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1. We listened to mellifluous (adj.) music.
2. The ophthalmologist (n.) checked my eyes.
3. His arrogance (n.) got him fired.
4. The store had many acoustic (adj.) instruments.
5. My brothers girlfriend is pathetic (adj.).

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1. I go to the opthalmologist (n).
2. I am watching the penultimate (adj) show of the series.
3. The thief's are wily (adj).
4. The music is so mellifluous (adj).
5. The guy who won the lotto was parvenu (n).

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1. She felt something wrong with her eyes, so she went to an opthalologist (n).
2. The penultimate (adj) chapter of the novel.
3. She has a mellifluous (adj) singing voice.
4. She looked so pathetic (adj), I gave her a hug for comfort.
5. They were demeaning (v) my profession.

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1. The advice of an ophthalmologist ( noun) must be sought before physical activities are allowed.
2.His wily (adj) artwork was sold for 1 dollar.
3. Her arrogance was overwhelming. (n)
4. His wily opponents did not stand a chance. (adj)
5. The restaurant had mellifluous dinner music. (adj)

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1. An ophthalmologist (n.) can detect if something is wrong wit your eye.
2. The soldiers shield-like escutcheon (n.) protected them during battle.
3. The arrogance (n.) of the boy made no one want to be around him.
4. The girls demean (v.) other girls that didn't have the expensive things that they have.
5. In Tom and Jerry, Jerry always came up with wily (adj.) ways to trick Tom.

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1. The kid felt pathetic after he feel  down the stairs.(adj)
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1. The man felt pathetic(adj) I had felt bad for him.
2. They arrogated(v) to themselves the money.
3. The singer had a very mellifluous(adj) and soft voice.
4. He went to the music store to buy an acoustic(adj) guitar.
5. The workers wily(adj) and was ahead of the game.

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1. You should not display arrogance.
2. You should not demean other people.
3. He gave a pathetic attempt on the test.
4. Soundcloud only had the acoustical version of the song.
5. It was the penultimate year of school.

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 721-730 Top 5 Sentences:

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Eng III Period 3 | Vocab. 721-730 Top 5 Sentences:

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1.  will not demean(v) myself by cheating on the examination.
2. I disliked him for his arrogance(n).
3. The lady believed that my project was pathetic(adj).
4.  The casino manager banned the wily(adj) gambler for counting cards.
5. The actor has a mellifluous(adj) voice that could lull anyone into a deep sleep.

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1. Sometimes, older people demean younger people.
2. The little kids arrogance was unacceptable.
3. Her parents made their room acoustical and soothing.
4. The old mean and miserable is pathetic .
5. Ophthalmologist work with peoples eyes

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1. Her arrogance was overwhelming (n.)
2.His eye was hurting, so he chose to go to an opthamologist (n).
3.The acoustical lounge was good for relaxing or being productive.(adj.)
4.. The bully tried to demean the boy by making fun of him in school. (v.)
5.People with bad attitudes are so pathetic (adj.)

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1. I got something in my eye, so I went to the ophthalmologist(n).
2. I will never be a person of arrogance(n).
3. It's not nice to demean(v) someone.
4. I don't have much wily(adj) talent.
5. Some acoustical(adj) versions of songs sound relaxing.

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1. I talked to an opthalmologist (N) about my eyes.
2. The bar had mellifluous(adj) music.
3. The suspect was full of arrogance (N) and refused to confess.
4. The man was a cheater and could only give a pathetic (adj) excuse.
5. The wily (adj) boy became an architect.

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1. He felt something wrong with her eyes, so she went to an opthalologist (n).
2. The penultimate (adj) chapter of the novel.
3. He has a mellifluous (adj) singing voice.
4. He looked so pathetic (adj), I gave her a hug for comfort.
5. They were demeaning (v) my profession.