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1. The man was vaunted about his new job.(v)
2. My mom was a horticulture major.(n)
3. My math teacher was pathos in my class.(n)
4. The Gold had omnipotent power.(adj)
5.The doughty hero saved a lot of lives.(adj)
6.The words are censured in school.(v)
7.After the Douglas shooting they played homage songs.(n)
8. My math teacher was gaunt in class.
9.My English seat is very comfortable.(adj)
10.The hierarchy ran the whole village.(n)

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1. He vaunted (V) the fact that he was an All-American.
2. The soldier hid behind the redoubt. (N)
3. Magicians are known because for their legerdemain (N).
4. The baby didn't see the parapet (N) and ran right into it.
5. School administrators censured (V) the no uniform idea.
6.The omnipotent (adj) king fired all his servants.
7. Libraries are known for being quiet hermitages. (N)
8. There was a dossier (N) made about United States' presidents.
9. The doughty (Adj) knight saved the townspeople.
10. Villains usually travel under sobriquets. (N)

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1. The parapet (n) saved multiple people from falling off the edge.
2. The men were moved up into a higher hierarchy (n).
3.  The magician was very good at legerdemain (n).
4.  The actor uses humor and pathos (n) into his role.
5. The dossier (n) did not accurately represent him at all.
6. The passive (adj) student never participates in the classwork.
7.  The students grieving went to the hermitage (n).
8. His doughty(adj) spirit kept him going.
9. The parents censure (n) to their daughter's boyfriend made her upset.
10. The omnipotent (adj) God how had unlimited power.

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1. The patient was passive and was not responsive.
2. The coach censured the use of 🤬.
3. He rose in the rank of the hierarchy.
4. People with anorexia  are usually very gaunt.
5. Kids in school are very hypocritical.
6. Celebrities use a sobriquet when booking hotels.
7. People went and payed homage at the funeral.
8. my sister majored in horticulture in college.
9. When driving on the highway they usually have parapets along the road.
10. The hero who saved many people was doughty.

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1. He studied horticulture(n.) in college.
2. He was a pro at performing legerdemain(n.)
3. He paid homage (n.)to his peers that deserved it.
4.He required a vaunt (v/n.)for his grade.
5. The parapet (n.)saved multiple people from falling off the edge.
6. Some teachers censured the walkout.
7.He looked after her while she was dotage.
8. God is omnipotent.
9. His seats were comfortable.
10. She looked very gaunt.

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1. Horticulture is a very popular major in college.
2. That is the censured version of the song.
3. He vaunted his new trophy.
4. The reboubt did not stop the upcoming army.
5. The parapet stopped the children from falling down.
6. Martin Luther King practiced to be passive.
7. God is omnipotent.
8. My home is my hermitage
9. Legemain is what a magician does.

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1. In some cultures, gods are considered to be omnipotent (n) and all-powerful.

2. When the singer accepted his award, he paid homage(n) to all of his musical inspirations by thanking them in his speech.

3. The hypocritical(adj) protesters shouted threats to the abortion clinic workers but refused to financially support the mothers who give birth to the unwanted infants.

4. The man could not marry the woman he loved because she was born in a level of social hierarchy (n) that fell beneath his family’s rank.

5.The government is offering incentives for people to take up horticulture (n) in the hope that it will make our city more pretty than it already is.

6.Despite his intense workouts, the boxer was no match for his redoubtable (n) competitor who held several title belts.

7.Since the marine left base without permission, he is expecting both a censure (n) and punishment when he returns tomorrow.

8. Since the treasurer used a complicated type of legerdemain (n) to steal company funds, it will be a while before the police can unearth the hidden money.

9.My grandfather’s license was revoked when he was in his dotage (n)because he was determined to be an unsafe driver.
10. As soon as you hear the sobriquet,(n) “Queen of Soul”, you think of the famous singer.

