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2. Journalists are paid t titillate the public.(v)
3. The newspaper traduced her family.(v)
4. We sat around in a torpid state.(adj)
5. The bk is summarized in the epilogue.(n)
6.I am torpid in the mrging.
7. She was a vluble as her husband was silent.
8. The man waved his innocence.
9. The kid was a callus by killing a lot f people.
10. The tractable students were well behaved.

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1. The incredible hulk ride at Universal Studios, gave me a titillate  (v) feeling.
2. When a child goes missing, I always get a tocsin (n) to be on the lookout for the missing child.
3. The torpid (adj) man never wanted to exercise.
4. Amy's footprints at the crime scene was a nexus (n) to the murder.
5. The snake was toxic (adj).
6. The tractable (adj) students were well-behaved.
7. Nickolas Cruz was a callous (adj) boy who took 17 lives.
8. The man avowed (v) his innocence.
9. The hazardous (adj) stunt was not to be tried at home.
10. Many people don't eat bacon because it has a sebaceous (adj) taste.

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1. The fumes from the chemical were toxic (Adj).
2.  She had to perpetrate (V) her revenge against her enemy.
3. The man who stole from the poor was a callous (adj) thief.
4. There was a nexus (N) between the two families.
5.  I was titillated when I saw the cake (v).
6. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n).
7. He was a small man with a thin sallow face.
8. Tractable (adj) dogs that have had some obedience training.
9. My twenty-year odyssey (n) in the army allowed me to visit eighteen countries.
10. I am torpid (adj) in the mornings.

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1.  Journalists are paid  to tilillate (v) the public.
2. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean.
3. He avowed (v) he voted republican every time.
4. The newspaper traduced (v) her family.
5. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n).
6. Her determination to remain chaste (adj) was strong.
7. We sat around in a torpid (adj) state.
8. Tractabile (adj) dogs that have had some obedience training.
9. His callous (adj) disregard for other peoples feelings.
10. She was as voluble (adj) as her husband was silent.

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1.) Over the summer I went on a month long odyssey all around the world.
2.) He had a strong titillated feeling as he looped around on the roller coaster.
3.)The criminal perpetrated many crimes.
4.) When the heard the tocsin sound they knew they had to evacuate the building.
5.) The torpid old man spent his final years alone in his house.
6.) The toxic waste killed everything withing a couple miles of the factory.
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1.  We went on an odyssey (N.).

2. I was very titillated (V.) to here the great news.

3. We have a nexus (N.) through Facebook.

4. The tocsin (N.) sounded.

5. The wheels on skateboard are torpid (Adj.).

6. Burning plastic is toxic (Adj.).

7. The students in my class are very tractable (Adj.).

8. It is hazardous (Adj.) to drink chemicals.

9. I read the epilogue of the play (N.).

10. Some of my friends can be very voluble (Adj.).

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1.  The man who stole from the poor was a callous (adj) thief.
2. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean.
3. My twenty-year-old odyssey in the army allowed me to visit 10 countries.
4. We work in hazardous(adj) conditions.
5. The health-care system is in transition (noun) on the moment.
6. He was a small man with a thin sallow face.
7. The chief cadre (noun) in charge should bear greater responsibility.
8. We can transmute (verb) power into electricity.
9. The newspapers say that the yen (noun) will go up soon.
10. Much of his writing has a whimsical (adj) quality.

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1. There was toxic waste in the ocean.
2. The newspaper traduced them.
3. The speaker said an epilogue.
4. The guy felt titillated.
5. The man went on an odyssey.
6. The kid is tractable.
7. There is a nexus between them.
8. He is very voluble.
9. The torpid basketball player did not play defense.
10. The agents traduced the family.

