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1. The girl aspired v to be an actress one day.
2. The parents repudiated v the boy and found out the truth.
3. Hallucinogens n can be very bad for you.
4. The student showed great verity n by telling the truth.
5. There was ab abysmal adj amount of clothes on the bed.

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1.After the watching the movie I aspired (v) to be a success.
2.The lawyer repudiated (v)the criminal.
3. The child tried to venerate(v.)his parents in order to get what he wanted.
4. I want to be an ophthalmologist (n) when im older.
5. All of the man's problems seemed to be pecuniary. (adj)

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1. Congress can countermand (v.) the president's order.
2. I was taught to venerate (v.) adults at all time.
3. I finally found out the verity (n.) of my family history.
4. I finally repudiated (v.) my boyfriend and got the truth.
5. The boy in all AP classes is a pundit. (n.)

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1. There was an abysmal (Adj.) amount of food.

2. I had to repudiate (V.)that my answer was right.

3. It is good to always tell the verity (N.).

4. Hallucinogens (N.) are not good for you.

5. I aspire (V.) to be great.

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1. He countermanded (verb) his instructions to his staff officer.
2.In most countries old people are venerate (adj).
3.His mission was to confirm the verity (noun) of a secret.
4. If you believe the fashion pundits (noun), we will all be wearing pink this year.
5. She aspire (verb) to do great things.

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He would venerate(v) his manager in hopes of getting a raise.
He showed verity(n)by not lying to his teachers.
In court, he would repudiate(v) every false accusation.
The pundit(n) in the group got the highest grade.
The hallucinogen(n)was no longer sold because it caused too many side effects.

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1. They countermanded (V) the order of flowers.
2. The school is based on old school verities. (N)
3. They repudiated (V) the case and freed the suspect.
4. A pundit (N) from the University of Florida came to lecture the class.
5. The student's abysmal (Adj) grades got him into trouble.

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1. He fired her with venerate respect.
2. Lies always come out to be the true repudiate (v) in the end.
3. After college, she learned a pundit (n) of knowledge.
4. She was so tired, she started a hallucinogen time (n).
5. She was aspired (v) to be successful.

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1. The order to arrest the man was countermand (v).
2. The quality of her abysmal (adj).
3. She was so stolid (adj) when she found out she was going to Disney.
4. She repudiated (v)  that the man was guilty.
5. She took a drug and she began having hallucinations (n).

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1. I told thee my reasons for not going in search of a letter of countermand (n).
2. They venerate (v) the sun as Dharam Deota, but no offerings are made to him.
3. When he looked at it directly and simply like that, there was nothing that could blur the verity (n) of it.
4. Canada must repudiate (v) extremism on both sides of the conflict.
5. I aspire (v) to be like her.

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1. The women had to venerate the soldiers coming home from war.
2. The lawyer repudiated the charge they had against her client.
3.   A pundit from the organization came to explain the point of their charity.
4. The little girl aspired to be a astronaut when she was older.
5. Every time a conversation about pecuniary objects came up, the man would get mad.

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1. Since the bank robbers have hostages the police chief decided to countermand (verb) the order to storm the building.
2. The bible says we should venerate (verb) our parents and our elders.
3. The teacher doubted the verity (noun) of the students excuse for being absent.
3. The company will repudiate (verb) any claims of negligence.
5. Jimmy cannot go t the party because of his abysmal (adj) behavior.
6. Jason has such a poor pecuniary (adj) history he cannot get a bank loan.

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1.  The order to arrest the strike leaders has been countermanded. (v)
2. Mother Teresa is venerated as a saint. (v)
3. She had repudiated the policies. (v)
4. The hallucinogen gas messed with his mind. (n)
5. He aspired to be the best. (v)

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1. He was described as stolid(adj) as he did not show any emotion.
2. We never thought we might aspire(v) to these heights.
3. The quality of her work was abysmal(adj).
4. She had hallucinogens(n) as she was seeing things.
5. The teacher was a pundit(n)with her kindness