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1. The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude v the bomb from the public.
2.  I prefer science to the humanities n.
3. He began to believe he had occult n/adj powers.
4.  Blackmailers were able to mulct v/n several thousand dollars from the crooked politician.
5. Her husband flayed v her constantly for her incessant shopping.
6. Good smells emanated v from the kitchen.
7. Although the strain of his unemployment was stressful, she didn't have to emasculate v him.
8. He was arrested for selling illicit adj copies of the software.
9. Kyle decided to shave off his hair in deference n to his Grandmother.
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1. The car accident occluded the traffic in the morning on the way to school. 
2.The company was mulcted 500k for illegal dumping.
3. Teachers provide rubrics for all assignments. 
4. Even an elite, advanced society as the Roman's had difficulties.
5. The boy sold illicit drugs during school.
6. I had to flay the seaweed off of me when I got out.
7. My mom emanated the paralegals of their work.
8. Deadpool was emasculated of his powers.
9. The slave will be punished if his celerity is not fast enough for his master. 
10. If the athlete does not have great stamina, he will not be able to complete the triathlon. 
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1. No occidental (adj) instrument had ever such a golden, conquering tone.
2. In finely divided form it has the ability to absorb or occlude (v) gases, especially oxygen and hydrogen.
3. One engineering school is even promoting a fascinating course on the relationship between the occult (n) and technology.
4. Only eight percent of American college students now major in the humanities (n).
5. He said vituperative (adj) remarks towards me.
6. The entire business is

6.) His grade was emasculated (v) because his presentation sucked.
7.) She won the race by a landslide since her stamina (n) was out of this world.
8.) Her bright smile emanated (v) onto other peoples faces.
9.) The lucrative (adj) profit for a pilot us about $300,000 annually.
10.) Schools have an illicit (adj) policy of no cellphones.

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1. No occidental (adj) instrument had ever such a golden, conquering tone.
2. In finely divided form it has the ability to absorb or occlude (v) gases, especially oxygen and hydrogen.
3. One engineering school is even promoting a fascinating course on the relationship between the occult (n) and technology.
4. Only eight percent of American college students now major in the humanities (n).
5. He said vituperative (adj) remarks towards me.
6. The entire business is carried on to catch and mulct (adj) tourists.
7. It was all done with the celerity (n) and ease with which things are accomplished in dreams.
8. Only the elite (n) were there.

9. To them matter is as insoluble as the transforming forces which emanate (v) from it.
10. But executives have a lot to do with the larger agenda to emasculate (v) and colonize.

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1.) The native Americans were stripped from their occidental (adj) homes.
2,) He flayed (v) his scab off of his knee.
3.) The rubric (n) stated the final grade is out of 100 points.
4.) Humanity (n) would not be safe if an alien invasion occurred.
5.) She was such an elite (adj) player, she received 20 D1 offers.
6.) His grade was emasculated (v) because his presentation sucked.
7.) She won the race by a landslide since her stamina (n) was out of this world.
8.) Her bright smile emanated (v) onto other peoples faces.
9.) The lucrative (adj) profit for a pilot us about $300,000 annually.
10.) Schools have an illicit (adj) policy of no cellphones.

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1. Shawns attitude is vituperative.

2. A secret occult became violent in the village.

3. Ramon wears thick makeup which ocludes his poors

4. I was invited to play on the south florida Elite allstar rugby team.

5. i must work on stamina in order to play the full 90 minutes.

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1. AJ has a vituperative attitude.
2. The humane woman was kind and sincere.
3. He flayed the fish.

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1.The state of California is on the Occidental (Adj) side of the country.
2. The crash caused the road to be occluded (V)
3. The mystery book had an occult.
4 The vituperative drill sergeant hurt my feelings.
5. The celerity of the cheetah is very quick.
6. If the athlete does not have great stamina, he will not be able to complete the triathlon

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1. The dead rat occluded the traffic.
2. The teacher made a recondite of the the great gatsby.
3. He completed the race with the most celerity.
4. Number 27 was the elite player on the yankees.
5. He was emasculated by the insults.
6. The trail was built illicitly.
7. The kind woman was very humane.

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1) Thick makeup can occlude the pores.
2) A secret society to study alchemy and the occult.
3) He praised them for their standards of humanity, care, and dignity.
4) She made vituperative remarks.
5) No government dared purposed to mulct the taxpayers.
6) She flayed the white skin from the flesh.
7) Only the elite were at the fancy event.
8) Warmth emanated from the fireplace.
9) He feels emasculated because he cannot control his sons' behavior.
10) He addressed her with the deference due to age.