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1) I am going on an odyssey (n) this summer with my family.
2) The nexus (n) between the trees made a beautiful overhang.
3) The group needed to perpetrate (v) the office building in order to retrieve the lost papers.
4) The torpid (adj) roller coaster wasn´t that fun.
5) The toxic (adj) waste is not good for anyone to be near.
6) His avow (v) made his family gain his trust again.
7) A black shirt is known to be sebaceous (adj).
8) I don´t like to traduce (v) anyone but he has been very rude about things lately.
9) The authors epilogue (n) was the perfect way to close the book.
10) I was a chaste (adj) kid before I watched the rated r movie.

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1. Thee frog spits a toxic liquid from it's eyes.
2. I read Homer's Odyssey in English class.
3. Google is a nexus for finding out new information.
4. When I swallowed glass the doctor said it was hazardous to my health.
5. My sister tried her best to traduce my good name.
6. the nervous boy spoke with a voluble tone.
7.  I'm always on the search to find my own personal nirvana.
8. My lizard is nocturnal.
9. I'm often told that i am a whimsical character.
10. A good friend of mine was caught in a felonious act.

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1. Snakes have a toxic venom.
2. His odyssey was very long and fun.
3.

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1. Connor released a toxic (adj.) smell.
2.   Journalists are paid  to tilillate (v) the public.
3. He avowed (v) that he voted republican every time.
4. The newspaper traduced (v) her family.
5. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n).
6. He was a small man with a thin sallow face.
7. The chief cadre (noun) in charge should bear greater responsibility.
8. We can transmute (verb) power into electricity.
9. The newspapers say that the yen (noun) will go up soon.
10. Much of his writing has a whimsical (adj) quality.

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1. The man was about to go on an odyssey into the wilderness.
2. The cool breeze titillated the animal.
3. This crossing is the nexus of the two highways.
4. The man was torpid after the long run.
5. The fish was toxic.
6. The young boy was very tractable.
7. I am completely callous to the feeling now.
8. I can avow that he was there at 8:00.
9. All I want is to live in tranquility.
10. He is a nonentity to the situation

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1. The drive from here to Orlando seemed like an Odyssey (n.)
2. The torpid (adj.) boy in my PE class always had the slowest time on the mile.
3. The plant that we ate looked like blueberries; however, we would soon find out it was actually another toxic (adj.) plant.
4. Golden Retrievers are one of the most tractable (adj.) breed of dog.
5. The boys from the orphanage had a very  callous (adj.) facade.
6. The parents did not let their kids go to the field trip because they felt it was hazardous. (adj.)
8. The fiances avowed to help each other until death due them part.
9. The epilogue left the audience very confused.
10. The Tocsin woke me up abruptly.

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1. Facebook is the nexus of communication.
2. Colin ***** so much that it is toxic to his lungs.
3. Colin was perpetrated for consealing inappropriate chemicals.
4. The Odyssey is a cool story from homer simpson.
5. my torpid friend colin sleeps on the couch all day.
6. The nexus tablet is my favorite tablet.
7. The gas i inhaled was toxic
8. i love santi
9. i love him
10. okay

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1. The odyssey to China was well worth it.
2. The tocsin woke me up for practice this morning.
3. The boy titillated the girl while in class.
4. The nexus of the couple is really strong.
5.The kid was tractable when he took his medication.
6. The man raises tractable dogs that have had some obedience training.
7. His callous comments about the murder made me shiver.
8. He avowed that he had voted Republican in every election.
9. The sign indicated a hazardous area.
10. He avowed himself an opponent of all alliances.

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1. Tractable (adj) dogs that have had some obedience training.
2. The man who stole from the poor was a callous (adj) thief.
3. The newspaper traduced (v) her family.
4. There is a nexus between each leading group of social phenomena and other leading groups.
5. Kyle released a toxic (adj) smell.
6. The Tocsin woke me up abruptly.
7. The epilogue left the audience very confused.
8. He avowed himself an opponent of all alliances.
9.  The children was titillated(n) after hearing about a field trip
10. My 30 year odyssey (n.) in the army allowed me to visit 25 countries.

