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1. The innovation (n) center was a nice area.
2.The (n) criterion for calini was amazing
3. The bomb decimated (v) the village.
4. I fell down the stairs and I got amnesia (n) from last month.
5. I went to exotic (adj) places this past summer.
6.Rules are an exigency inside of a prison or else chaos will reign (n.).
7.John's cupidity (n) led him to try and rob the bank.
8. In the movie there were many explicit(adj)  words.
9.The men and women of the armed forces are exemplary (adj.) citizens who put their lives at stake.
10.The depressed man thinks that everyone was born cynic.

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Since there where(adj)  explicit lyrics in the song, they had to band it from the radio. The (n) criterion for calini was amazing. The old,  (adj) execrable, food gave the customers food poising. I had an craven fear of failing. My friends grandma suffered from (n) amnesia.

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[1.]  The innovation (n.) of brilliant minds is what grants humanity amazing technology such as space flight or the internet.

[2.] While the church leaders are not opposed to a little self-indulgence now and then, they are opposed to a lifetime of decadence (n.).

[3.] During the fall, the deciduous (adj.) shrubs in my yard will release their leaves.

[4.] A nuclear bomb will decimate (v.) most of the population in the region.

[5.] When I read the poet's works, I was moved by the melodious euphony (n.) of her words.

[6.] We would have all missed the evanescent (adj.) moment if not for the photographer's speed and skill.

[7.] When the company went bankrupt, the craven (adj.) CEO quickly flew out of the country to avoid having to answer to his former employees.

[8.] A trailer can be viewed as an excerpt (n.) of a movie because it displays a short piece of the film.

[9.] The men and women of the armed forces are exemplary (adj.) citizens who put their lives at stake.

[10.] Rules are an exigency inside of a prison or else chaos will reign (n.).

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1. The nun excoriated the child for the way she aye her food.
2. The patient's amnesia caused her to forget the memories of her husband.
3. The old man became cumbersome with time.
4. The president's cupidity caused him to be impeached.
5.The teacher's lessons were explained cursory.
6. The depressed man thinks that everyone was born cynic.
7. Hypothetically speaking, Mat probably wants to leave to Las Vegas.
8. The unfit girl had an amorphous body.
9. The breakup caused excruciating pain to the girl.
10. Many people call me exotic because im from Greece and Mexico.

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1. The rules of the class was very explicit.
2. The criterion in the competition was the most athletic.
3. The man bumped his head and suffered from bad amnesia.
4. The athlete was indefatigable from training so much.
5. The cupidity mislead the kid to do crimes.
6. The art was amorphous and I couldn't describe what it truly was.
7. The execrable milk made the man throw up.
8. The broken bone caused the man excruciating pain.
9. Some people think my hair is exotic.
10. Soldiers are exemplary citizens of the United States.

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1.In his later life he suffered periods of amnesia.
2. The organization has promised to eliminate cumbersomeand unnecessary bureaucracy
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1.) Since Ann is an atheist, she will probably excoriate (verb) the decision to allow prayer in schools.
2.) Bob sustained brain damage from the fall, which caused amnesia (noun) to set in.
3.) John's cupidity (noun) led him to try and rob the bank.
4.) Because the painting was amorphous (adjective), I had no idea what it represented.
5.) After watching the excruciating  (verb) film, I thought about asking for a refund of my money.
6.) The rollercoaster's height requirement was four feet or taller which excluded exiguous (adjective) people.
7.) Many people turn to religion to exorcise (verb) themselves from sin.
8.) If you would like to buy exotic (adjective) foods, you need to go to an international market.
9.) The restaurant should spice up their menu and replace the dull and mundane(adjective) dishes.
10.) The wealthy actor always gives the members of his staff munificent (adjective) appreciation gifts.

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Citroen is a french car brand.

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1. I hit my head against the table and got amnesia for 2 weeks.
2. The process of getting approval is too slow and cumbersome.
3. The teacher began to read an excerpt from her favorite novel.
4. Bloody Mary used to be the scariest incubus.
5.I do the same mundane routine, day in and day out.
6. Traveling with world will leave you with exotic pictures.
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1. The contrast could not have been made more explicit .
2. An execrable place in the winter, Paris!
3. It would be preposterous to shovel coal with a teaspoon.
4. t seems barely credible that anyone could have walked so far in a day.
5. I was beguiled by the romance and exotic atmosphere of the souks in Marrakech.

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1)The criterion(n) for the dance competition was the best dance moves.
2)The customer was very explicit(adj) when ordering his food.
3)The athlete trained indefatigably(adj) for the Olympics.
4)The movie script had mutability(n) so the actors used improve.
5)The munificent(adj) billionaire gave a lot of money to charity.
6)I wasn't paying attention to the mundane(adj) parts of the play.
7)My biology inculcates(v) with powerpoints.
8)I saw a incubus(n) in my dream.
9)I felt excruciating(adj) pain when I burned myself by accident.
10)The cynic(n) thinks humans are killing the earth.

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1. The candidates have publicly excoriated (verb) each other throughout the campaign.
2. In her later life, my grandma suffered amnesia (noun)
3. The gift was beautiful but its cumbersome (adjective) wrapping was a bit of a put off.
4. After doing a cursory (adjective) head count, claire realized that two of the campers were not in their tents.
5. Helen is a cynical (noun) woman who does not trust anyone.
6. Rather than admit her guilt, the little girl told a hypothetical (adjective) story about a boy who had stolen the cupcakes.
7. Under the microscope, the unknown virus appeared to be amorphous (adjective).
8. When i poured alcohol into my wound, the pain was excruciating (adjective).
9. When my puppy chewed up my slippers, i realized how difficult it was to inculcate (verb) obedience in a young dog.
10. Many people turn to religion to exorcise (verb) themselves from sin.

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1.The explicit(adj) content in the book forced the book to be banned.
2. The execrable(ad) food made the customers puke.
3. The preposterous(adj) plan was looked over by the law markers.
4. The source of information was proven credible(adj) by the president.
5. The exotic(adj) animal was foreign to land.
6. The hypercritical(adj) teacher was disliked by most of the students.
7. The incubus(noun) depression made the little boy sleep more.
8. The boy inculcated(verb) the words for the spelling bee.
9. The cynic(noun) old lady was found crossing the street during a green light.
10. The priest exorcised(verb) the demon out of the boy.

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1.The explicit content in the album forced the artist to be banned in china.
2.The candidates have publicly excoriated.
3.david's cupidity led him to try and rob the bank.
4.The criterion for the musician competition was the best.
5.the football player sustained brain damage from the fall, which caused  him amnesia.

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1) The women is very hypochondriac and finds herself always going to the hospital.
2) When I was in Ireland we asked a man for directions and he gave such explicit directions that we got lost.
3) The meal was so execrable I even found hair in my mashed potatoes.
4) It was a preposterous for the lady to accuse the other women for keying her car.
5) In the girls essay she gave credible resources which showed that what she was saying was accurate.
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