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1. She was a very obese woman for her age.
2.

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1. She was an auxiliary doctor.
2. They found the perimeter around the obelisk.
3. She had to loose weight because she was obese.
4. The river was describe to be saline.
5. The painting lack objectivity.
6. She wonder if her mom was being obtuse to her.
7. The divorce had a deterious effect on her.
8. The police didn't accede the strike.
9. Berlin is a microsm of Germany.
10. She used the glossary for her report.

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1. The Auxillaried teacher helped the student.
2. My father became Obese after eating three thousand burgers.
3. when i lose a game of fortnite i am very saline.
4. The objectivity of the class was to help each other.
5. The student was obtuse to doing his homework

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1. Obese people have terrible lives.
2. The obelisk terrified me .
3.

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1. My mom wanted us to take a family picture in front of the obelisk (noun)
2. The obese (adjective) man broke the chair that he was sitting on.
3. The customers started to complain because the food was too saline (adjective)
4. The student's obtuse (adjective) made the teacher mad and made the students laugh.
5. Crystal meth is an extremely deleterious (adjective) drug.
6. Once the Spanish army began to use embrasures (noun), the French army was forced to retreat.
7. The Nazis were a microcosm (noun) of Germany
8. The student was forced to write out the glossary (noun) as a punishment.
9. The author was forced to redact (verb) many comments from his book.
10. Christopher Columbus pillaged (verb all of the Native Americans.

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1. As a frequent traveler, I am thankful for auxiliary airport staff.
2. My uncle used to be obese before he started working out and eating better.
3. The risotto was a bit too saline for my liking.
4. The obtuse painting disapointed the buyer so he backed out of the deal.
5. Unfortunately, the car crash led to deleterious effects in her health.
6. The embrasure inside the apartment building caused it to be hard to sell.
7. Berlin is a microcosm of Germany, in unity as in division.
8. As soon as I opened the glossary, I encountered a word that would fit my sentence.
9. The teacher embroiled her students when she taught the new lesson.
10. I tried to reason with him but he was acting noncommittal.

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1.) I plugged in the auxiliary chord to listen to music while I'm driving.
2.) The woman is obese because she eats at Mc. Donald's every day.
3.) The water is impossible to drown in because of how saline it is.
4.) At detention we had to re-write a  page of the glossary.
5.) He was very objective in the way he judged other people.
6.) The workers smashed an embrasure through the wall to put in the door.

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1. Passion is auxiliary (adj) to art.
2. It went up the Nile as near to the place where the obelisk (n) stood as it could go.
3. The man needed to lose weight, because he was obese (adj).
4. They were swimming in the saline (adj) pool.
5. He tries to maintain objectivity (n) in his judgement.
6. I was learning about the obtuse (adj)  triangle in math class.
7. She was surrounded by deleterious (adj) influences.
8. Gregory and his daughter were talking together in the embrasure (n) of a window.
9. He acceded (v)  to the throne.
10. Nothing humbles an autocrat (n) quite like the need to grub for votes.

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1. The obese(n) man had a hard time running with others.
2. The ocean water is saline.
3. The staff acceded with the people on the discussion.
4.We used a glossary to look for words to use for our essay.
5. I was embroiled when I when I woke up on the couch.
6 .God is an empyreal being.
7. The vikings pillaged the village.

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1.The nurses at the hospital were very auxiliary (adj) to the patients.
2.We went to Egypt to see the big obelisk (n) pyramids.
3.My Uncle needed to lose weight because he was obese (adj).
4.I put saline (adj) on my french fries.
5.My brother is an obtuse (adj) in that subject.
6.The deleterious (adj) tornado damaged the whole town.
7.The builders made a embrasure (n) in the wall, so they can put in a new window.
8.We acceded (v) to his side of the argument.
9.I used the glossary(n) to look up a word I didn't know.
10.I solace (n) my friend after her bad breakup.

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1. The Washington monument is a obelisk (noun).
2. Being obese (adj) is not good for your health.
3. The saline (adj) water is undrinkable.
4. The deleterious (adj) chemicals are not safe.
5. The autocrat (noun) ruled with an iron fist.
6. The spartan (adj) solders deal with lots of discomforts.
7. God is an empyreal (adj) being.
8. The town was pillaged (verb) by the robbers.