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1. My odyssey(n) took me to many different countries.
2. The children was titillated(n) after hearing about a field trip.
3. I had a nexus(n) with a classmate because we played sports together.
4. The tocsin(n) woke me up for school in the morning.
5. The river was toxic(adj) and killed the fish inside it.
6. The abandoned hospital gave us a callous(adj) feeling.

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1. My 20 year odyssey (n.) in the army allowed me to visit 18 countries.
2. Today, Facebook seems to be the nexus (n.) of communication.
3. My torpid (adj.) brother rests on the couch all day.
4. Venom is toxic (adj.) in certain snakes.
5. The dog was more tractable (adj.) when he wore the vibrating collar.
6. Romeo set out to avow (v.) his love for Juliet in front of a crowd of onlookers.
7. Certain pesticides should be banned since they are hazardous (adj.) to the environment.
8. Oily skin is normally due to the skin's sebaceous (adj.) glands.
9. The crooked politician paid a newspaper editor to traduce (v.) his rivals.
10. The novel's epilogue (n.) brought closure to the story.

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1. The Odyssey is a well-known story about Homer and the ancient Greeks.
2. A crime was perpetrated against the thief.
3.The tractable driving lesson was simple and taught me a lot.
4.The toxic chemicals were fatal if consumed.
5. They avow(verb) that love towards Him and the performances of the works which He loves, constitute His worship.
6. My torpid(adj) brother rests on the couch all day.
7.The fumes from that chemical are highly toxic(adj).
8.The dog was more tractable(adj) when he wore the vibrating collar.
9. The man who stole from the poor was a callous(adj) thief.
10. The sign said the roads were hazardous.

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1. People are often surprise that overexposure to bug spray can be
hazardous (adj) to their health.
2. The drive to Clearwater seemed like an Odyssey (n).
3. At the end of the play, the actor presented an epilogue (n).
4. After the man drinks, he becomes voluble (adj) and will not stop talking.
5. They sat around the torpid (adj) state.
6. The tractable (adj) dogs that have had some obedience training.

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1.  we went on a space odyssey n.
2. i was so titillate v after the ride that i rode again.
3. we encountered the nexus n under the program.
4. his actions were perpetrated v and was very clear.
5. the sound of the tocsin n woke me up.
6. i woke up very tired and torpid adj after being awoken
7. his misbehavior was very toxic adj.
8. the small class was very tractable adj.
9. the smoke was very hazardous adj to the body.

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1. I want to embark on a odyssey (n).
2. The chair titillated (v) my back.
3. We need to build a nexus (n) to from the motherboard to the CPU.
4. The murder was not perpetrate (adj).
5.  The fire alarm produces a tocsin (n).
6. Te old phone is very torpid (adj)
7. The toxic (adj) gas killed many men.
8. The controls are very tractable (adj).
9. The hazardous (adj) conditions could be lethal.
10. The CEO avowed (v) the corporation's fate.

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1. I read the odyssey[n] of Aristotle.
2. There is a nexus[n] with the entire class.
3. Pikachu used a toxic[adj] move.
4. He is a torpid[adj] person.
5. He titillated[v] fro pleasure.
6. She is a callous[adj] person.
7. This is a hazardous[adj] area.
8. He is a sebaceous[adj] person.
9. There is a tranquility[n] in the air.
10. Slender man traduce[v] his victims.

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1. My English class read the Odyssey(n.).
2. The book titillated(v.) her when she read it.
3. The nexus(n.) connected the buildings.
4. During the fire drill, the tocsin(n.) was loud.
5. Kylee is sick and very torpid(adj.).
6. The gas when released to air is toxic(adj.).
7. Our English class is not tractable(adj.).
8. The man avowed(v.) that he was going to Duke.
9. The chemicals in class were hazardous(adj.).
10. The girl who does nothing wrong is chaster(adj.).

