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1.) He was arrested and had to serve a month in jail for his trivial crime.
2.) Nobody in the northern Pennsylvanian town could understand his heavy austral accent.
3.) The yokel rode around town on a horse.
4.) The tumid wound needed to be treated immediatly.
5.) They had to sedate him for the surgery.

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1.My dad is a yokel from Kentucky.(n)
2. The medicine sedated the patient.(adj)
3. The extra gardening work was trivial.(adj)
4. Te cats tumid leg was broken.(adj)
5. The man had intractable economic problems.(adj)

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1. The medicine sedated(adj) the patient.
2.My dad is a yokel(n) from Kentucky.
3.The mistake was intractable(adj).
4. The trivial(adj) work was to keep us busy.
5.Florida is an austral(adj) state.

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1. Ihate when tests are trivial(adj) questions.
2. australia has an austral(adj) location that's why its so warm.
3.The yoket(n) was stupid looking
4. Her weave made her scalp look tumid(adj)
5.  The doctor sedated(adj) the patient

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1. The location of the 🤬 was just a trivial (adj) detail.
2. The austral (adj) man wore blue jeans and boots.
3. The teacher told the boy to redress (v) his actions.
4. The yokel (n) likes to wear a cowboy hat and boots.
5. The dogs tumid (adj) leg appeared to be broken.

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1) He began to recapitulate his argument with care. (V)
2) I used to be quite a trivial person. (adj)
3) Some ambitious architect being called to redress a leaning wall. (V)
4) She had intractable economic problems. (adj)
5) In the old days, business was carried on at a rather more sedate pace. (adj)

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1.After the start of each class, the professor will recapitulate (verb) yesterday's lecture.
2. Although the role seems trivial(adj)  at first, a good actor can use it to create a huge impact.
3. Kate demanded redress(noun) from the builder when her deck collapsed.
4. Bringing up the sunken cruise ship is going to be an intractable (adj) task.
5. The shot should sedate (adj) the patient and allow him to sleep peacefully.

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1.) johnny recapitulated(v) our night when my mom asked him.
2.) The extra work was trivial(adj).
3.) The austral(adj) birds flew north.
4.)Johns tonsils were tumid(adj).
5.) For as stressful as his situation was, he was very sedate(adj).

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1. The test is trivial to our gpa.
2.  He had to redress the test after school.
3. The country fella was a yokel individual because of his accent.
4. My ankle was tumid after the sprints
5. It was weird to see her sedate when she was watching the sad movie

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1. To ensure my students understand the instructions, I recaptiviate (v.) them more than once. .
2. His ankle was tumid (adj)
3. The yodel kid is a yokel!
4. We lie in the austral of florida. (adj)
5. Surprisingly, she remained (adj.) sedate when she heard the news

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1. The police made me abet(v) my friends.
2. We live in the austral(adj) of the city.
3. The test was very trivial(adj).
4. my arm became very tumid(adj) after it was poked.
5. I abhor(v) gold diggers.

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1) The professor likes to recapitulated (v.) the lesson after a long break.
2) The trivial (adj.) question was significant to what will happen to the future.
3) I stayed on a beach in Mexico in the austral (adj.) environment.
4) When being told the news my friend remained sedate (adj.) and not immature.
5) The intractable (adj.) employee won climb the ladder in this business.

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1. During class the professor will recapitulate(V) yesterday's lecture
2. The task was trivial(v) so one tool it seriously.
3. My knee became tumid(adj)after I hit it on the table
4. .

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1. The teacher recapitulated (v) the lesson.
2. They come from the austral (adj) islands where blood sacrificed were common.
3. Kate demanded redress (v) from the builder when her deck collapsed.
4. He plays the country yokel (n) in the butter ad.
5. The shot should sedate (adj) the patient and allow him to sleep peacefully.

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1. The teacher made me abet my group because we were slacking.
2. the killers stigma was a Z, he left them on the walls of the crimes he was involved in.
3. my adroit in football is my speed.
4. I hate when people try to defame me.
5. I honestly hate harpy like people.

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1. To ensure my students understand the instructions, I recaptiviate (v.) them more than once.
2. It might seem trivial (adj.) but it was an integral part of their marriage.
3. Vegetation is intolerant in the austral (adj.) warm conditions.
4. She demanded redress (n.) from the builder when her deck collapsed.
5. He plays the country yokel (n.) in the butter ad.

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1. The teacher made me recapitulate (v) the chapter.
2. We live in the austral (adj) of Florida.
3.The yodel kid is a yokel (n).
4.His ankle was tumid (adj).
5.The SAT is very trivial (adj).

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1. Huge fines were imposed for trivial (adj) offenses.
2. Mary loves  the austral (adj) spring weather.
3. Mary's tumid (adj) eye is turning purple.
4.

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1. I had to recapitulate (v) the lesson to my friend.
2. the trivial (adj) details were overlooked.
3. The yokel (n) was amazed when he entered the city.
4. I am very intractable (adj).
5. I was very sedate (adj) when chaos ensued.

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1. He gave a recapitulated  v summary of the work.
2. the problem he brought up was trivial adj to the question
3. the austral adj spring.
4. the power to redress v the grievances of our citizens.
5. I was talking to the yokel n young man who was yodeling in Walmart.

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1. I tried to recapitulate (v) what had happened as best as I could to her.
2. Her excuse for never doing her homework was (adj.) trivial compared to some other students.
3. I was pleased to meet a (n) yokel for the first time.
4. It was clear that the (adj.) intractable student had no intentions of graduating.
5. Surprisingly, she remained (adj.) sedate when she heard the news.
6. I abhor when people lie.