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1. She vaunted about her new car. (V,N)
2. She leaned over the parapet so she could see the show. (n)
3. The mom showed censure to her daughter. (n,v)
4. They worshiped the omnipotent empire. (adj)
5.  She slept in a comfortable bed.
6. I am the highest part of the hierarchy. (n)
7. Sh was very gaunt looking. (adj)
8. The FBI have a dossier on her. (n)
9. He promise to look after his mom when she was dotage. (n)

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1. Horticulture(n) is not an easy subject to learn.
2. The winner vaunted(v) his gold medal.
3.The parapet(n) was good for skateboarding.
4.The man was very passive(adj) about the whole situation.
5. The teacher censured(v) cheating on the test.
6.The hierarchy(n) ran the entire village.
7. The gaunt(adj) ballerina fainted during her performance.
8.The hermitage(n) was secluded.
9. The redoubt(n) was strong.
10.He is learning how to be a good legerdemain(n).

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1.) I study horticulture(n,) on the weekends.
2.) The parapet(n.) was easy to see over.
3.) My seats are comfortable (adj.).
4.)

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1. Manley vaunts(verb) his frosted tips.
2. He is a passive (adj) person.
3. The teacher censured(verb) the walk-out.
4. God is an omnipotent(adj) presence.
5. The pathos(noun) in a story is usually death.
6. The hierarchy (noun) starts with a king.
7. The meat was gaunt. (adj)
8. My sobriquet (noun) is Bay.
9. The overt (adj) mission was celebrated by all.
10. Donovan Mitchell payed homage (noun) to Vince Carter in the dunk contest.

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1. He has always been fascinated by plants and fruit, so he decided to study horticulture (n) in college.
2. She vaunted (v) her grade to the whole class
3. She hated conflict and had always been a passive (adj) person.
4. The pope is known as the hierarchy (n) in the religious community.
5. After living on the street for years, the man became gaunt. (adj)
6. Abby is my sobriquet (n)
7. Her voice can reach a very high octave (n)

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1.  If you are a farmer you should study horticulture(n).
2. The magician had legerdemain(n).
3. The tense in the essay is passive(adj) aggressive.
4. My mom censured(n) me when I snuck out.
5. God is omnipotent(adj).
6. The pope is in the hierarchy(n).
7. People with Alzheimer have a dotage(n) state of mind.
8. My sobriquet(n) is Heathie in my family.
9. I can play music in the octave(n).
10. The way you are acting is hypocritical(n).

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1. I vaunted when I won the game.
2. The redoubt created protection for the solders.
3. The magician has very good legerdemain.
4. I have no pathos for mean people . 5. The man is almost at the age of dotage.
6. The dictator holds an omnipotent position in the country.
7. The abandoned house was very gaunt.
8. Homage was paid to the great sage's buried in the city.
9. I prayed  in the hermitage.
10.  I like the flowers so I

chose to study horticulture

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1. He studied Horticulture (N) because of his love of nature.
2.She needed a vaunt for her grade.
3.The parapet(n) kept the cars from falling over the ledge.
4.His passive(adj) aggressive behavior was aggravating.
5.They still had to answer to a hierarchy(n).
6.Her gaunt (adj) physique worried her grand kids.
7.His dotage(n) was caused by his dementia
8. The doughty(adj) hero was applauded by the town.
9. The overt (adj) evidence was found in the supermarket.
10. It was important to pay homage(n) to the greats.

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English III period 3. 601-620 Top 10 sentances

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English III period 3. 601-620 Top 10 sentances

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1.The magician was very good at legerdemain (n.)
2.They censured the bad words in the movie (n.)
3. STA paid a homage to the 17 victims of Stoneman Douglass High School.
4. The scientist studied horticulture (n.)
5. God is omnipotent (n.)
6. Actors have pathos roles in sad movies (n.)
7.After being held in a dark basement for three months the prisoner was gaunt and weak (adj.)
8.She has been for many years a doughty campaigner for women's rights (adj.)
9. He is singing an octave lower than the rest of us (n.)
10. Some authors use sobriquets. (n.)