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1. As soon as summer came, he embarked on the odyssey (n).
2. My mom tried to titillate (v) me by telling me she had a surprise for me.
3. The girl and her sister shared a (n) nexus among each other.
4. She claimed that the girl tried to (v) perpetrate her into falling.
5. My grandma bought herself a new tocsin (n).
6. I was in a torpid (adj.) mood all day Monday.
7. There were some toxic (adj.) fruits in the rain forest.
8. Her boss needed to make sure she was tractable (adj.) at all times.
9. The (adj.) hazardous play did not receive good ratings.
10. Sometimes it is difficult to stay away from (adj) sebaceous foods.

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1. My brother and I wanted to go on an odyssey (n).
2. The roller coaster often titillates (v) and swings around.
3. Do not perpetrate (v) your brother.
4. When the tocsin (n) rings, it is time to leave.
5. Do not wrote a torpid (adj) essay.
6. Do not touch the toxic (adj) snake.
7. Teachers dream of having a tractable (adj) class.
8. The US avowed (v)  war on Russia.
9. The hazardous (adj)  roller coaster broke down last weekend.
10. The police officer gave me a caveat (n) instead of a ticket.

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1.The fumes from the chemicals are highly toxic.(adj)
2.The men were planning to perpetrate a robbery. (v)
3. Trying to make the mathematics tractable(adj).
4. He avowed he voted republican every time. (v.)
5.She was as voluble as her husband was silent. (adj)
6. Tractable dogs that have had some obedience training. (adj.)
7.We sat around in a torpid state. (adj.)
8.Her determination to remain chaste was strong. (adj.)
9. The book us summarized in its epilogue. (n)
10. The man who stole from the poor was a callous thief. (adj.)

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1. The odyssey to Europe was worth it.
2. The tocsin woke me up for a run this morning.
3. My torpid brother rests on the couch all day.
4. The angry widower has vowed to perpetrate an act of vengeance against the man who killed his family.
5. The flumes from that chemical are highly toxic.
6. The cat was more tractable when he fell in water.
7. The man who stole from the poor was a callous thief.
8. Because the man would not avow himself as a follower of the King in front of the villagers, he was sentenced to death.
9. The boy titillated the girl while in class.
10. The nexus of the couple is really strong.

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1.  Journalists are paid  to tilillate (v) the public.
2. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean.
3. He avowed (v) he voted republican every time.
4. The newspaper traduced (v) her family.
5. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n).
6. Her determination to remain chaste (adj) was strong.
7. We sat around in a torpid (adj) state.
8. Tractabile (adj) dogs that have had some obedience training.
9. His callous (adj) disregard for other peoples feelings.
10. She was as voluble (adj) as her husband was silent.

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 901-920 Top 10 Sentences

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 901-920 Top 10 Sentences

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1. We had a very long odyssey ahead.
2. The roller coaster was titillate.
3. The school has a loud tocsin.
4. The tired player looks torpid.
5. The food is toxic.
6. The students are tractable.
7. The job was hazardous.
8. The action traduced him.
9. The ocean was so tranquil.
10. The little boy is chaste to bad words.

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1. People are often surprised that overexposure to mothballs can be hazardous (adj.) to their health.
2. The caveat (n.) of the contract includes a penalty fee if the loan is not repaid on time.
3. She was once a political nonentity (n.), but has since won a formidable reputation as a determined campaigner.
4. Racists often quote negative stereotypes in an effort to traduce (v.) minority groups.
5. At the end of the play, the actor presented an epilogue (v.) to summarize the tale.
6.  The man who stole from the poor was a callous (adj) thief.
7. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean.
8. My twenty-year-old odyssey in the army allowed me to visit 10 countries.
9. We work in hazardous(adj) conditions.
10. The health-care system is in transition (noun) on the moment.

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1. Rodents are nocturnal (adj.) animals.
2. She left the toxic (adj.) relationship after being hurt so many times.
3.

