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1. The gullible adj woman didn't realize that she was donating to a fake organization.
2. The boy had a grimace v look after he witnessed the boy falling off the swing.
3. The boy was harassed v by the students in his class.
4. The mountains seemed like a very habitable adj place for the animals.
5. After the great service it is recommended that you leave a gratuitous adj tip.

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We gave the waiter a gratuitous tip after his great service.
The bully who harassed the student was expelled from school.
He wished demise to the  man who yelled at him.
The gullible man fell for the trick.
The coupon gave us a gratis desert.

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1. The students tend to harass (v.)  the teacher.
2. The character's evil deeds eventually lead to his demise (n.)in the end of the novel.
3. I would expect a character like Gatsby to always leave a very gratuitous (adj.) tip.
4. In the show the innocent little kid was so gullible (adj.)he believed anything.
5. The place in the
woods seemed very habitable  ( adj.)for the bear and it's cubs.

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1.He was being harassed(v) by her mean pranks.
2.They were given a gratis(adj) desert.
3.He wished demise(n) towards the dog that bit him.
4.We accepted her gratuitous(adj) offer of a free cake.
5.He laughed at his little brother's gullible(adj) responses to his jokes.

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The gratis(adj) item was sold out in seconds.

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1. the gullible girl fell for the trick.
2. his face had a grimace look after she fell on the floor
3. the hotdog was gatis at the fair.
4.  The bully began to harass the nerd.
5.  I was grovelling on the floor after I got in trouble by coach Harriot.

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1. The teacher harasses me everyday in the cafeteria.
2. The gullible man was taking advantage of because he fell for anything.
3. The gratis event was led by the Miami Dolphins foundation.
4. The demise of the company happened when the boss didn't have any communication with his employees.

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1. He gave the waiter a large gratuitous (adj) tip.
2. The siblings harassed (v)each other.
3. The man is very gullible (adj).
4. He would immolate (v) himself for his cause.
5. Her face gave a grimace (v) look of pain and stress.

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1. When the woman told us the  samples were gratis (adj.) we all rejoiced.
2. I grimaced(v.) when I smelt the trash.
3. In the past, Townspeople would immolate( v.) witches.
4. Small children are often gullible(adj.) when it comes to candy.
5. Parkland was considered one of the most habitable (adj.) place to live.

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1. He gives the first consultation gratis.
2. The demise of war, now that is inevitable.
3. Tell him to stop harassing his brother.
4. The sentence was executed with gratuitous harshness.
5. His grimace produced a chuckle from Sarah.

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1. The room was provided gratis (adj)
2. He wouldn't stop harassing her (v)
3. The argument led to gratuitous violence. (adj)
4. His mouth was twisted into a grimace smile. (n)
5. She was groveling on the floor in fear. (v)

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1. The gratis food tasted delicious and we did not even have to pay for it.
2. The women was being harassed by her past boyfriend.
3. The demise of his friend hurt him and his family very much.
4. The grimace of the women's face after surgery was quite terrifying.
5. The gullible little boy was easily tricked into the prank.

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1. The popcorn was gratis at the movies.
2. The bad accounting led to the demise of the company.
3. The man harassed his friend.
4. The rabbit was immolated by the cult.
5. My gullible friend believed that the horse was purple.

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1. The gratis(adj) item was sold out in seconds.
2. The gullible(adj) girl fell for every prank.
3. The siblings harassed (v)each other until their mother broke it up.
4. I became grimace (adj)after I cut my leg.
5. The lady spent hours haggling(v) for a better deal of the car.

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1. The mans car was gratis.
2. The man met his demise at a fairly young age.
3. The tip was gratuitous.
4. The man immolated the animal.
5.  Many people are very gullible.

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1.  I like things more when they are gratis (Adj.).

2. I don't like to talk about demise (Adj.) things.

3. It is not good to harass (V.) people.

4. The baby was groveling (V.).

5. My brother is very gullible (Adj.).

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1. The gratis (adj) clothes I bought were nice.
2. The man harassed (v) the woman.
3. That was a gratuitous (adj)  insult.
4. The man is very gullible (adj).
5. They spent hours haggling (v) over the price of fish.

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1.Out on the open range he had feelings of gratis(adj)
2.He got hit by a bus and met his demise (n)
3.He harassed (v) the cop and got arrested
4.I was feeling very gratuitous(adj) so I left a twenty dollar tip
5.I grimaced (adj) when I found out I had a test next period

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1. The ticket was gratis(adj) so lots of people went.
2. It's not perfect but its habitable(adj).
3. Witches were immolate(v) by fire.
4. She was groveling on the floor in fear(v).
5. She got a grimace of pain(v).

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1. The homeless shelter provides food gratis adj for needy individuals.
2. Since Jim was so young, everyone was stunned by his heart attack and sudden demise n,v.
3. The film was criticized for its gratuitous adj violence.
4. The boy was constantly harassed v by other students.
5. He made a groveling v apology to his girlfriend.

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1. The middle of every bingo says gratis(adj) for Mr. Vega's class.
2. The school is more habitable(adj than most.
3. In the Bible there were martyr's that would immolate (verb) themself for God.
4. The annoying friend would harass (verb) her everyday.
5. The young child was very gullible (adj) and he believed anything.

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1. The gratis item was free.
2. Romeo and Juliet's demise resulted with a 🤬.
3.  The bully likes to harass the smart kids.
4. Tyler has a very grimace look on his face.
5. The only habitable planet for life is earth.

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1. The clothes I got at the mall were gratis (adj) because of the sale.
2. The stalker would non stop harass (v) the lady.
3. She made a grimace (v/n) face when she bit the sour food.
4. Pulling pranks on her is so easy as shes so gullible (adj).
5. Cold snowy places are a habitable (adj) place to live for polar bears.

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1. Gratis (Adj) breakfast is included when you book the resort.
2. He slipped the waiter a gratuitous (Adj) tip.
3. Long ago, people would immolate (Adj) animals as offerings to Gd.
4. Children of young ages are very gullible. (Adj)
5. The couple haggled (V) until the realtor agreed on their price.

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1. She knew his help wouldn't be given gratis (adj).
2. He would immolate (verb) himself for his cause.
3. They have done their best to make the house habitable (adj).
4. She is so gullible (adj) she would have believed him.
5. The war brought about the industry's sudden demise (noun).

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1. The homeless shelter provides food gratis(adverb) for needy individuals.
2. As a teacher, Ann spends a small part of her day making sure her students do not bully or harass (verb)  each other.
3. Because I did not ask for his gratuitous (adj) advice I felt under no obligation to do what he suggested.
4. Although she said her ankle was fine, the grimace (noun)  on her face told us her injury was serious.
5. The dog was willing to grovel (Verb) for the biscuit.

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1. Her face gave a grimace (V.N) look of pain and stress.
2. She was groveling (v) on the floor in fear.
3. He persuaded a gullible (adj) man for his money.
4. My little brother likes to harass (v) me while I'm doing homework.
5. Bible times they would immolate (v)  a goat for God.

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1. The pens were gratis (adj) if you attended the presentation.
2. His obsessive vice became his demise (adj).
3. The brother harassed (v) his younger sibling by forcing him to sit on the floor.
4. He gave the waiter a large gratuitous (adj) tip.
5. He immolated (v) his unproductive activities to make time for studying.