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The newspapers were unanimous in their censure of the tax proposal.

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1.The mans pathos were known to ruin the mood.
2.The confident pitcher often vaunted about his performance.
3.The dark basement was very gaunt.
4.The Chapel is a place of hermitage.
5.23andMe is a dossier of your family's DNA.
6.God has omnipotent power.
7.His dishonest behavior came under severe censure.
8.The shot will make you immune to the flu.
9.He and the troops retreated across Russia to a winter redoubt.
10.We will pay homage to all of the victims affected by the shooting.

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1. She vaunted about her new car. (V,N)
2. She leaned over the parapet so she could see the show. (n)
3. The mom showed censure to her daughter. (n,v)
4. They worshiped the omnipotent empire. (adj)
5.  She slept in a comfortable bed.
6. I am the highest part of the hierarchy. (n)
7. Sh was very gaunt looking. (adj)
8. The FBI have a dossier on her. (n)
9. He promise to look after his mom when she was dotage. (n)
10. He had an overt act of aggression. (adj)

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1. At western they offer a horticulture (n.) class where the students are always outside.
2. The confident dancer often vaunted (v.) about her performance.
3. The kids slid down the parapet (n.) of the stairs.
4.The suspect was very passive(adj.) when he was arrested because he did not resist.
5. The principal censured (v.) what the children did during school hours.

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1. The man was known to vaunt (v) his achievements.
2. The abandoned hospital was very gaunt(adj).
3. The mans pathos (n) were known to ruin the mood.
4. The FBI has a dossier (n) on every one.
5. When on 🤬 the man felt
omnipotent (adj).
6.  The man is almost at the age of dotage (n).
7.  The man loved the study of horticulture (n).
8.  The CEO was censured (v) for his absurd comments.

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1. A lady, ignorant of horticulture(n), plants some flowers on her husband's grave.
2. He vaunted (v) about his achievements.
3. He and the troops then retreated across New Jersey to a winter redoubt. (n)
4. He swung himself on—near—near—nearer—a yard from the parapet (n).
5. He had a passive (adj) role in the play.
6. The newspapers were unanimous in their censure (adj) of the tax proposal.
7. Even if he is, though, the pope may be infallible, but he is not omnipotent (adj).
8. This movie and the novel are a beautiful blend of pathos (n) and comedy.
9. And let us be sure, also, that the Picasso goes back to the hermitage  (n) Museum.
10. A strong sense of hierarchy (n) took root as the schools expanded.

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1. We have a dossier(n) on him.
2. The tower was a gaunt(adj) ruin.
3. The library was the boy's hermitage(n).
4. Actors have pathos(n) roles in sad movies.
5. God has omnipotent(adj) power.
6. Judges are censure(v) as wise conductors.
7. He leaned over the parapet(n) on the building.
8. He vaunted(v) about her gold medal.
9. She loved horticulture(n)because of the plants.
10. They paid homage(n) to the veterans.

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1. The two barricades united formed a veritable redoubt (noun).
2. A blackbird flew down and perched on the parapet  (noun) outside the window.
3. He has a passive (adj) expression on his face.
4. His dishonest behavior came under severe censure (noun)
5. Her face was gaunt (adj) and grey.
6. We have a hefty dossier (noun) on his exploits in the war.
7. Even in his dotage (noun), the Professor still sits on the committee.
8. She has been for many years a doughty (adj) campaigner for women's rights.
9. He is singing an octave (noun) lower than the rest of us.
10. Homage (noun) was paid to the great sage's buried in the city.

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1.  The magician was very good at legerdemain (n ).
2. Marian lead over the parapet (n).
3. The women were portrayed has passive ( adj) victims.
4. If bob recieves another censure (noun) from his boss, he will more than likely lose his job.
5. My teenage daughter likes to believe she is omnipotent (adj) in our household.
6. The pathos(noun) of the movie caused me to leave the theater with tears in my eyes.
7. After being held in a dark basement for three months the prisoner was gaunt (adj) and weak.
8. The dictator holds and omnipotent (adj) position in the country.
9. The anorexic child was described as very gaunt (adj) and skinny.
10. We will pay a homage (noun) to all the victims of the recent school shooting.

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1. After he won MVP he vaunted (v.) to his opponent.
2. They built a parapet (n.)on the edge of the road.
3. One of his qualities is that he is a very passive  (adj.) person.
4. After he got in trouble his father censured (v.) his actions
5. The dictator was omnipotent (adj.).
6. The man hid away in his hermitage. (n.)
7. The website is a dossier. (n.)
8. Some people are so hypocritical (adj.)because they say one thing and do the opposite.
9.) Some authors use sobriquets.(n.)
10.  We have all payed homage (n.) to our lost loved ones.

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1. The bad words in the movie were censured (N./V.) .