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1. I went to an odyssey
2.  I went as a journalist to titillate the public
3. I inhaled the toxic chemicals
4. I desired to get to the nexux point
5. I looked at the hazardous cliff
6. I looked at the torpid man
7. I avowed myself some alliances
8. I got asthma so I cant run far
9. I perpetrated my brothers room after I ransacked it
10. I groaned at the nonentity in the room

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 901-920 Top 10 Sentences:

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 901-920 Top 10 Sentences:

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1. The Odyssey is an epic of ancient Greece.
2. Shared ambition is the vital nexus between them.
3.  It is not easy to traduce his character.
4.  Gold and silver are tractable metals.
5. His feeding frenzy exhausted, he was torpid, unable to pay attention to the rat in her maze.
6. His report titillated the interest of the audience.
7. Don't drink the toxic drink.
9.The road is very hazardous.
10. The dormouse is a shy, nocturnal creature.

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1. Jill left the country and embarked on an emotional odyssey to rediscover herself.
2. There is a nexus between each leading group of social phenomena and other leading groups
3. In order to titillate consumer interest, the company is offering free shipping on all purchases.
4.  The dog was more tractable when he wore the vibrating collar.
5. After drinking the toxic substance, the man's face ballooned to three sizes its normal size before he died.
6. When June is torpid, she will snuggle under her bed covers and watch television until she falls asleep.
7. The attack was perpetrated by a street gang.
8. Because the judge was upset about Rita's callous disregard for others, he sentenced her to ten years for drunk driving.
9.  His demand for immediate emancipation fell like a tocsin upon the ears of slaveholders.
10.  Because the man would not avow himself as a follower of the king in front of the villagers, he was sentenced to death.

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1.The nocturnal(adj) lifestyle isn't for everyone.
2. The nonpartisan(adj) man wasn't involved in politics.
3. The transition(n)n period wasn't easy.
4.The odyssey(n) took  2 months.
5. He perpetrated(v) the cops on purpose.
6. The frog is toxic(adj) to touch.
7. The class was very tractable(adj)  for the teacher.
8. Hyde is callous(adj).
9. The cavect(n) kept us safe.
10. The epilogue(n) told the story well.

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1. During the trip, she went on a odyssey (N) by herself.
2. After meeting him, they had a string nexus (N) between one another.
3. She had to perpetrate (V) her revenge against her enemy.
4. The sound of my tocsin (N) wakes me up every morning.
5. After her sickness, she felt torpid (adj) for days.
6. You shouldn't inhale the fumes as it could be toxic (adj).
7. Teaching someone to drive isn't as tractable (adj) as you think.
8. The stunt is extremely hazardous (adj) so they shouldn't preform it.
9. The dinner was very sebaceous (adj) so we shouldn't eat it.
10. The yoga retreat was a place with tranquility (n) and peace.

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1. We read the Odyssey in english.(n)
2.The roller coaster Titillated her. v
3.It is important not to Perpetrate negative stereotypes. v
4.The Tocsin went off and was followed by panic.n
5.It is important to avoid toxic people. adj
6.Standing on the plane was Hazardous. adj
7.

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1.The toxic (n.) fumes hospitalized many.
2.

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1. My family has a special nexus(n).
2. He perpetrated(v) the crime perfectly.
3. He woke up to the tocsin (n).
4. He has a torpid (adj) work ethic.
5. Don't breathe in the toxic (adj) gas.
6. I avowed(v) the needy puppy.
7. He is a nonentity(adj) in the classroom.
8. I traduced(v) the annoying kid.
9. The epilogue(n) was very short.
10. She is a chaste (adj) person.

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1. The toxic fumes gave him cancer.
2. The hazardous conditions in the restaurant were my free pass to workers comp.
3. He avowed he would never cheat again.
4. The callous thief stole from people who had no money.
5. The ear-piercing tocsin  was a result of someone pulling the fire alarm.
6. I was paid to titillate the public.
7. We always read the epilogue when we read books in class.
8. I live a nocturnal lifestyle.
9. I traduced his name after he gave me a 0.
10. We went on a odyssey to the gas station at 3 in the morning.

