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1. The storm was a wayward (adj) that no one knew about.
2. She was a mountebank (n) to the celebrity and pretended to be her.
3. After being yelled at, she became a quell (v) person for the rest of the night.
4. The hurricane was a pernicious (adj) storm that destroyed the city.
5. To write the essay, I had to be a cerebration (n) with my thinking and brainstorming.

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1. When Glen studied his family's genealogy, (n)  he learned his ancestors came from Germany.
2. We went wayward (adj) on our journey and arrived two hours late.
3. Since Scott was not a very good worker, nobody expected him to volunteer to travail (n) to help the team meet the deadline.
4. According to the author, the purpose of the novel is to exhilarate  (v) readers and leave them with happy thoughts.
5. He wore a glowing talisman (n) on a leather chain around his neck.

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1. There was a wayward (adj) breeze at the beach.
2. Anything less would condemn a man as a fool or a mountebank (n).
3. The troops quelled (v) the rebellion quickly.
4. He was saying some pernicious (adj)lies.
5. “Cola” and “shuttle” are generic (adj)terms.

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1.She is generic(adj) compared to her friends.
2.She used travail(n) to complete her assignment.
3.She exhilarates(v) each time she goes on a roller coaster.
4.Her study would soon bring her closer to becoming a genealogist(n).
5.My talisman(n) is a lucky penny I found in Boston.

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1. She could be wayward (adj), petulant and disagreeable.
2. She didn't allowed to be fooled by the mountebank (noun) who sold pills.
3. Troops were sent in to quell (verb) the disorder.
4. Business may be troublesome, but idleness is pernicious (adj).
5. Fine Arts is a generic (adj). term for subjects such as painting, music and sculpture.

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1. The mountebank(noun) was caught for trying to steal the women's identity.
2.The mom was trying to quell(verb) the new born baby.
3. The scientist had to test his new invention to make sure that it was not pernicious(adj).
4. I was always kept my talisman(noun) with me at competitions to keep me good luck.
5.The tepid(adj) blanket kept me warm throughout the snow storm.

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1.  She went to a genealogist to find out about her past (n)
2. Her wayward, difficult sister drove her crazy (adj)
3. She had a mountebank attitude and only cared about herself. (n)
4. Extra police were called to quell the disturbance. (v)
5. Logic is rules on syllogism (n)

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1. The police officers were called to quell the parties disturbance.
2. Social media has a pernicious affect on kids.
3 The lawyer had a syllogism to why he is guilty.
4. The actress demanded tepid water not cold.
5. My mom is my talisman.

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1.  The mountebank (N.) went to jail for identity theft.

2. The teacher tried to quell (V.) the class.

3. I don't like my water tepid (Adj.).

4. The man read the tabloid (N.).

5. I don't go anywhere without my talisman (N.).

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1. He bought many tabloids(n) at the stores.
2. The river had tepid(adj) water.
3. He love to learn about cerebration(n).
4. Logic is a rule or syllogism(n).
5. He study the generic (adj) classification of cells.

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1. The mountebank(noun) was caught for trying to steal the women's identity.
2.The mom was trying to quell(verb) the new born baby.
3. The scientist had to test his new invention to make sure that it was not pernicious(adj).
4. I was always kept my talisman(noun) with me at competitions to keep me good luck.
5.The tepid(adj) blanket kept me warm throughout the snow storm.

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1. We went wayward (adj) on our journey and arrived two hours late.
2. The mountebank (noun) made his living by tricking elderly widows out of their life savings.
3. Before Sarah gives a speech, she always drinks a shot of whiskey to quell (verb) her nerves.
4. The pernicious (adj) cycle of abuse within their family must be stopped.
5. The president has seen his popularity grow tepid (adj) ever since he mishandled the budget crisis.