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1. A blood clot has occluded(v) the coronary artery.
2. The football player had great celerity(n)
3. Jason's criticism soon turned into a vituperative(adj) attack.
4.He flayed(v) the fish so he could cook it.
5. We followed the rubric(n) for the school project.
6. The army emanated(v) a powerful force against the threat.
7. Tom made a lucrative(adj) career as a doctor.
8. I was unable to maneuver(n) the tow truck in the two way street.
9. As a child, the b was emasculated (V.).
10. The boy talked in an illicit  (Adj.) way.

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1. Occidental - What the government did Asian challenge to occidental dominance
2. flay - the body was flayed to show the musculature
3. Elite - She was working to make the elite team
4. stamina- she has a lot of stamina ?

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1. The occidental beaches always have a cool pacific breeze.
2. The family had an occult closet in the house.
3. The college student was learning humanities.
4. The husband was vituperative.
5. The thief mulct the man of his wallet.
6. The food was ready with celerity.
7. The man flayed the fish.
8. The soccer player was considered elite.

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1.California is occidental (Adj.).
2.The street to get home was occluded (V.).
3.In college I want to be taught humanities (N.).
4.Vituperative (Adj.) people should have consequences.
5.The celerity (N.) of the race car was wild.
6.The skin was flayed (N.) off the fish.
7.I would like to be in the most elite position (Adj.).
8.The document emanated (V.) from the government.
9.As a child, the boy was emasculated (V.)
10.The boy talked in an illicit  (Adj.) way.

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1. The car accident occluded the traffic in the morning on the way to school.
2.The company was mulcted 500k for illegal dumping.
3. Teachers provide rubrics for all assignments.
4. Even an elite, advanced society as the Roman's had difficulties.
5. The boy sold illicit drugs during school.
6. I had to flay the seaweed off of me when I got out.
7. My mom emanated the paralegals of their work.
8. Deadpool was emasculated of his powers.
9. The slave will be punished if his celerity is not fast enough for his master.
10. If the athlete does not have great stamina, he will not be able to complete the triathlon.

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1. The occidental child was from California, his name is Leonard.
2. Lenny occluded the hippopotamus so it could not get away.
3. The mystery book had an occult.
4 The vituperative drill sergeant hurt Lenny's feelings.
5. The celerity of the cheetah is quick enough to catch Lenny before he jumps the fence.
6. If the athlete does not have great stamina, he will not be able to complete the triathlon. That's why Lenny gave up after 500m.
7. The snake flayed after 10 years.
8.  Some people, like Lenny think that just having an elite status will take you far in life.
9. Lenny decided to shave off his hair in deference to his idiol.
10. It's not humane to treat animals that way, Lenny!

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1. Since I do not have a law degree, I find it hard to understand the recondite terms of the contract.
2. Visitors from Thailand state the occidental food at the restaurant tasted unusual since there were not familiar with this.
3. The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude the bomb from the public.
4. The occult show about a group of teenage withches living together is one f the highest rated shows on tv.
5. We cannot be friends if you continue to attack me with vituperative words.
6. The unethical reported managed to mulct $500,000 from the corrupt police department.
8. Although the cult leader knew he was being a dishonest member with his group he hoped they would believe his sophistry.
10. After the deposition of the president the vice president was asked to lead the country.

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1. He made n occidental(adj) trip to California.
2.The barriers occluded(adj) the road.
3.He moved with celerity(n) on the feild.
4.He flayed(v) the fish so he could cook it.
5.He is an elite (adj) member of congress,
6.The DMV emanated (v) my drivers liscence.
7.He made an illicit(adj) decision and ended up in jail for the night.
8.I read the rubric(n) before I started the essay.
9. Jeff embezzled (v) the money from the corporation.
10.I maneuvered (v)the track the fastest and won.

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1. The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude (v.) the bomb from the public.
2. Although the pretend psychic has no occult (adj.) powers, she leads people to believe she does.
3. I've always been more interested in the humanities (n.) than the sciences.
4. We cannot be friends if you continue to attack me with vituperative (adj.) words.
5. Blackmailers were able to mulct (v.) several thousand dollars from the crooked politician.
6. The slave will be punished if his celerity (n.) is not fast enough for his master.
7. Her husband flayed (v.) her constantly for her incessant shopping.
8. Even an elite (adj.), advanced society as Romans had technical difficulties.
9. The bright light on the porch seems to emanate (v.) throughout the front yard.
10. He was worried his pink pants would emasculate (v.) him a bit, but he wore them anyway.

