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1. Instead of memorizing her lines christina has to improvise.
2. The war lasted over a tenure of ten years.
3. The newborn baby was emaciated of vitamin C.
4. Robbing a bank requires a stringent of robbers and equipment.

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1. I have to improvise (adjective) with what I''ve got.
2.the regime remained intransigent  (Adj.)in its opposition to wider participation in the political process.
3.Perhaps his reluctance stems from the fact that he has only tenuous (Adj.) connections to Hungary these days.
4.she was so emaciated (Adj.) she could hardly stand.
5. California's air pollution guidelines are stringent. (Adj.)

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1.   Many people believe the tenet that parents should be responsible for the behaviors of their children.
2.) Since I forgot my lines, I tried to improvise the role during the audition.
3. Because my grandmother suffers from a memory disorder, she has only a tenuous  grasp of reality.
4. The emaciated (adjective) boy was too weak to fight off his kidnapper.\

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1.Since I'm not feeling very well today, the odds of me attending the party are tenuous (adjective).
2. The crucifixion is a major tenet in my religion.
3. The snow is transigent (adjective) and will melt as soon as the sun appears.
4. Although the prisoners of war were fed three meals a day, many of them still looked emaciated (adj.) and hungry.
5.The rocket ship went so (v) transcend that it blew up.

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1.I tried to improvise (adj)
2. It looks intransigent (adj)
3.The tenous animals were on the list.

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1.The tenuous animals are on the endangered species list.
2.Her concerns transcended local issues.
3.he emaciated POW made it through the war.
4.Since he forgot my lines, he tried to improvise  the role during the audition.
5.The man transcended the goal ran another mile for the race.

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1.) The snow is transient (adjective) and will melt as soon as the sun appears.
2.) Since I forgot my lines, I tried to improvise (adjective) the role during the audition.
3.) Since I'm not feeling very well today, the odds of me attending the party are tenuous (adjective).
4.) My brother was so happy to move out of our parents' house and escape their stringent (adjective) rules.
5.) The little boy usually became subservient (adjective) in the presence of bullies.

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1.This was an issue transcending party politics.
2.The tenets of classical liberalism caused happiness.
3. I improvised short speech.
4.The tenuous link between interest rates and investment helped.
5.She was so emaciated she could hardly stand.

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1)Glass is very tenuous(adj) so you must handle with care.
2)My favorite type of movie is improvised(adj) dialogue.
3)A major tenet(n) of the catholic church are the 10 commandments.
4)A friend of mine was a transigent, he moved 16 times!
5)The student transcended from a regulator class to a honors class.

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1) The rocket ship went so (v) transcend that it blew up.
2) Army families have to get used to   (adj) transigent
3) My team and I have a (n)  tenet that we will win states.
4) Some kids (adj) improvised their sentences yesterday.
5) Some of the walls were (adj) emaciated after the storm Irma came.

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1. The girl's issue transcended above her friend's.
2. The transient rabbit did not stay in place for a long while.
3. The man improvised his parts as the play moved along.
4. There is a tenuous link between interest rates and investments.
5. The girl was very emaciated after refusing to eat for a week.

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1. God is beyond our transcendence.
2. The actors had to improvise with their lines because they had forgotten then.
3.  The line was very tenuous while the circus man was walking on it.
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1. The athlete hoped the increased training would allow him to transcend(v) Olympic records
2. The snow is transient (adj)and will melt as soon as the sun appear
3. Many people believe the tenet (n)that parents should be responsible for the behaviors of their children
4. I improvised (v) my sentences in this padlet.
5.Sarah broke the silence with a tenuous(adj) giggle that evoked a twisted smile from Jackson.

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1. The emaciated marine survived the battle.
2. The role of the boy was to improvise the play.
3. The man transcended his fastest time in the race.
4. The odds of making it to the pros is tenuous.
5. She had high concerns for the lost child.

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1.God is beyond our transcendence.
2. The actors had to improvise with their lines because they had forgotten then.
3. Sometimes i feel like my dog has a tenuous grasp of reality.
4. He didnt eat for a while and for that he looked emaciated.
5. The guy was in tenure because he was grounded by his parents.

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1.  The snow is transigent (adjective) and will melt as soon as the sun appears.
2. Since i forgot my lines, i tried to improvise (adjective) the role during the audition.
3. Because my grandmother suffers from a memory disorder, she has only a tenuous (adjective) grasp of reality.
4. The emaciated (adjective) boy was too weak to fight off his kidnapper.
5. I am so happy to move out of my parents house and escape their stringent (adjective) rules.

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1. The student in the top of his class was transcending.
2. The crusifixion is a major tenet in my religion.
3. When the party service could not show up the family improvized.
4. During the tenure that the foster family had with the child the grew close to him.
5. In last nights fortnite match i was being so stupor that I did not even see the squad approaching me from the north.

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[1.] Many people believe the tenet (n.)  that parents should be responsible for the behaviors of their children.

[2.] During the rap battles, the rappers were asked to improvise (v.) a song based on a specific word.

[3.] Because the evidence against her is tenuous (adj.), the accused murderer will be released from jail on bail.

[4.] Although the prisoners of war were fed three meals a day, many of them still looked emaciated (adj.) and hungry.

[5.] Airplanes must pass stringent (adj.) safety tests before they are allowed to be passenger carriers.

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1. Her concerns transcended local issues. (V)
2. he has remained intransigent, refusing all suggestions for improvement of the process (adj)
3. one of the basic tenets of the fashion industry (N)

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1) He had been living as a transient (adjective) in San Diego for several years before his arrest.
2)I forgot to write my speech at home so when it came to presenting I had to improvise (adjective).
3)For now, the band's travel plans are tenuous (adjective).
4)In the cold war many of the prisoners were ill and emaciated (adjective).
5)John can be in transigent (adjective) and hard headed at times.

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1. The man transcended(verb) the goal ran another mile for the race.
2.The transient(noun) rain will leave shortly.
3.Many people improvise(adj) their sentences out loud.
4.The emaciated(adj) POW made it through the war.
5.The tenuous(adj)  animals are on the endangered species list.