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1.The sports player's arrogance (adj.)caused him to lose the match.
2. After giving such a pathetic (adj.)effort people didn't feel sorry for him.
3. Some people wish they were fluent ( adj.) in another language.
4.  The wily ( adj.)man created his own company.
5. The crook arrogated (v.)all the items in the store.

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1. The bar had mellifluous music. (adj)
2. The penultimate (adj) point of the story.
3. His arrogance(n) costed him the fight.
4.The crime he committed was pathetic (Adj.).
5. Bosses demean there employees (V.).

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1. I went to sere an ophthalmologist n to figure out the problem with my eyes.
2. The willy adj boy became an engineer.
3. When making choices, she always made pathetic adj ones.
4. The boy was full of arrogance n and would not confess to cheating.
5. The acoustics n in the movie were beautiful.

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1. Katie, an ophthalmologist (n) who prefers that we not use her last name, dreads asking patients about any problem involving tearing.
2. The pontiff blasts the selfishness, arrogance (n) and detachment of the cardinals in Rome.
3. He demeaned (v) himself by accepting the bribe.
4. In the word appropriate, -pri- is the penultimate (adj) syllable.

5. He was wily (adj) and stylish enough to walk around the field scoring off defenders young enough to be his children.

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1. I talked to an opthalmologist (N) about my eyes.
2. Our family's escutcheon (N) holds us together.
3. The suspect was full of arrogance (N) and refused to confess.
4. The wily (Adj) boy became an architect.
5. There was mellifluous (Adj) music playing in the elevator.

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1. The women had to visit the optamologist in order to get new glasses.
2. Because of her arrogance and selfishness, she was left with no friends.
3. His pathetic actions left him grounded for two weeks.
4. I began to become fluent in french.
5. The acoustics in the theater were amazing.

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1.Try visiting an optamologist(n) to get prescribed glasses.2.His arrogance(n)got him injured while hiking.3.Your actions to defend yourself from the animal were pathetic(adj).4.His acoustics(n) while performing were amazing.5.He is fluent(adj) in speaking Italian.

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1. Shining brightly, the warrior's shield-like escutcheon (noun) had protected him in many battles.
2. That snobbish woman displays such arrogance (noun)  every time she opens her haughty mouth.
3. The plantation owner took away the slaves given named in order to demean (verb) them.
4. Our team lost the penultimate (adj) series so we will not be competing in the final game.
5. The willy (adj) cartoon character was always thinking of ways to steal food.

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1. The advice of an ophthalmologist ( noun) must be sought before physical activities are allowed.
2. His confidence was misread as arrogance (noun).
3. Don't demean (verb) yourself by telling such obvious lies.
4. She was watching the penultimate (adj) episode of the serie.
5. Foxes are supposed to be wily (adj) creatures.

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1. She went to the ophthalmologist because her eye was hurting. (n)
2. In battle they used escutreum for protection. (n)
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. She look pathetic(adj) in that I had felt bad for her.
2. They arrogated(v) to themselves the money.
3. Her voice was mellifluous(adj) and soft.
4. He went to the music store to buy an acoustic(adj) guitar.
5. His wily(adj) opponent was ahead of the game.

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1. The ophthalmologist (n) recommended me to clean my contacts.
2. His arrogance(n) costed him the match.
3. The teacher demeaned(v) the student because he had different opinions on the education system.
4. His wily (adj) artwork was sold for 1.7M.
5. The acoustical (adj) lounge was good for relaxing or being productive.

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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.