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1. The biologist studied horticulture(n).
2. The prideful man vaunted(v) about his new house.
3. The boogie bomb flew in over the redoubt(n).
4. The magician performed a legerdemain(n) on live TV.
5. I had to jump over the parapet(n) to enter our backyard.
6. He was doing passive(adj) stretches in physical therapy.
7. My mother censured(v) the plans I made this weekend.
8. God is omnipotent(adj).
9. The photo seemed to be a pathos(n) for him, bringing back some bad memories.
10. I layed down  in my hermitage(n) and prayed.

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1. the much vaunted information superhighway

2. there was a piece of management legerdemain

3. he women were portrayed as passive victims

4. A judge was censured last year for a variety of types of injudicious conduct

5. the actor injects his customary humor and pathos into the role

6. In the corporate hierarchy, he is about six levels below the CEO

7. we have a dossier on him

8. you could live here and look after me in my dotage

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1.He enrolled in a horticulture(n) class because the boy loved plants.
2. When he got a 100% on his test he vaunt(v) to the class
3.The magician was very good at legerdemain
4. The chapel is hermitage place to go and pray
5. Her face was gaunt (adj) and grey.
6. We have a hefty dossier (noun) on his exploits in the war.
7. Even in his dotage (noun), the Professor still sits on the committee.
8. She has been for many years a doughty (adj) campaigner for women's rights.
9. He is singing an octave (noun) lower than the rest of us.
10. Homage (noun) was paid to the great sage's buried in the city.

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1. Your gardener knows very little about horticulture (n).
2. The crowed got very vaunt (n) and hyped after he scored the touchdown.
3.  The magician was very good at legerdemain (n ).
4. Marian lead over the parapet (n).
5. The women were portrayed has passive ( adj) victims.
6. The actor uses humor and pathos ( n) into his role.
7. The men were moved up into a higher hierachy (n).
8. My mom asked to live with me when she becomes dotage (n).
9. His name is Robert, but his sobriquet ( n) is Bobby.
10. The man was doughty ( adj) and stood up to the bully.

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1. My friend gave me a vaunt (N) to get me motivated for the game.
2. In fortnite, i create a redoubt (N) for protection
3. The guy became passive (ADJ) when he was in handcuffs.
4. She made sure to tell the chef she was a censure (N/V) to onions.
5. The teacher is the omnipotent (ADJ) of the classroom.
6. Everyone showed pathos (N) during the funeral.
7. The older the person became, the more gaunt (ADJ) she looked.
8. Most of my friends are a dotage (N) person.
9. During cliff jumping, my friend was a doughty (ADJ) for going first.
10. We held a homage (N) for the parkland shooting.

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1. The Lord has omnipotent powers.

2.  The girl leaned over the parapet of the building.

3. we pay homage to veterans every year on Veterans Day.

4. hypocritical people bother me personally.

5. The Gold medalist vaunted about his achievement making himself seem narcissistic.

6. In depressing movies actors have a pathos role.

7. botanist love Horticulture.

8. The abandoned hospital was a gaunt structure.

9. The Romans Censured Jesus to die.

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1. John wanted to study Horticulture because he loves plants.
2. Tim vaunted his new watch because it was expensive.
3. The russians had a redoubt that the plane flew over.
4. The magician did a legerdemain during his act.
5. The parapet was easy to jump over.
6. He read the story in a vey passive tone.
7. He censured the idea of going to mcdonalds.
8. Julius ceaser was ver omnipotent during his rule of rome.
9. He felt pathos for doug after his dog dies.
10. The home provided a nice hermitage for the young boy.

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1. We have a dossier(n) on the teacher.
2. The tower was a gaunt(adj) ruin of brick and ruble.
3. The library was the boy's hermitage(n).
4. character have pathos(n) attitudes in some books.
5. Ollie has omnipotent(adj) power.
6. Judges are censure(v) as wise conductors.
7. He leaned over the parapet(n) on the house.
8. She vaunted(v) about her gold medal.
9. They loved horticulture(n) because of the plants.
10. The school paid homage(n) to the victims of the shooting.

