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1. The man was being Bigot.
2. The boat was at its optimum speed.
3. The boxer took a sleazy shot after the bell.
4. He is a very grandiose person.
5. The chair was gossamer.

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1. The judge was a bigot.

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1. The hostages were taken in reprisal for the bombing.
2. Jan's white scarf was practically transparent.
3. We went to the golf range after a day of tedium at the office.
4. The poisonous snake must have come from another country because it is not endemic to our nation.
5. The bigot was a lonely old man who thought everyone was inferior to him.

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1. He wore a glowing talisman on a leather chain around his neck.(n)
2. The taxonomy of this family would then not have any branches.(n)
3. The stories, though of no special merit as far as the plots are concerned, are told with verve and interest.(n)
4. For the first time since his boyhood he no longer felt the daily goad urging him to the daily toil.(v)
5. Over the years the believers suffered at the hands of the bigots.(n)

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1. After a day of tedium (noun) on Sunday we wanted to go to the beach but we realized it was cold outside.  During the cold front the optimum (noun) temperature  in our house is 75 degrees So we stayed in our genial (adj) house and watched movies instead. Even though the idea of going to the beach seemed quite grandiose (adj) to everyone it was not possible because it was to cold. If we owned thick coats instead of gossamer (noun) ones we could have gone for a walk on the beach.

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1. The tedium amount of homework made me anxious to reach spring break.
2. I was bigot towards relaxing and forgetting responsibilities than to be studying.
3. The stoic teachings of my lessons did not match my enthusiasm for spring break.
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1.   This past weekend  my brother inured me so i punched him as a reprisal (noun).
2. When I was walking my dog I ran into a gossamer (noun) full of spiders.
3. I played fortnite when I felt a moment of tedium (noun).
4. My brother was acting like a bigot (noun) so i punched him.
5. The stoical (adj) man was accepting his death as he was in the hospital.

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1. The endemic (Adj.) of cold weather in South Florida is great.

2. It is optimum (N.) to have such great weather at this time of the year.

3.  I am (Adj.) when it comes to weather.

4. I am happy that we don't live where is is freezing cold because then our days would be full of tedium (N.).

5. Yesterday the air was nice and gossamer (Adj.).

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1. This weekend was a good way to let all the tendium(n) out.
2. I did not let the bigot(n) to stop me from hanging out with my friends.
3. The weather Sunday night was gossamers(adj).
4. I was optimun(n) when I found out my parents planned a trip for spring break.
5. I stoical(adj) that summer was a long time away.

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The cold March air was thin and gossamer(adj).
It was the proper temperature to go outside in, and for the day to not become a tedium(n).
Many were bigots(n) and made fun of those who wore sweatshirts.
While some were sleazy(adj) and stayed indoors, most took advantage of the beautiful weather.

Most Floridians could agree that this weather is the optimum(adj) choice of weather to live in.

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1. While i was playing fortnite my bother hit me so i threw a shoe at him for reprisal.
2.  While cleaning the guest room the was a gossamer spiderweb in the corner.
3. During the long car ride I began to grow tedium and fell asleep.
4.The team gathered at a endemic spot to have a meeting.
5. Enzo bought a sleazy watch and flexed it throughout the school.

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1. Spring break is the opposite of a tedium (N) time.
2. Everyone is having a stoical (adj) time with no worries.
3. Our brains become sleazy (adj) from not doing work.
4. Over the break, everyone is kind and genial (adj).
5. Overall, spring break is the optimum (n) time of our school year.

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1. Their was a women at the mall who was naive, and close  minded bigot.
2. Me and my friends genial offered to clean my parents car.
3. The movie I saw was optimum (n).
4. We went into a store that sold sleazy items.
5. I hope my spring break isn't tedium (n) and dull.

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1. You can tell the woman at the store was very sleazy (adj.) when she pulled out all of her coupons.
2. The optimum of my day was the party.
3. I was surprised the little boy acted very stoical (adj.) when his mother said no.
4. The bigot (n.) ruined my entire day.
5. We genial (adj.) offered to help out the elderly man.

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1. The optimum(n) of my weekend was going to the beach.
2. The bigot(n) man put me in a bad mood on Sunday.
3. I saw a women act stoical(adj) when told about her future.
4. My plans for spring break are going to be grandiose(adj)
5. I refused to buy the sleazy(adj) outfit while shopping.

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1.The optimum part of the spring break trip was visiting the White House.
2.My brain became sleazy after Christmas Break.
3.The endemic of cold weather in South Florida is great.
4.  I hope that there won't be a day of tedium where we'll need to find something to do.
5. I ave grandiose plans for spring break for baseball

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1. The cold front caused optimum(adj) waves for surfing.
2.When I woke up and realized it was cold outside, I was filled with verve(adj).
3. I feel exhilarated(v) when
I think about spring break
4.I only have a couple more travail(adj) weeks until I can enjoy sprig break
5. The water was not tepid(adj) during the cold front.

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1. During this  I've been playing some games with my brother to relieve the tedium of the school week.
2. On Sunday I met one girl who was genial and very  welcoming.
3. On Saturday my mother helped me to do my homework and she gave me some optimum tips.
4. This weekend I went with some friends to a sleazy bar.
5. I have grandiose plans for the spring break.

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1. I plan on filling the tedium (N) of spring break with fun activities.
2. This spring break I'm travelling to Philly and becoming endemic (Adj) with the people.
3. I surrounded myself with genial (Adj) people this past weekend.
4. The March cold front has brought in optimum (Adj) weather.
5. There's not going to be any sleazy (Adj) behavior this spring break.

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1. I hope that my spring break is optimum (n) and one that I won't forget. I'm going camping and hope that when walking around I won't walk into a gossamer (adj) of cobwebs. But the idea of not seeing any cobwebs in a camping area is quite grandiose (adj).  I hope that there won't be a day of tedium (n) where we'll need to find something to do. I'm hoping this will be a genial (adj) trip.

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1. Declining to use his real name out of fear of reprisal,(n) Ibrahim describes a dark and gruesome odyssey.
2. The gossamer (adj) funnel cake tasted very good.
3. The work is ceaseless and routine to the point of tedium (n)—and almost half of primary-care physicians are burnt out.
4. Not every bigot (n) is a conservative and not every conservative is a bigot.
5. The genial (adj) climate of Hawaii made it good to vacation there.