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1. We recapitulated[v] in English class yesterday.
2. The secondary characters are not trivial[adj] to the story.
3. He is an austral[adj] person.
4. I abhor[v] people that are fake.
5. She is a intractable[adj] person.

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1. He was guilty of abetting (v) the others.
2. He has a stigma (n) on his face from being punched.
3. The dumpster gave off a odoriferous (adj) smell.
4. The king adjured (v) people to get him food.
5. The handyman was very adroit (adj).

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1. My teacher recapitulated(v.) the story to my class.
2. The lesson in math was not on the test, therefore it was trivial(adj.).
3. The girl with the southern accent was austral(adj.).
4. The boy singing in Walmart is a yokel(n.).
5. The misbehaved boy was intractable(adj.).

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1. The comment he made was trivial.
2. Those guys live in the austral.
3. Most people in Kansas are yokels.
4. Her broken arm is tumid.
5. The big guy is sedated.

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 811-820 Top 5 Sentences

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1.The parents redressed (v) their issues and god back together.
2. My science  teacher recapitulate  the homework in class. (v)
3. Unless you want trouble, don't mess with the local yokels (n).
4. They finally asked for redress(v) of several grievances caused by the misrule of Rudolph.
5. The ACT is trivial(adj)  for my transcripts.

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1. She wanted to be friends again so she redressed (v) the problem between them.
2. She asked the teacher to recapitulate (v) the question.
3. She tried to forgive her friend but what she did was intractable (adj)
4. The little boy who yodeled in Walmart was known as a yokel (n)
5. She abhors (v) the smell of strong perfumes.

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1. The teacher had to recapitulate (v) what he taught the day before because his students claimed they forgot.
2. The boring speech was very trivial (adj) .
3. Mia's husband forget her birthday, so he decided to redress (v) it by buying her flowers.
4. The man was almost to sedate (adj) for someone who just lost his wife.
5. Because of Adam's seditious (adj) actions, he was suspended from school.

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1. She recapitulated the main points of the essay to the students
2.Do not stress over trivial things .
3.Her face appeared tumid .
4.The mistakes on the official document was intractable.
5.

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1. The teacher recapitulated the lesson before the test.
2. He redressed the problem before it got worse.
3. That document is intractable.
4. They had to sedate him for his surgery.
5. His tumid expression is not surprsing.

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1. The children redressed (v) the problem and are friends again.
2. His toe is tumid (adj) after he ran it into the wall.
3. 3 year old's are intractable ( adj) when in a large group.
4. Back then business was carried in a sedate (adj) pace.
5. She abhors (v) the taste of liver.

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1. I recapitulated the events.
2. Japan has intractable radiation from when we nuked them.
3. She was getting mad over a trivial issue.
4. The yokel yodeled at me.
5. He was sedated after his tantrum.

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1. The teacher recapitulated (verb) the essential points.
2. She remembered all the trivial events.
3.

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 811-820 Top 5 Sentences:

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 811-820 Top 5 Sentences:

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1.We are facing an intractable(adj) problem.
2.  Let me just recapitulate(v) what we've agreed so far.
3. My eyelid has been tumid(adj) since yesterday.
4. Garret demanded redress(v) from the builder when his house collapsed.
5. I abhor(v) discrimination of any kind.

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1.Games with trivial(adj) questions really test my mind.
2. The speaker recapitulated(v) her long speech.
3. She demanded redress (v.) from the builder when her deck collapsed.
4. She is  a sedate (adj) person.
5. He is intractable (adj.) and is never silent.

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1. Japan has serious intractable (adj.) diseases.
2. I abhor (v.) the taste of eggs.
3. He has a tumid (adj.) foot.
4. We visited the austral (adj.) spring.
5. She wrote a seditious (adj.) letter the the mayor.

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1. Shmoop can recapitulate some novels.
2. I was defamed after i was exposed on Instagram
3. School is trivial
4. We are going to a vacation in the austral part of the country
5. Yodel boy is a yokel

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1. my professor always makes us recapitulate our essays/ summaries.
2. The honeymoon was at a sedate place
3.  The two that were feuding redressed their problem and are cool.

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1. I recapitulated (v) my book with the group.
2. Joey is from an Austral (adj) area.
3. The yokel (n) wasn't very educated.
4. I abhor (v) reading this book.
5. They were a seditious(adj) crowd.

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1. The shot should sedate (adj) the patient and allow him to sleep peacefully.
2.I had a tumid (adj) stomach after Thanksgiving dinner.
3.The yokel(n) was new to the class.
4. The trivial(adj) game was so hard.
5. The power to redress(v) is the people best hope.

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1. The teacher wanted the student to recapitulate(v) the summary he just read.
2. I don't like to focus on trivial(adj) things.
3. Most of us are from austral(adj) Florida.
4. A yokel(n) had to adapt to the city.
5. After I twisted my ankle, it turned tumid(adj).

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1. We walked the beach at a sedate pace.
2. In North Carolina five of the seven life-zones into which North America has been divided are represented, but more of its area belongs to the upper-austral than to any other zone.
3. I particularly abhor the sloppiness that even literate people exhibit when writing an email message.
4. . The place looked clean and secure, the yokels doltish but harmless.
5. The leaves, which are borne in pairs at the tumid nodes, are oval in form and have a Dicotyledonous type of venation.