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1) I got titillated when I got scared on Halloween.
2) If I was a Pokemon I'd want to be a toxic type.
3) Anthony is being torpid today.
4) Shane is hazardous and crazy boy.

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1. I read the Odyssey(n) last year.
2. The new Avenger's movie titillated(v) many people.
3. The tocsin(n) woke me up.
4. I am very torpid(adj) on the weekends.
5. The toxic(adj) gas killed the man.
6. The attentive student was very tractable(adj).
7. Hopefully WWIII is not avowed(v) soon.
8. The nuclear power plant was hazardous(adj).
9. Lucas is a master of tranquility(n).
10. Lucas traduced(v) me.

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1. I read the odyssey in 9th grade.
2. The tocsin woke me up
3. The fumes from that chemical are  toxic
4.

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1. When someone set there stove on fire the alarms tocsin was heard by neighbors.
2. The snakes toxic venom was deadly.
3. Jumping off the cliff was hazardous since it was a far drop.
4. Donald trump used blackmail to try to traduce Hilary's name.
5. Not a lot of kids in this school are chaste.
6. When I'm nervous I can be Voluble and anxious.
7. The girls who are dramatic are nonentity and not worth my time.
8. He avowed his love for Nicole.
9. The roller coaster titillated my excitement.
10. The sisters  were nexus by there parents.

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1. The politician paid a newspaper editor to traduce (v.) his rivals.
2.  Pulling the fire alarm at school will set off the tocsin (n.)
3. The fumes from that chemical are highly toxic (n.)
4. The man who stole was a callous (adj.) thief.
5.  Both candidates decided to avow (n.) their short comings in an effort to win public sympathy.
6. His report titillated (v.) the interest of the audience.
7. They enjoyed the tranquility (n.) of mother natures work around them.
8. Many see Parker as the obvious leader, whose voluble (adj.) style works well on TV.
9.The rebels urged the people to grab hold of nihilism (n.) and remove all government officials from office.
10. In a brief epilogue (n,) the apostle justifies himself for having thus addressed the Roman Christians.

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. 1. The callous dog took my things and ate them
2. The odyssey is a book I read years ago
3. The kid avowed to breaking the vase

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1. The pollution is toxic to the Earth. (adj)
2. They are going to make a movie out of the epilogue. (n)
3. He had quite sallow features. (adj)
4. We can transmute wind into electricity. (v)
5. The fantasy book is very whimsical. (adj)
6. The nocturnal life of the bat is just for him.  (adj)
7. Harry Potter went on an odyssey. (adj)
8. I was very titillated on Halloween last year. (adj)
9. The cadre of the police station is in charge of most things. (n)
10.

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1. These journalists are paid to titillate(v) the public.
2. The caveat (n.) of the contract includes a penalty fee if the loan is not repaid on time.
3. The fumes from that chemical are highly toxic (n).
4. We work in hazardous(adj) conditions.
5. Trying to make the mathematics tractable(adj).
6. The man who stole from the poor was a callous(adj) thief.
7. We can transmute (v) power into electricity.
8.I read the epilogue (n) of the play.
9. They avow(v) that love towards Him and the performances of the works which He loves, constitute His worship.
10. He avowed(v) that he cheated on her.

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1.  Journalists are paid  to tilillate (v) the public.
2. There was a dumping of a toxic (adj) waste in the ocean.
3. He avowed (v) he voted republican every time.
4. The newspaper traduced (v) her family.
5. The book is summarized in the epilogue (n).
6. He was a small man with a thin sallow face.
7. The chief cadre (noun) in charge should bear greater responsibility.
8. We can transmute (verb) power into electricity.
9. The newspapers say that the yen (noun) will go up soon.
10. Much of his writing has a whimsical (adj) quality.