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1.   The taciturn(adj)  student was the smartest kid.
2. The jury elicited(verb) the truth from the suspect.
3.The taciturn(adj) student had the highest test grades.
4. The tawdry(adj) shirt hurt my eyes to look at.
5. The effulgence(adj) of the sun can blind you.

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1. You can tell that the fake designer purses were made out of tawdry material.
2. I learned topography in my geography class.
3. The girl elicited the lies from her boyfriend.
4. Christina's body was in a state of torpor after the accident.

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1. The effulgent (adj.) sun was shining brightly as we headed out for our picnic.
2..The tawdry Tshirt hurt my eyes to look at.
3. The topography (noun) of the river's basin has changed significantly since the floods.
4.the taciturn student was the stupidest kid.

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The lamp was so (adj) effulgent it was blinding. Kyles acting was (adj) egregious and it was disrespectful.
Brandon as being so (n) torpor at practice. The gymnasts was very (n) torque it was scary. Mrs. Z had to repeatedly (n) elucidation the grammar homework.

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1. The speakers from the  garage sale was tawdry.
2.  The star was effulgence when it exploded.
3.  The child´s behavior was Egregious in public.
4. while sleeping I am in Torpor.
5. The wrench just needed a little Torque.

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1. He was a quiet, almost taciturn, young man.

2. We have an effulgent national culture.
3. I could elicit no response from him.
4. A motley collection of tawdry items was scattered over an area at least four feet square.
5. In the heat they sank into a state of torpor.

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1. The effulgent (adj.) sun was shining brightly as we headed out for our picnic.
2.The comedian hoped his jokes would elicit (verb) a great deal of laughter from the audience.
3.The new Burberry collection looks really cheap and tawdry (adjective).
4. Unwilling to put up with misbehavior in her class, the teacher sent the egregious (adj.) student into the hall.
5.After overeating on Christmas, I fell into a satisfied torpor (noun).

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a taciturn man, he almost never initiates a conversation
The thick brushstrokes give the painting a tactile quality.
The scandal was a tawdry affair.

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1.the taciturn student was the stupidest kid.
2.the tawdry T-shirt hurt my eyes to look at.
3.The effulgence of the moon can blind you.
4.The cops elicited the truth from the suspect.
5.As I waited for the results of my lab tests, I was taut with stress.

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1.) Coal-fired power stations continue to emit large quantities of sulfur dioxide.

2.) If we make robots look like people and they get synthetics, you might hurt yourself if you get into a fight and punch one in the face since they are made out of metals.

3.) That is circumstantial but tangible evidence since there is not enough proof.

4.) If you're silent but listen to somebody they will assume you mean a tacit agreement.

5.) Aloe Vera can be used as an emollient to make yourself look younger.

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1)the shoes looked tawdry, so I threw them away.
2)the effulgent shoes attracted everyones attention.
3)The smell of the football players after the game was egregious.
4)I used cheese to elicit the mouse.
5)When I get older, I want to own my own to

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1. The new Burberry collection looks really cheap and tawdry (adjective).
2. The exceptional effulgence (noun) of the harvest moon is always a striking sight.
3. She's been unable to elicit (verb) much sympathy from the public.
4. The topography (noun) of the river's basin has changed significantly since the floods.
5. The most important prerequisite (adjective) for economic survival is flexibility.

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1. Most people consider reality shows to be tawdry(adj) forms of entertainment.
2. The effulgent(adj) sun was shining brightly as we headed out for our picnic
3. Egregious(adj) errors were caused by the tablet's failure to check spelling
4.The comedian hoped his jokes would elicit(v) a great deal of laughter from the audience.
5. . Finally, the surface topography(n) will often throw much light on the underground structure.

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1.) Most people consider reality shows to be tawdry (adjective) forms of entertainment.
2.) Unwilling to put up with misbehavior in her class, the teacher sent the egregious (adjective) student into the hall.
3.) The comedian hoped his jokes would elicit (verb) a great deal of laughter from the audience.
4.) After overeating on Christmas, I fell into a satisfied torpor (noun).
5.) Since Larry had a stroke, he has been unable to elucidate (verb) his thoughts verbally.

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[1.] Although my grandfather was a taciturn (adj.) man who spoke infrequently, he was a man people readily followed.

[2.]  When I accidentally touched the cactus, my tactile (adj.) senses told my brain to quickly remove my fingers.

[3.]  As I waited for the results of my lab tests, I was taut (adj.) with anxiety.

[4.]  The effulgent (adj.) sun was shining brightly as we headed out for our picnic.

[5.]  Unwilling to put up with misbehavior in her class, the teacher sent the egregious (adj.) student into the hall

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1.   The taciturn(adj)  student was the smartest kid.
2. The jury elicited(verb) the truth from the suspect.
3.The taciturn(adj) student had the highest test grades.
4. The tawdry(adj) shirt hurt my eyes to look at.
5. The effulgence(adj) of the sun can blind you.