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1. Fort Lauderdale has an auxiliary(adj) police force.
2. An obelisk(n) marks the mass grave where Custer was buried.
3. The obese(adj) women had trouble passing through the small hallway.
4. The saline(adj) crackers were dry.
5. The obtuse(adj) student had trouble doing the homework.
6. Queen Elizabeth was an autocrat(n) of England.
7. God is an empyreal(adj) being .
8. The pirates pillage through the town.

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. Passion is auxiliary (adj) to art.
2. It went up the Nile as near to the place where the obelisk (n) stood as it could go.
3. The man needed to lose weight, because he was obese (adj).
4. They were swimming in the saline (adj) pool.
5. He tries to maintain objectivity (n) in his judgement.
6. I was learning about the obtuse (adj)  triangle in math class.
7. She was surrounded by deleterious (adj) influences.
8. Gregory and his daughter were talking together in the embrasure (n) of a window.
9. He acceded (v)  to the throne.
10. Nothing humbles an autocrat (n) quite like the need to grub for votes.

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1. I pluged in the auxillary cord to listen to some sick tunes.
2. The obese man rolled down the hill.
3. In math we are learning about obtuse angles.
4. The I was given an oblisk

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1.  The nurse  auxiliary the poor girl who was very sick.
2. People put obelisk over the ground where there loves ones have been buried.
3. My father became obese after eating and drinking a lot when my brother left for college.
4. The fries had saline all over them.
5. My mother went through the glossary to prove my dad wrong about a word.
6. The man wondered if the doctor was being obtuse or funny.
7. Divorce is assumed to have deleterious effects on children.
8. The man acceded to go to Disney land.
9. The situation embroiled.
10. There were many solecisms in the girl's messy essay..

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1. The auxiliary tutor offered help to failing students.
2. People put obelisk on the ground where their loved ones are buried.
3. The obese child is not healthy.
4. The glossary will help you find information.
5. The saline food made my mouth dry.
6. That angle is not acute, it's obtuse.
7. She was surrounded by deleterious sources.
8. The embrasure was very ugly allowed the bug to come in.
9. He acceded the throne.
10. He was pillaged.

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1) The obese (adj.) man has a hard times getting through narrow doorways.
2) The saline (adj.) food made me very parched.
3) The glossary (n.) is very significant when doing vocab.
4) The elaborate house has many obelisk (n.) around the house.
5) The obtuse (adj) man isn't easy to explain things to.
6) I acceded (v.) my dad so he would go get us food.
7) The chain is a sort of auxiliary (adj.) for the bike to work.
8) My objectivity (n.) is what restricts me from having many friends.
9) The embrasure (n.) is where you enter the house.
10) The deleterious (adj.) shark can and has killed many.

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1. the doctor told me that I was obese for a 16 year old.
2. drinking saline infused water is bad for your health.
3. the Army unit had to wait 2 hour until auxiliary forces would come to their rescue .
4. the obelisk in Egypt are one of the seven wonders of the world.
5. in the court room the jury must have no objectivity to the  person on trial.
6. the oaf was known for being obtuse.
7. I have a deleterious snake.
8. we entered through a embrasure to enter the abandoned hospital.
9. I acceded with my mom that I need to be more responsible.
10. the Nazi's where a microcosm in Germany.

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1. Passion is auxiliary (adj) to art.
2. It went up the Nile as near to the place where the obelisk (n) stood as it could go.
3. The man needed to lose weight, because he was obese (adj).
4. They were swimming in the saline (adj) pool.
5. He tries to maintain objectivity (n) in his judgement.
6. I was learning about the obtuse (adj)  triangle in math class.
7. She was surrounded by deleterious (adj) influences.
8. Gregory and his daughter were talking together in the embrasure (n) of a window.
9. He acceded (v)  to the throne.
10. Nothing humbles an autocrat (n) quite like the need to grub for votes.