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1. California is on the occidental coast of America.
2. The sick patient was occluded in a room
3. There was an occult message written on the paper.
4. A college class teaches humantities.
5. The abusive father berades his kids with vituperative words.
6. The magician mulcted his audience.
7. The band aid flayed his skin when he took it off.
8. Pro athletes are considered elite.
9. I signed up for the SAT with celerity before time ran out.
10. I emanated the issue of pollution.

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1. The occluded entry was damaged.
2. He was emasculated by all of the insults.
3. He flayed the ignorant people.
4. The celerity of his work was impressive.
5. The trail was built illicitly by the workers.
6. The people were very humane to the stray animals
7. My mom emanated then paralegals of their work.
8. He was the elite player on the team.
10 The very rude man was vituperative and was yelling.
10.

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1. Rebecca wears a lot of thick makeup, which began to occlude (v) her pores.
2. Warmth emanated (v) from the fireplace.
3. He feels emasculated (v) because he cannot control his sons' behavior.
4. Regulations ensuring the humane (adj)  treatment of animals
5. Appalling crimes against humanities (n).
6. The book is full with recondite (adj) information.
7. One shoulder had been flayed (v) to reveal his muscles.
8. The elite (adj)  of China's armed forces.
9. Critcism soon turned vituperative (adj) attack.
10. The vvenetian blinds obviated the need for curtains.

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1. I use blinds to occlude my windows.

2. It is said that on Halloween night all the occult creatures walk the Earth.

3. The dictator lacked humanity.

4. The student was given detention for using vituperative language in class.

5. An elite group of surgeons will perform the surgery.

6. Happiness seemed to emanate from the brides face on her wedding day.

7. In prison, inmates are prohibited from having illicit items.

8. If you treat others with deference, then people will respect you back.

9. The conman planned to embezzle the funds.
10. The business was quite lucrative & successful last year.

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1. AP classes are considered humanities.
2. The SWAT team occluded the mysterious package away from the airport terminal.
3. The elite student got a full ride to Harvard.
4. The tourist was mlucted by the native market.

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1.The state of California is on the Occidental (Adj) side of the country.
2. The crash caused the road to be occluded (V).
3. The Krabby Patty secret formula was occult from the Chum Bucket.
4. The teacher was very vituperative (Adj) to the student.
5. The celerity (N.) of the race car was wild.
6. The skin was flayed (N.) off the fish.
7. I would like to be in the most elite position (Adj.).
8. The document emanated (V.) from the government.
9. As a child, the boy was emasculated (V.).
10. The boy talked in an illicit  (Adj.) way.

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1. Arizona is occidental.
2. Quizlet is occluded from the students.
3. The magician mastered the art of occult.
4. He studied humanities to get his PhD.
5. The man was vituperative.
6. The boy was mulcted in class.
7. The cop arrested the man selling illicit drugs.
8. He was elite at sports.
9. He emanated the leader's commands.
10. I maneuvered my body to get to class on time.

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1. The occidental region is far from us.
2. The child had an occult spot for all of his Halloween candy.

3. They decided to see a therapist after getting into vituperative  fights.
4. I've always been more interested in the humanities than the sciences.
5. Usain bolt has a very high celerity.
6. He was the elite player in the league.
7.  The snake flayed  after 10 years.
8. The truck was unable to maneuver in the small streets.
9. A secret society can be full of occult magic.
10. The criticism soon turned into a vituperative attack.

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1. The cowboy is very occidental.
2. The road was occluded so we couldn't get to the restaurant.
3. the magicians had a lot of occults.
4. the college was high in humanities.
5. His father is very vituperative to his son.
6. The noun was mulct by the student.
7. The

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1. The cowboys are occidental.
2. The road was Occluded
3. Ramon and i have some vituperative fights.
4. Ramon is an elite football player.
5. He mulcted him of the money
6. Max is a very humane person.
7. Ramon has alucrative business.
8. I followed the rubric for the project.
9. Ramon maneuvered through traffic.
10. Ramon embezzled the car from the garage.

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1. The occluded entry was damaged,
2. The occidental housing prices are costly.
3. He occulted his cash earnings.
4. The vituperative argument was full of profanities.
5. Loki is a master of mulct.
6. The celerity of his work was impressive.
7. He flayed the ignorant people.
8. He was elite in what he does.
9. He emanated the demands of the king.
10. He emasculated the athlete by depriving him of sleep.

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1.  The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude the bomb from the bridge.
2. If the athlete does not have great stamina, he will not be able to complete the triathlon.
3.  The slave will be punished if his celerity is not fast enough for his master.
4.

