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1. The rich man was very parsimonious (adj).
2. The teacher was impugn (verb) toward the teacher because she didn't  think he was going to graduate but he did.
3. The lachrymose (adj) girl couldn't control her emotions.

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1. He was parsimonious (adj) because he was poor.
2. I watched a lachrymose (adj) movie yesterday.
3. His letters evince (v) the excitement from the trip.
4. He impugned (v) her judgement.
5. The wedding had blazonry (n) decorations.

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1.  I need glasses since my ocular range is not great.
2. Many rappers nowadays cannot rap with cadence.
3. Their relationship was detriment to her health since he was abusive.
4. In the court the lawyer was able to evincly show the defendant was guilty.
5. The funeral was lachrymose to the family of the deceased man

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1.The parsimonious(adj) man spent no more than necessary.
2.The movie seemed so lachrymose(adj).
3. The cadence(n) of the rapper was so on point.
4. The laity(n) are all members of the church.
5. Thank  you for evincing(verb) the truth to me.

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1. I am parsimonious when it comes to friends
2. my grade put me in a lachrymose mood
3. My ocular ability is very poor
4. The book is detriment to the grade
5. The dancers danced in cadence

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1. The poor guy was very parsimonious.
2. The lady crying seemed to be lachrymose.
3. The band practiced so much they were so cadence.
4. The evidence made the case look so evince now that they found the thief.
5. Some animals can be detriment and dangerous.

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1. The mom was very lachrymose(adj) when her child died.
2. The cadence(n) marching band sounded amazing.
3. Every student was confused so the teacher evince(v) the class on what to do for the project.
4. The detriment(n) killed the bugs with its poisonous fumes.
5. The ocular(adj) doctor checked if i needed glasses.

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1. The customer was being parsimonious (adj) with the tip.
2. The girl was lachrymose after she got a bad grade on her test.
3. There was a musical cadence in her speech.
4. The lackeys cleaned there home.
5. The letters he wrote were evince of love he felt.

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1) At night Shane gets depressed and lachrymose.
2) Gianluca can't rap even with his own cadence.
3)Carly is parsimonious about going on our date because she's scared of feelings.
4) I want to evince Carly that she is the best.
5) Anthony is not a detirement at Publix because he's the best worker.

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1. The parsimonious man never shared anything he owned in order to save money.
2. The lachrymose movie had the whole theater in tears.
3. The occular doctor was known all around the world.
4. The detriment of the storm left everyone without homes.
5. I had to evince my mom that I did not go out on Friday night.

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1. I am very parsimonious when i loose my money.(adj)
2. Carly was very lachrymose when she thought I took her crackers.
3. I am trying to evince Carly that I didn't take her crackers.
4.Nick came in to class and made a detriment, leaving everyone on the floor.
5. Nick is a detriment to this class.

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1. He is very parsimonious about money. (adj.)
2. He was very lachrymose after his goldfish died. (adj.)
3. The cheerleaders did not miss a single cadence in their routine.  (n.)
4. The teacher had to evince the lesson many times to me. (v.)
5. Criminals are detriment to the society. (adj)

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(1) Releasing the documents would be detrimental to national security.
(2) The father does not impugn her capacity as a good mother.
(3) She was pink-eyed and lachrymose from the sad movie.
(4) Their lackeys helped them from their carriage.
(5)Her suffered an ocular trauma when he poked himself in the eye.

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To save money, the parsimonious old man always bought used clothes.

How dare you impugn the integrity of our local councilman simply because of a rumor

After her husband died, she became a lachrymose woman who couldn’t stop crying.

After the championship game, the players will blazon their victory by running through the stands with the trophy.
As Jill listened to the rain’s cadence on her roof, she lost herself in romantic daydreams.

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1. The father does not impugn(v) her capacity as a good mother.
2.  The lady was pink-eyed and lachrymose(adj), after she found out she failed her test.
3. He is engrossed in his work to the detriment(n) of his married life.
4. Her letters evince(v) the excitement he felt at undertaking this journey.
5. This was a popular work intended for the laity(n).

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1. The voters were  parsimonious about taxes.
2. The student evinced all the details in his paper.
3.

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1. Holding confession, the priest had the laity line up one by one to confess their sins.

2. Although they evince an appearance of stability, I’ve heard that their marriage is beginning to crumble.

3. Many suspect the building of the chemical plant is going to be a detriment to the town’s freshwater supply.

4. When my teenage  daughter learned she needed an ocular device to improve her vision, she immediately requested contact lenses.
5.How dare you impugn the integrity of our local councilman simply because of a Twitter rumor!

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 551-560 Top 5 Sentences

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 551-560 Top 5 Sentences

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1. He was very parsimonious (adj.) when it came to sharing his possessions.
2. She impugned (v) on the  versions of the story the little girl told.
3.The lachrymose (adj) scene left all the witnesses heartbroken and teary eyed .
4. The blazonry (N) found in the meeting room displayed  the groups core values .
5. The cadence (n ) by the singer was soothing.

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1. Gatsby is not a parsimonious host, but rather a generous host.
2. The laity of the church came together to support the charity.
3. The evidence evinced itself one they started to search for it.
4. She was a detriment to his motivation, always distracting him.
5. I've been having ocular problems since I was 10.

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1. The man did not have a lackey(n
2.All i every did was evince(V) the facts about numbers.
3. When the man got fired he went into a state of lachrymose(adj)
4.  The women is really parsimonious(adj)
5. The coach impugn(v) the athletes

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1. The witch impugned a spell on me.
2. The cadence of that new song is very soothing.
3. Ms. Z evinced the new lesson to the class.
4. Hurricane Irma was a detriment to Florida.
5. Nicks soul is very somber.

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1.) Gatsby's has lackeys(n.) that clean his house.
2.) The lachrymose(adj.) movie many the crowd cry.
3.) Albert is parsimonious (adj.).
4.) The bands cadence(n.) is almost silent.
5.) The evidence made it evince(v.) that he murdered the man.

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1. There was a musical cadence in her speech.
2. We had to evince the proof to my mom when she didn't believe me.
3.  The ocular disease could cause you to go blind.
4. A bee's sting is very parsimonious and painful.
5. A bee's sting is very parsimonious and painful.

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1. He was parsimonious when it came to sharing food.
2. The lachrymose teacher did not show up to school.
3. He was a lackey compared to me.
4. All of the soldiers marched to the same cadence.
5. I evinced my essay on the board.

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1. He was very parsimonious (adj.) when it came to sharing his possessions.
2. She impugned (v) on the  versions of the story the little girl told.
3.The lachrymose (adj) scene left all the witnesses heartbroken and teary eyed .
4. The blazonry (N) found in the meeting room displayed  the groups core values .
5. The cadence (n ) by the singer was soothing.

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1. The coach does not impugn(v) the runner.
2. The man lost his job and became lachrymose(adj).
3. He is a parsimonious(adj) person.
4. I don't have a lackey(n).
5. I will evince(v) the facts.