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1. Although Ms. X is a beautiful and talented actress, she has a reputation for being churlish and difficult to get along with.
2. When I saw the doctor’s somber expression, I knew my diagnosis was not a good one.
3. There was a palpable tension in the air as contestants waited to see if they would move on to the next round of the contest.
4. Rock was his favorite genre of music, but he also had a secret love for country.
5. The restaurant manager issued a fiat stating employees could not place their vehicles in the customer parking area.

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. He said a subliminal(adj) joke.
4. I lie in bed on somber(adj) n

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 561-570 Top 5 Sentences

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 561-570 Top 5 Sentences

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1. The morning light suffused the room.
2. The imposter tried to steal the woman's identity.
3. My favorite genre of movie is horror.
4. The murderer stood somberly with zero emotion.
5. He chose the palpably better  way.

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1. She was blue-eyed and lachrymose.
2. Getting a bad grade would be a detriment  to my grade.
3. The boy had a palpable zit on his back.
4. After her husband died, she became a lachrymose woman.
5. He wanted his friends to stop treating him like a lackey (n).

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1. she went to the eye doctor about her ocular problem.
2. The new kid was acting churlish.
3. My favorite genre of movie is horror.
4. The murderer stood somberly with zero emotion.
5. He chose the palpably better way.

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1. Romance is my favorite genre of books. n.
2. The somber mood gave me chills.adj.
3. The fiat by the king was to pay taxes to your town representatives.n.
4. The Olympian runner retired after his 2nd Olympics. adj.
5. The impostor was guilty of identity fraud. n.

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1. It seems churlish (adj) to complain.
2. I don't have a favorite genera (n).
3. He gave her a somber (adj) expression.
4.

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1.  It seems churlish of her to complain (adj) about her mother.
2.

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1. The churlish(adj) actions of the child got him in trouble.
2. My favorite genre(n) of music is rap.
3. The somber(adj) story made the kid cry.
4. The evidence was palpable(adj).
5.The olympian(adj) athlete outperformed everybody.

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1. It seems churlish of her to complain (adj) about her mother
2. The library has so many genres (n).
3. The night skies were somber (adj) and starless.
4. The comedian turned out to be an imposter (n).
5. Her face was suffused (v) with color

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1. My favorite movies are in the comedy genre.
2.You can't be churlish to a teacher its not smart.(adj)
3. I have fiat that my car will look good in a year.
4. The nice man was an impostor and took all my money.(n)
5.I will be an Olympian in my next life.

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(1) The political union imposed through imperial fiat.
(2) The genre of The Great Gatsby is historical fiction.
(3) The churlish class was so boring.
(4) The somber woods was very scary at night.
(5) He claimed to be a doctor but her was actually an imposter.

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1. Although she is a a beautiful actress, she has reputation for being churlish and difficult to get along with. (adj)
2. The guy didn't enjoy movies in the comedy genre. (N)
3. His somber gaze met hers and then drifted to her lips. (adj)
4. The dictator rules his country by fiat and expects everyone to obey his orders. (N)
5. There was a palpable tension in the air as the contestants waited to see if they moved on to the next round. (adj)

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1. The genre of The Great Gatsby is Historical Fiction. (n.)
2.The night skies were somber and starless. (adj.)
3.The school principal issued a fiat that caps were not to be worn inside the school, and that was that. (n.)
4.Getting his book into print has been an Olympian task in itself. (adj.)
5.There was a palpable sense of relief among the crowd. (adj.)

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1. Denise was acting churlish (adj)
2. The music genre(n) at the party was very up beat.
3. The mood of the funeral was very somber(adj)
3. The president gave a fiat(n) to the people.
4. I am an olympian(adj)
5. The keys were hidden in a palpable(adj)spot

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1. I have a churlish (adj) English class.
2. We learn about genre's (noun) in English class.
3. I was very somber (adj) when Heather got mad at me.
4. He was an Olympian(adj) swimmer, winning tons of medals.
5. It was very palpable (adj) that kids are copying other's padlets.

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1. Being churlish (n.) in school is not a good idea.
2. I like the genre (n.) of books that are similar to The Great Gatsby.
3. He is an impostor (n.)
4. I appreciate somber (adj.) nights.
5. His face suffused (v.) with color.

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Most people listen to the pop genre(n) of music.
The old church at night was somber(adj).
STA has made many olympians(adj).
When she wants something she makes it very palpable(adj).
The robber was a police imposter(n).

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 561-570 Top 5 Sentences

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 561-570 Top 5 Sentences

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1. My favorite genre(n) is comedy.
2. The night skies were somber(adj) and starless.
3.  A political union imposed through imperial fiat(n).
4.  She had a palpable(adj) sense of loss.
5. There were many Olympians(adj) in Rio last year.

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1.  The churlish(adj) boy got detention everyday.
2. My favorite movie genre(n) is horror.
3. That boy had a  palpable(adj) pimple on his forehead.
4. I was very husbandry(n) when doing my essay not to forget proper grammar.
5. The impostor(n) was really a boy all along!

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1. She spoke to the teacher in such a churlish (adj) way.
2. Music has all types of genres (noun).
3. Looking at her somber (adj) expression, he decided to not get on her nerves.
4. The morning light suffused (verb) the room.
5. The imposter (noun) tried to steal the woman's identity.

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1. It is not smart to be churlish(adj) in school.
2. I forgot what genre(n) The Great Gatsby is.
3. He said a subliminal(adj) joke.
4. I lie in bed on somber(adj) nights.
5. Lucas Ociepka is an imposter(n).