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The actor injects his customary humor and pathos into the role.
The magazine was read quite widely even by some of the hierarchy
He enrolled in a class that teaches horticulture(n.) so that he can cultivate his garden.
China likes to vaunt(v.) its military strength, intimidating hero neighbors.
The FBI used a dossier to conduct an investigation.
The drought effected the horticulture industry.
The park at night was very gaunt.
The bird sat on the parapet.
He put his pathos into the role he played.
God is omnipotent.

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1. She vaunted about her new auto.
2. She hung over the parapet so she could see the show.
3. The mother indicated censure to her girl.
4. They worshiped the omnipotent domain.
5. She dozed in an comfortable bed.
6. I am the most elevated piece of the hierarchy.
7. She was exceptionally gaunt looking.
8. The FBI have a dossier on her.
9. He guarantee to take care of his mother when she was dotage.
10. He had a overt demonstration of hostility.

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1. They payed homage to their loved ones. n
2. He vaunted after scoring the basket. v
3. What he said seems hypocritical. n
4. The drought effected the horticulture industry. n
5. The park at night was very gaunt. adj
6. The bird sat on the parapet. n
7. He put his pathos into the role he played. n
8. He was very doughty. adj
9. The company was a hierarchy. n
10. They had a dossier on him. n

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1. The farmer often attended horticulture lessons to learn how to improve his crop growth.
2. The athlete constantly vaunted about his many achievements.
3. The thief jumped over the parapet to escape the authorities.
4. The man was very passive in the way he approached the confrontation.
5. The mayor censured the destructive actions of Superman.
6. God is an omnipotent being.
7. The monks often meditate in their hermitage.
8. The homeless man was on the lowest scale of the social hierarchy.
9. The FBI used a dossier to conduct an investigation.

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1. I enrolled in a horiculture (n) course in school.
2. The boy vaunted (v) his belongings, and not many people liked it.
3. The man with baby legs had to jump the parapet (n).
5. His censure (n) for soup is still alive and well.
6. God is omnipotent (adj).
7. I want to just relax in my hermitage (n).
8. I told him a sobriquet (n) so he doesn't know who I am.
9. We payed homage (n) to those who have lost their lives for our country.
10. What the man was saying came off a little hypocritical (adj).

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1.I vaunted about my new book bag (V/N).
2. The omnipotent empire had a variety complex of servants. (adj)
3. The new fur jacket was comfortable. (adj)
4. Jasmine's boyfriend had an overt act of aggression. (adj)
5. Jason promised to look after his grand parents after they became dotage (n).
6. The principal is the highest level of the school's hierarchy (n).
7. The mom showed censure to her underage son. (n/v)
8. She leaned over the parapet so she could see the performance (n)
9. The cashier was very gaunt looking (adj)
10. The government had a dossier on the criminal. (n)

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1. The Romans censured Jesus to die.
2. The student wants to study horticulture in college.
3. I like to vaunt about my drumming ability.
4. The hierarchy of the school starts with the principal.
5. It is very overt that I have  passion for music.
6. We pay homage to those who served and died on Memorial Day.
7. The snake laid at the parapet of the river.
8. In Catholicism, God is omnipotent.
9. After receiving the concussion, the player had a moment of dotage.
10. The old noble was looked  upon as a doughty person.

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1. The drought will have a lasting effect on the horticulture industry. (n)
2. CEO's usually vaunt the successes of their companies. (n)
3. The parapet wraps around the top floor of the building. (n)
4. The student will receive a censure for being late. (n/v)
5. The pathos of the movie caused half the audience to cry. (n)
6. The prime minister sits at the top of the British hierarchy. (n)
7. The prisoner was gaunt and weak after being held captive for several months. (adj)
8. When you start to go into dotage, you usually move into a nursing home. (n)
9. Marines are known for being tough and doughty. (adj)
10. I've referred to my friend Allison with the sobriquet Alley, ever since I've met her.

