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1. Because the couple did not want to be married in a church, they had a nonsectarian service.
2. When he first started they put him in the novice division.
3. A jury exonerated her daughter with a finding of justifiable homicide.
4. It has been said that ar

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1. Because the couple did not want to be married in a church, they had a nonsectarian service.

2. When he first started they put him in the novice division.
3. A jury exonerated her daughter with a finding of justifiable homicide.
4. It has been said that art is a tryst for in the joy of it maker and beholder meet.
5. She is so proud that she will not condescend to speak to us.

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1. The non religious student attended a nonsectarian(adj) school.
2. The rookie was novice(adj) in his first game. The president exonerated(verb)  the criminals of their charges.
3. One of the child's wont(adj) was to play video games.
4.

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1. His nonsectarian family never attended mass. (adj)
2. He was a complete novice in foreign affairs(n)
3. The court martial exonerated me. (v)
4. Paul drove fast , as was his wont. (n)
5. His scheme of coloration was consummated through bloodshed. (v)

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1. Nonsectarian (n.) and atheist are very similar.
2. The intern is a novice (n.) at making the coffees but he will improve.
3. After 5 years in jail, they exonerated (v.) the young innocent boy.
4. After I realized that the class was too hard I condescended (v.) to regular.
5. We found out that our son would be born with a congenital (adj.) disease.

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1. My dad is a nonsectarian.(adj)
2. My sister is a novice at video games. (n)
3. I had a tryst with my counselor. (n)
4. I congenitaled my green eyes from my grandma. (v)
5. Storms are a deterrent to planes that are trying to leave or arrive at the airport. (n)

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1.  The team captains had a tryst (N) to discuss there leadership.
2. The man was exonerated(V) from all the charges.
3. I try not to condescend (V.) to other peoples levels.
4. Waking up at 6 was his wont(Adj).
1. Some people are a nonsectarian (adj) and don't celebrate any religious holidays.

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1. The novice apprentice was not as efficient as the master.
2. The man was exonerated from all the charges.
3. The team captains had a tryst to discuss there leadership.
4.The nonsectarian and atheist have a lot in common.
5. The children were unable to consummate their argument.

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1. I train the novice at the baseball camp.
2.The organization held a tryst in the conference room to discuss future plans of expansion.
3.The purpose of a lawyer is to get his client exonerated from a case.
4.I watch video footage of my performance on the mound to see what I need to correct on and improve in my next outing.
5. I tend to be wont when I taste different courses at a buffet.

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1. He is a novice(n) at sewing.
2.The accountant has a tryst(n) with her client at 34th street tomorrow.
3.As soon as he cooled down, his eagerness to fight condescended(n).
4.He feared not brushing his teeth would become a wont(adj/adv) habit.
5.The new streetlights became a deterrent(n) when driving to work.

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1. She was a nonsectarian(adj) when it came to religion.
2. The court exonerated(v) him on his crime.
3. She made a tryst(n)with her therapist.
4. Waking up at 6 was his wont(Adj).
5. His wife refused to consummate(v) their marriage.

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1. The novice (n)employee did not know what to do at first.
2. The tryst(n) for set at 1 PM at the park.
3. The nonsectarian(adj) event brings people of all race and cultures together.
4. The man was exonerated(v) from his criminal charges.
5.

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1. He pleaded for nonsectarian (adj) schools, and was, therefore, called by many atheistic.
2. We found many teachers who were already on top of their game, or teachers who were far too novice.(n)
3. He was exonerated (v) from the accusation of cheating.
4. Now, all of us brothers have sworn to deliver that message, and to see that you keep the tryst. (n)
5. He was a congenital (adj) fool for believing her.

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1. The nonreligious man was a nonsectarian (adj).
2. The boy was a novice(n) at guitar.
3. The suspect was exonerated(v) by the witness.
4. I met with Jimmy in a tryst(n).
5. He was wont(adj) to ride at dawn.

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1. I was assigned to train the novice (N) at work.
2. The lawyer exonerated (V) her client in court.
3. We organized a tryst (N) at Central Park.
4. She condescend (V) her solo for another singer.
5. The deterrent (Adj) speech made the students fall asleep.

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1. Some people are a nonsectarian (adj) and don't celebrate any religious holidays.
2. Trying out a new sport makes you feel like a novice (n).
3. The company had a tryst (n) to discuss new ideas.
4. The airplane starts to condescend (v) when its ready for landing.
5. Living somewhere cold for a long time makes you feel wont (adj) to the weather.

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1. When it comes to sports I am a novice(n)
2. Jeffry was a condescending (adj) man.
3. he jury exonerated(v the suspect.
4. The team had a tryst(n) before the game.
5. The deterrent(adj) smell made sure no bears would come near us

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1.  He was novice (noun) at those tings.
2. The letter invites her to a tryst (noun) in a hotel.
3. Take care not to condescend (verb) to your readers.
4. He has a congenital (adj) heart defect.
5. She is a consummate (adj) athlete.

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1. Jim say he is nonsectarian adj when people ask him when religion do you practice.
2. The one novice n in the group asked about 15 questions on how to do things
3. Sometimes leaders how to condescend v to the weakest link to improve everyone else.
4. At 6 we consummate adj our football practice.
5. The man was exonerated v from hie charges.

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1.  I am a novice  (N.) at tennis.

2.  The job of the attorney was to get his client exonerated (V.)

3.  I held a tryst (N.) yesterday try and make a good plan.

4. I try not to condescend (V.) to other peoples levels.

5. I am wont (Adj.), when it comes to trying new things.

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1. The nonsectarian adj holiday parade is attended by people of all races and religions.
2. The bike race is only for novice n riders who have never participated in a professional race.
3. The job of the defense attorney is to exonerate v his clients and keep them out of jail.
4. They will not condescend v or take any notice of their indiscretion.
5. The irregularity in my backbone is probably congenital v.

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1. The baby had congenital (v) defects.
2. Carly drove fast, like it was her wont (adj).
3. We used detergent (n) to clean the clothes.
4. The newspaper article exculpated (v) the mayor.
5. He was a novice (n) at cooking.

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1. The  nonsectarian(adj) holiday parade is attended by people of all races and religion.
2. The bike race is only for novice (noun) riders who have never participated in a professional race.
3. Unfortunately the video footage (verb) does not exonerate Hank of the robbery charges.
4. I became a doctor so that I could study continental (adj)  disorders in newborns.
5. Because, my sister is a consummate( adj)  liar, she can make anyone believe practically anything.