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1. Large mountains, deserts, and cold ocean waters are occidental features.
2. The entrance is occluded before 7:00 A.M. .
3. The high school students are studying the humanities.
4. The vituperative man said hurtful words.
5. He completed the race with the most celerity.
6. He was the elite player on the team.
7. He was emasculated by the insults.
8. The trail was built illicitly.
9. The kind woman was very humane.
10. The guard embezzled the jewel.

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1. The occidental (adj.) states in the US are Washington and California.
2. The highway was occluded (v.) because of the accident.
3. We found out our weird neighbor was part of some occult (n.)
4. My friend knew her parents were going to get divorced from their Vituperative (adj.) fights.
5. The kids always mulcted (v.) the boy with glasses.
6. The young boy was amazing at track due to his celerity (n.)
7. The boy sold illicit drugs during school.
8. I had to flay the seaweed off of me when I got out.
9. My mom emanated the paralegals of their work.
10. Dead pool was emasculated of his powers.

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1.  California is occidental (Adj.).

2. The street to get home was occluded (V.).

3. In college I want to be taught humanities (N.).

4. Vituperative (Adj.) people should have consequences.

5. The celerity (N.) of the race car was wild.

6. The skin was flayed (N.) off the fish.

7. I would like to be in the most elite position (Adj.).

8. The document emanated (V.) from the government.

9. As a child, the boy was emasculated (V.).

10. The boy talked in an illicit  (Adj.) way.

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1. California is something that is occidental. (adj.)
2.  The cave the crazy person lived in was occult. adj
3. The humanities were difficult to comprehend.
4. The man was vituperative (adj) to his daughter.
5.  The magician mulcted (v.) the little boy
6.  I didn't work with celerity ( adj.)
7.  The snake flayed ( adj.) after 10 years.
8.  Some people think that just having an elite (adj.) status will take you far in life.
9.

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1. The main road was occluded V and we had to take a detour.
2. The child had an occult Adj spot for all of his Halloween candy.

3. They decided to see a therapist after getting into vituperative Adj fights.
4. He had to get to the hospital with celerity N when his wife went into labor.
5. Certain athletes are chosen to play in an elite Adj league.
6. He emasculated V his opponent through gaming.
7. He brought illicit Adj items on his carry on and TSA confiscated them.
8. The humane Adj class organized a beach clean up.
9. The thieves embezzled V jewels from the safety deposit boxes.
10. The family started a lucrative Adj law firm.

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1. The roads were occluded (v) for the huge concert.
2. A magician always makes his magic occult (n/adj) so no one can find out how he did it.
3. The rude man was vituperative (adj) when yelling.
4. She is so gullible, its so easy to mulct (v/n) her with pranks.
5. She was so late, the driver was driving the car with celerity (n).
6. Th rude comebacks were flay (v) to her.
7. Everyone hopes to be the elite (adj) person within their class.
8. The kids were still acting illicit (adj) as grown adults.
9. The people were humane (adj) when helping her clean up her mess.
10. Her new job gave her lots of lucrative (adj).

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1. The occidental child was from California.
2. The hunters occluded the hippopotamus so it could not get away.
3. The mystery book had an occult.
4 The vituperative drill sergeant hurt my feelings.
5. The celerity of the cheetah is very quick.
6.

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1. The Occident at that precise moment is nothing but a mirror.

2. Late opening of an occluded coronary artery may also have some beneficial effect.
3. . He's interested in witchcraft and the occult.
4.  I've always been more interested in the humanities than the sciences.
5. He is often the victim of vituperative remarks concerning his wealth.
6.  He was mulcted $50 for violating traffic regulations.

7. Celerity is the soul of warfare
8.  He was so angry he nearly flayed his horse alive.
9.  Education was once the prerogative of the elite.
10. These chemicals can emanate certain poisonous gases.

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1.  The state of California is on the occidental(adj) side of the country.
2.The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude(verb) the bomb from the public.
3.He began to believe he had occult(adj) powers.
4.  I've always been more interested in the humanities(noun) than the sciences.
5. We cannot be friends if you continue to attack me with vituperative(adj) words.

6.  Blackmailers were able to mulct(verb) several thousand dollars from the crooked politician.

7.The slave will be punished if his celerity(noun) is not fast enough for his master.
8. When someone flays(verb) an animal or person, they remove their skin.
9. Even an elite(adj), advanced society as Romas's had technical difficulties.
10. Good smells emanated(verb from the kitchen.