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 601-620 Top 10 Sentences:

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 601-620 Top 10 Sentences:

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1. Emily likes to vaunt(v) her good looks when she goes out.
2. That redoubt(n) was quite senseless in front of the position where the battle was accepted.
3. The physic uses legerdemain(n) to convince people she is talking to their loved ones.
4. The parapet(n) on the roof prevented the attacking soldiers from hitting the men who hid behind it.
5. He took in her features with passive(adj) curiosity.
6. If Mark receives another censure(v) from his boss, he will more than likely lose his job.
7. My teenage daughter likes to believe she is omnipotent(n) in our household.
8. The dramatic performance was rich in sad pathos(n) and left the audience with teary eyes.
9. In the corporate hierarchy(n), Jake is about six levels below the CEO.
10. After being held in a dark room for three months, the prisoner was gaunt(adj) and weak.

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1. The passive(adj) dog was very calm.
2. The kid studied horticulture because he has a great love for nature.
3. The rich man does not vaunt (v)about his accomplishments.
4. Everyone showed great homage to the people of Douglas.
5. Actors have pathos acts in movies.

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1. At western HS they offer a horticulture (n.) class where the students are always outside.
2. The confident dancer often vaunted (v.) about her performance when she came off stage.
3. The kids slid down the parapet (n.) of the stairs.
4.The suspect was very passive(adj.) when he was arrested because he didn't resist.
5. The principal censured (v.) what the children did during school hours so he didn't get in trouble.

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1. I studied horticulture(n) so I can grow my own plants.
2. After the accident. everyone needed his vaunt(n).
3. It was easy to jump over the parapet(n).
4. He had an inexpressible pathos(n) in his voice.
5. he lived in a hermitage(n) when he was old.
6. She worked her way up through the corporate hierarchy(n).
7. Her face was gaunt(adj) and grey.
8. He has dotage(n) because of old age.
9. The notes are an octave(n) apart.
10. He was immune(adj) to the vaccine

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1. Horticulture(n) interests me.
2. I don't like to vaunt(v) about materialistic things.
3. The soldiers built a redoubt(n) for cover.
4. A redoubt is basically a parapet(n).
5. In some cases, it is better to be passive(adj) than aggressive.
6. He censured(v) his loss in fortnite.
7. A dictator is omnipotent(adj).
8. Pathos(n) is one of the 3 types of argument.
9. A monastery is a nice hermitage(n).
10. The Church has a hierarchy(n).

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1. She fell off the parapet.(n)
2. He Vaunted (n) about his grade.
3. The abandoned hospital was a gaunt structure.
4. She was passive (ad) with her opinion.
5. Many people enjoy the study of plats which is known as horticulture
(n).
6. The magician was very good at legerdemain (n) acts.
7. People censure (n/v) against guns.
8. Her face was gaunt (adj) from not eating.
9. The old man reached dotage (n) at 70.
10. My sobriquet at Starbucks (n) at at Starbucks is Oswald.

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1. Whoever did your landscaping and gardening, does not know much horticulture (n)
2. Football games are always exciting hyped and vaunt (n).
3. The broward and dade community showed love and homage (n) to Douglas high
4.

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1. If you are a person that loves to garden and you don't know about horticulture (n) then something is wrong.
2. The harsh comments gave Marcus a vaunt (n) to go back and show people they were wrong about him.
3. When the boy told his finance's father that they were getting married he looked at his daughter in such censure (n).
4. The omnipotent (adj) principle had all the students scared of him.
5. The poem left a pathos (n) effect on the children.
6. My grandpa is going through this stage of dotage (n) and he has trouble remembering things.
7. His doughty (adj) spirit keeps him going.
8. The police didn't know his real name they only knew him by his sobriquet (n).
9. Lisa's husband didn't make it overt (adj) that he was throwing her a surprise party.
10. Many schools showed their homage (n) to the victims of the parkland shooting.

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1. Your gardener knows very little about horticulture (n).
2. The crowed got very vaunt (n) and hyped after he scored the touchdown.
3.  The magician was very good at legerdemain (n ).
4. Marian lead over the parapet (n).
5. The women were portrayed has passive ( adj) victims.
6. The actor uses humor and pathos ( n) into his role.
7. The men were moved up into a higher hierachy (n).
8. My mom asked to live with me when she becomes dotage (n).
9. His name is Robert, but his sobriquet ( n) is Bobby.
10. The man was doughty ( adj) and stood up to the bully.