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1. She vaunted about her new car.
2. The abandoned hospital was very gaunt.
3. He had an overt act of aggression.
4. The CEO was censured for his absurd comments.
5. The suspect was very passive when he was arrested.
6. The man loved the study  of horticulture.
7. The man is almost at the age of dotage.
8. The dictator holds an omnipotent position in the country.
9. I feel pathos for the boy who lost his game boy.
10. Homage was paid to the great sage's buried in the city.

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1. He used his knowledge of horticulture (noun) to plant the plants.
2. He vaunted (verb) out loud all the answers to the test.
3. The omnipotent (adj) king ruled his country with an iron fist.
4. He had a lot of pathos (adj) for the girl because of her dog dying.
5. The government have a dossier (noun) on the girl.
6. He had an overt (adj) act of aggression.
7. He got his sobriquet (noun) from his best friend.
8. The passive (adj) man never hit his abusive wife.
9. They paid homage (noun) to the homeless and disabled.
10. He found out that his friend was a very hypocritical (adj) person.

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1. She said it in a passive(adj) voice.
2. He found horticulture(n) very interesting.
3. Presidents are very omnipotent(adj).
4. The teenage girl likes to believe she is omnipotent (adj) in the household.
5. The hermitage (n) was situated in the middle of the forest.
6. The prime minister sits at the top of the British hierarchy (n).
7. He walked with a slight limp and his gaunt (adj) frame was gangly.
8. As my grandma got into her dotage (n), she forgot small things.
9. The doughty (adj) sailor refused to head back without discovering a "new world".
10. Tony is the sobriquet (n) Antonio's friends use when calling him.

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1. She loved fruit so much he decided to study horticulture. (N)
2. There was a parapet to keep the puppies from running out. (N)
3. The country faces international censure after its alleged crimes. (N)
4. God is believed to be omnipotent. (adj)
5. He was considered to be passive aggressive. (adj)
6. On Thursday, we all showed great pathos towards Douglas High school. (N)
7. Many teens are hypocritical to one an other. (Adi)
8. We shared homage at the candle ceremony for the young victims of the shooting. (N)

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1. He is studying horticulture in college.
2. His vaunted new scheme has been shown to have serious weaknesses.
3. Some people accused the white house of legerdemain.
4. A bird flew down and perched on the parapet.
5. Campaigners handed out leaflets on passive smoking.
6. He could face censure from his peers for his decisions.
7. Doug lived in the shadow of his seemingly omnipotent father.
8. The pathos of the situation brought tears to our eyes.
9. He lived in a hermitage when he was old.
10. She is high up in the management hierarchy.

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1. He enrolled in a class that teaches horticulture (n.) so that he can cultivate his garden.
2. China likes to vaunt (v.) its military strength, intimidating her neighbors.
3. That redoubt (n.) was quite senseless in front of the position where the battle was accepted.
4. The psychic used legerdemain (n.) to convince people she is talking to their dead loved ones.
5. The passive (adj.) man never placed a hand on his abusive wife.
6. The pharmacy board will censure (v.) the pharmacist for not properly monitoring his drug supply.
7. The pathos (n.) of the movie caused me to leave the movie theater with tears in my eyes.
8. After being held in a dark basement for three months, the prisoner was gaunt (adj.) and weak.
9. Taking blow after blow, the doughty (adj.) fighter refused to leave the ring.
10. Kitty is the sobriquet (n.) Catherine's friends use when addressing her.

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1. i like the outdoors so i chose to study horticulture
2. i vaunted about winning the game
3. I was behind the redoubt during war.
4. I was sitting on the parapet.
5. I prayed in the hermitage.
6. She paid homage to her country
7. There is a hierarcy of angels.
8. That girl is very gaunt
9 he fell off the parapet.
10. The pathos made him cry

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1) The women were portrayed as passive victims.
2) Angry delegates offered a resolution of censure against the offenders.
3) The actor injects his customary humor and pathos into the role.
4) The magazine was read quite widely even by some of the hierarchy.
5) The stray cat was ver gaunt looking.
6) The private investigator had a dossier on him.
7) You could live here and look after me in my dotage.
8) His doughty spirit kept him going.
9) The angry man an overt act of aggression.
10) They paid homage to the local boy who became president.