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1. Child obesity (adj.) is a huge problem in America.
2. When in the hospital, they often give you saline (adj.) crackers.
3. We went to the march to stand up for objectivity (n.) for all people.
4. The other car left an embrasure (n.) on the Honda and drove away.
5. She had to ask her mother for her accede (v.) to go out.
6. In the US, we have a democracy to avoid having an autocrat (n.).
7. When we don't know a word, we are told to refer to a glossary (n.).
8. We told her not to embroll (v.) in the situation, and she only made it worse.
9. She decided to stay on a noncommittal (adj.) side of the argument so she would not get involved.
10. We were asked to make redations (v.) on each other's essays.

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1. The plane has an auxiliary  (adj) support staff.

2. The obelisk (n) is tall and ancient.

3. The man is obese (adj) because he eats Mcdonalds everyday.

4. The saline (adj) water has salt in it.

5. The piece to solve the crime was objectivity. (n)

6. He wondered if the teacher was being deliberately obtuse. (adj)

7. Divorce is supposed to have deleterious (adj) effects on children.

8. The embrasure (n) in the wall was created by a rock.

9. The house came to accede (verb) for the new laws.

10. The microcosm (n) is limited to its resources.

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1. The ocean water is very saline (adj).
2. The tutor offered auxiliary (adj) to failing students.
3. The obtuse(adj.)  boy took a long time to understand the lesson.
4. The divorce had a deterious (adj) effect on their children.
5. A door is not an embrasure (n).
6. The police didn't accede (v) the strike.
7. The obelisk (n) is tall and ancient.
8. My mother went through the glossary (n) to find a word.
9. The obese (adj.) dog could not jump on the couch.
10. My teacher is an autocrat (n) in the classroom.

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1. The man was auxiliary.
2. I received a obelisk for a gift.
3. The soup was very saline, way over the recommend amount.
4. The embrasure was very ugly and allowed bug to come in.
5. The class was very obtuse in this new subject.
6. You need to accede to the rules.
7. We looked in the glossary for the new word.
8. I was very embroiled on this subject.
9. He reached the empyreal of the mountain.
10. The Germans pillaged the town.

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1. There was an obelisk (noun) on the island.
2. The obese (adj.) dog could not jump on the couch.
3. The math problem embroiled (verb) the students.
4. The glossary (noun) was in the back of the book.
5. The autocrat (noun) was cruel to the people.
6. The deleterious (adj.) flu has been going around.
7. The obtuse (adj.) dog could not learn basic commands.
8. The pool had saline (adj.) water.
9. The auxiliary (adj.) teacher helped the students.
10. The redaction (noun) of the novel was not the same as the original.

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1. The hospital has an auxiliary(adj) power system in case of a blackout.
2. He is obese(ad).
3. If a pyramid or obelisk(n) would, lift it carefully off the top.
4. Sales and rents of saline(adj) lands, produced an income of $4,636.
5. That an obtuse(adj) angle.
6. You will please say to Colonel Hardman that we cannot accede(v) to his wish.
7. Lady Stafford is sitting within the embrasure(n) of the window.
8. There was a spartan(adj.) law forbidding masters to emancipate their slaves.
9. It is given in the glossary(n.) as one of the old names for the moon.
10. In any case I shall not embroil(v.)  them with each other as you would.

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1. The obese(adj.) cat could barley walk up the stairs.
2. The saline(adj.) crackers i was eating made me thirsty.
3. The obtuse(adj.)  boy took a long time to understand the lesson.
4. After the explosion there was a embrasure(n.) in the wall.
5. I acceded(v.) with my mom that i should be going to school today.
6. I could not find the definition of the word so i looked in the glossary(n.).
7. The man embroiled(v.) me when he started talking about random things.
8. There were many solecisms(n.) in the girl's messy essay.
9. In class we read a censored, redaction(n.) version of a book.
10. The spartan(adj.) man was standing outside, guarding the gates.

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1. My obese (adj)  dog couldn't even get up off the floor.
2. My grandfather got a new saline (adj) fish tank.
3. He has an obtuse (adj) way of learning.
4. The king is an autocrat (n) and is in control of everything.
5. Open to the glossary (n) in the back of the book.
6. The boy dreamed of an empyreal (adj) heaven.
7. The noncommittal (adj) man was never good at keeping relationships.
8. The boy on the boat was pillaged (v/n) by pirates.
9. He has a variegated (adj) style of painting.
10. The girl cut her hand on a shard (n) of glass.