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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. I was abashed after I forgot the girls name. (adj)
2. Lonely Lodge is a sylvan. (n)
3. My family is a menage of Weston. (n)
4. I am always somnolent. (adj)
5. My cousin is very restive. (adj)

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1. Both men were endeavoring to exculpate themselves, and therefore both statements are subject to suspicion.
2. The demotion did not abase his credibility with his peers.
3. He was abased when he hit the tree.
4. They have also put froward a few proposals concerning further research and application in the paper.
5. The man was somnolent after a hard day at work.

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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. The book exculpated the President 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.The suspect was found innocent and was exculpated(v) from his charge.
2.The family in the menage(n) had no fear of the weather outside.
3.He was abashed(adj) by the false claims in his name.
4.The pediment(n) stood feet away from the large tree.
5.The sylvan(adj) forest animals can be found hidden in the trees.

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1. The article exculpated(v) the mayor.
2. Trees and contours all add to a sylvan(adj) setting.
3.  The scene ended with a soliloquy (n).
4. Yesterday was a somnolent(adj) day.
5. He spent a restive(adj) night worrying about the next day's exam

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1) He abased (v) himself for coming up short.
2) He was feeling restive(adj)  after he finished all his homework.
3) She exculpated the woman for the cause of the car crash.
4) The stoke to the jaw left him stunned and abashed (adj)
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1. They abased v themselves as horrible friends.
2. The girl was abashed adj once she saw how low her test score was.
3. Tired of dealing with the froward adj the boss decided to fire him.
4. I enjoyed going to the park because its filled with trees and it is the most sylvan adj area in our city.
5. The onstage speech was classified as a soliloquy n.

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1.My clumsiness left me abashed (adj).
2. He did not slow down, even on froward Adj roads.
3. He was worried about his froward, (adj) intractable child.
4. I saw a shady, sylvan (adj) glade.
5.  The articles exculpated(v) the mayor.

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1. The judge decided that there was not enough proof and exculpated(verb) him of the accusations.
2. The young child who could not make it to the bathroom felt abashed(adj) when he wet his pants.
3. The large house  occupied a menage(noun) of people.
4. The bear lives in a sylvan(adj) habitat, which was later destroyed for its resources.
5. When the child got nervous he restive(adj) and started fidgeting.

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1. The articles exculpated(v) the mayor.
2. I watch my colleagues abase(v) themselves in parties.
3. She was not abashed(adj) that she was caught.
4. The trees made up the sylvan(adj)  setting.
5. She ended the speech
with a soliloquy.(n)

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1. She exculpated V her client in court.
2. He was abashed Adj after tripping the hallway.
3. He did not slow down, even on froward Adj roads.
4. The gathered the menage N for a family meeting.
5. The group went on a sylvan Adj hike through the woods.

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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. A problem had unsettled in the Smiths menage (n).
2. She was not abashed (adj) from being caught.
3. Trees and grass all add to a sylvan (adj) setting.
4. He felt somnolent (adj) after lunch.
5. She ends the scene with a soliloquy (adj).

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1. The man was exculpated by the witness.
2. He was abased by the bully's words.
3. The workers installed a pediment on the building.
4. He ran into the sylvan wilderness.
5. The actor gave a long soliloquy

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1. The bullies made the girl feel abase (v).
2. Spilling her drink on herself was a abashed (adj) experience.
3. My friends are menage (n) parts of my house.
4. Their was so many soliloquy (n) speeches at the Grammys.
5. Coming home from school makes me feel somnolent (adj).

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1. The article exculpated the mayor. (v)
2. She was not abased at being caught. (v)
3. The frowned child was getting on my nerves (adj)
4. The building has a pediment shape. (n)
5. She was somnolent after a long day at work. (adj)

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1. He exculpate (verb) himself from stealing the money.
2. He refused to abase (verb) himself in the eyes of others.
3. The girl was abashed (verb) by the laughter of her classmates.
4. The tourists are sitting on a sylvan (adj) glade.
5. The audience grew restive (adj).

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1. She showed increasing irritation at his attempt to exculpate (v) her.
2. He abased (v) his head.
3. My clumsiness left me abashed (adj).
4. He was worried about his froward, (adj) intractable child.
5. I saw a shady, sylvan (adj) glade.

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1. The froward (verb)  child refused to listen to her parents and was disobedient most of the time.
2. The officer tried to abash (adj) the inmates, humiliating them and treating them like dogs.
3. As a nature lover, Jack is always looking for news sylvan (adj) regions to explore.
4. A closing soliloquy (noun) moved the crowd to tears as they were given a glimpse into the dying mans fear and hope.
5. After just a week of summer vacation, the kids were bored and restive, (adj) demanding new things to do.