent[adj] person.
5. The people were froward[adj] when we won the game.

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1. Her stepmother is an evil woman who likes to abase (v.) little children because she had a miserable childhood herself.
2. He vowed to humiliate his opponent and abash (adj.) him in any possible way.
3. The froward (adj.) child refused to listen to her parents and was disobedient most of the time.
4. How did you menage (n.) to be a superstar?
5. The sylvan (adj.) cabin is located near several forests and lakes.

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1. The victim expulated(v) the convict for his crime.

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1. The judge exculpated(v.) the victim that was falsely proven guilty.
2. He was abashed(adj.) when he fell in the water.
3. The judge placed her in an temporary menage(n.).
4. In the corner of the office there was a pretty pediment(n.).
5. The sylvan(adj.) woods were being hunted by hunters.

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I hope the judge does not exculpate (v) the man, because I know he is guilty.
2. The boy felt abashed (adj) when he father started singing to him in public.
3. Plays are often set in a menage (n).
4. A tall pediment (n) has just been built next to my house.
5. The sylvan (adj) wolf lives in the woods.

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1. The article exculpated (v) the mayor.
2. The froward (adj) child refused to listen to her parents and was disobedient most of the time.
3. Trees and contours all add to a sylvan (adj) setting.
4. Hamelt's soliloquy (n) begins with "To be or nor to be".
5. The restive (adj) boat ride, made me feel sea sick.

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1. After serving 5 years, he was exculpated (v) on false evidence.
2. After answering the question wrong, he had an abashed (adj) look on his face.
3. The pediment (n) hung from the ceiling.
4. His soliloquy (n) during the play was unheard by the other characters.
5.Consuming alchol causes people to become somnolent (adj), causing them to pass out.