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1. Rebecca wears a lot of thick makeup, which began to occlude (v) her pores.
2. Warmth emanated (v) from the fireplace.
3. He feels emasculated (v) because he cannot control his sons' behavior.
4. Regulations ensuring the humane (adj)  treatment of animals
5. Appalling crimes against humanities (n).
6. The book is full with recondite (adj) information.
7. One shoulder had been flayed (v) to reveal his muscles.
8. The elite (adj)  of China's armed forces.
9. Critcism soon turned vituperative (adj) attack.
10. The vvenetian blinds obviated the need for curtains.

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1. Since I do not have a law degree, I find it hard to understand the recondite terms of the contract.
2. Visitors from Thailand state the occidental food at the restaurant tasted unusual since there were not familiar with this.
3. The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude the bomb from the public.
4. The occult show about a group of teenage withches living together is one f the highest rated shows on tv.
5. We cannot be friends if you continue to attack me with vituperative words.
6. The unethical reported managed to mulct $500,000 from the corrupt police department.
8. Although the cult leader knew he was being a dishonest member with his group he hoped they would believe his sophistry.
10. After the deposition of the president the vice president was asked to lead the country.

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1. The accident occluded the traffic.
2. The mans body was flayed during the autopsy.
3.The company was mulcted 500k for illegal dumping.
4. Teachers provide rubrics for all assignments.
5. Even an elite, advanced society as the Roman's had technical difficulties.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

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1. Thick makeup can occluded(v) the pores.
2. One shoulders had been flayed(v) to reveal the muscle.
3. She embezzle(v) millions of dollars from the bank.
4. The officer lead forces to the beleaguer(v)city.
5. They follow the rubric(n) for the school project
6. He emanate(v) a powerful force against the threat.
7. She made a lucrative(adj) career as a doctor.
8. The truck was unable to maneuver(n) in the small streets.
9. A secret society can be full of occult (adj) magic.
10. The criticism soon turned into a vituperative attack.

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1.She was occluded(v) from joining the club.
2.The occult(adj) sign held the answer.
3.Her vituperative(adj) comments left the woman feeling depressed.
4.She doesn't want to mulct(v) any chance of her friend winning.
5.His celerity(n) proved he was fit for the team.
6.He flayed(v) her by spitting in front of her.
7.I was the elite(adj) player and team captain.
8.The dog would act humanely(adj) around his owner.
9.The housekeeper embezzled(v) thousands of dollars worth of jewelry.
10.Her new car was difficult to maneuver at first.(v)

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1. They mulcted (verb) Mr. White of 300 dollars.
2. Celebrity (noun) is the soul of warfare.
3.He flayed (verb) himself for his lack of tact.
4. Only the educational elite (noun) go to Oxford or Cambridge.
5. These chemicals emanate (verb) certain poisons gases.
6. She slipped outside for an illicit (adj) cigarette.
7. He treats her with such deference (noun).
8. Humane (adj) people are considerate of animals.
9. He decided to turn his hobby into a lucrative (adj) sideline.
10. Follow the rubric (noun) carefully.

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1. The occidental coast included California, Oregon, and Washington.
2. The Police Occluded the block because there was a gas leak.
3. The Occult pathway lead to the treasure.
4. The Vituperative souldier caused the lady to cry.
5. The cheetah had great Celerity.
6. Girls would flay the chicken before cooking.
7. The elite soldier and 900 plus kills.
8. They Emasculated the man when they took away his weapons.
9. The Illicit drugs where in the roof of the car.
10.The cop Beleagured the rights of the innocent man.

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1. He made n occidental(adj) trip to California.
2.The barriers occluded(adj) the road.
3.He moved with celerity(n) on the feild.
4.He flayed(v) the fish so he could cook it.
5.He is an elite (adj) member of congress,
6.The DMV emanated (v) my drivers liscence.
7.He made an illicit(adj) decision and ended up in jail for the night.
8.I read the rubric(n) before I started the essay.
9. Jeff embezzled (v) the money from the corporation.
10.I maneuvered (v)the track the fastest and won.

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1. The police officers have blocked off the road to occlude v the bomb from the public.
2.  I prefer science to the humanities n.
3. He began to believe he had occult n/adj powers.
4.  Blackmailers were able to mulct v/n several thousand dollars from the crooked politician.
5. Her husband flayed v her constantly for her incessant shopping.
6. Good smells emanated v from the kitchen.
7. Although the strain of his unemployment was stressful, she didn't have to emasculate v him.
8. He was arrested for selling illicit adj copies of the software.
9. Kyle decided to shave off his hair in deference n to his Grandmother.
10. It's not humane adj to treat animals that way.