2.  The redoubt (N.) wall was not protecting us.

3.  Having a low parapet (N.) on stairs is dangerous.

4.  They censured (N.) the bad words in the movie.

5. I had a feeling of pathos (N.) .

6. My house is my hermitage (N.) .

7. In the U.S. the President is at the the top of the hierarchy (N.).

8. I have became more gaunt (Adj.).

9. Once we added 1 more person to our group we became an octave (N.).

10. Some say they are immune (N.) to getting sick.

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1. The man studied  horticulture (n) in college.
2. I vaunted (n) about my good grade in APUSH.
3. The castle had a redoubt (n) to protect the interior.
4. The bunny was very passive (adj) and let us pet her.
5. My parents showed censure (n) when I told them I did not want to attend college.
6. The omnipotent (adj) tyrant ruled all the land.
7. I feel pathos (n) for the boy who lost his gameboy.
8. The President is the highest hierarchy (n) is the US government.
9. The Vietnam memorial was a homage (n) for the Vietnam War.
10.  The man was hypocritical (adj) because he said he wouldn't go to the show but went anyways.

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1. Bob enrolled in a class that teaches horticulture (noun) so that he can cultivate his gardens.
2. Jeff likes to vaunt(verb) his good looks when he goes out on a date.
3. The passive (adj) man never placed a hand on his abusive wife.
4. If bob recieves another censure (noun) from his boss, he will more than likely lose his job.
5. My teenage daughter likes to believe she is omnipotent (adj) in our household.
6. The pathos(noun) of the movie caused me to leave the theater with tears in my eyes.
7. After being held in a dark basement for three months the prisoner was gaunt (adj) and weak.
8. AS my grandmother got into her dotage, (noun) she started to forget small things like her dogs name and her address.
9. The soldiers displayed homage (noun) to their fallen Conrad by saluting the coffin.
10. Taking tax deductions while judging others for using the systems is extremely hypocritical.

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1. The treatment in horticulture of the peach and nectarine is the same in every respect.(n)
2. The Raiders vaunted offensive line won the match up against the other team.(n)
3. Do not lean over the parapet because you might fall.(n)
4. This brought them under the official censure, and was forbidden.
5.  Police culture is omnipotent is structuring such views of critical research.

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1.Horticulture (n) is a great course to take in college.
2.The parapel(n) was easy to jump over.
3.She is very passive(adj) about what happened to her sister.
4.Some countries have omnipotent(n)dictators.
5.He would show his pathos(n) to his friend in church
6.Her hierarchy(n) made us look like we were nobody.
7.Her gaunt(adj) body suffered from not eating for days.
8.Her dotage(n) to the situation gave her depression.
9.The doughty(adj) firefighter saved the kitten.
10.He was hiding in an overt(adj) spot in the house.

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1. Your gardener knows very little about horticulture (n).
2. The crowed got very vaunt (n) and hyped after he scored the touchdown.
3.  The magician was very good at legerdemain (n ).
4. Marian lead over the parapet (n).
5. The women were portrayed has passive ( adj) victims.
6. The actor uses humor and pathos ( n) into his role.
7. The men were moved up into a higher hierachy (n).
8. My mom asked to live with me when she becomes dotage (n).
9. His name is Robert, but his sobriquet ( n) is Bobby.
10. The man was doughty ( adj) and stood up to the bully.

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1. Doug vaunted after scoring the first goal.
2. The solders hid behind the redoubt for cover.
3. His omnipotent power blew all of his enemies away.
4. The government decided to censure the commercial because it was to graphic.
5. Dave's legerdemain with the cards made him able to create great allusions.
6. The cadet made his way up the hierarchy and now he is a general.
7. The homeless dog was gaunt due to not being fed.
8.St. Thomas made a homage to the 17 victims.
9. I am hypocritical during school and keep a smile.
10. The Octave created one of the most beautiful sound I have ever heard.

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1. The farmer was well educated in horticulture.
2. The athlete was told not to vaunt because it shows bad sportsmanship.
3. The roman soldiers set up a redoubt for cover in the war.
4. The magician is a master of legerdemain.
5. The passive bear was not trying to start trouble.
6. The monk went to the hermitage to meditate.
7. The overt child was quickly found in hide n seek.
8. Ancestry.com is a dossier of your family .
9. The gaunt child was starving.
10. The doughty knight never backed down.

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1. The crowd was vaunt(v) after the amazing play.
2. The girl studied horticulture (n)to pursue her career.
3. God is omnipotent(adj) and all-knowing.
4. The hypocritical (adj) girl said one thing but really meant the other.
5. The legerdemain (n) had us in awe.
6. The girl censured(v) her grades.
7. The sobriquet(n) is an antique.
8. The doughty(adj) girl stood up for herself.
9. The redoubt(n) protected the men from getting hit.
10.

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1. The scientist studied horticulture(n).
2. The prideful man vaunted(v) about his car.
3. The grenade flew in over the redoubt(n).
4. The magician performed a legerdemain(n).
5. I had to step over the parapet(n) to enter the yard.
6. He was doing passive(adj) stretches in physical therapy.
7. My mother censured(v) our plans fro the weekend.
8. God is omnipotent(adj).
9. The picture seemed to be a pathos(n) for him, bringing back bad memories.
10. I sat in my hermitage(n) and prayed.

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1. Some monkeys have a very complex social hierarchy (noun)
2. Her face was gaunt (adj) and grey.
3. We have a hefty dossier (noun) on his exploits in the war.
4. Even in his dotage (noun), the Professor still sits on the committee.
5. She has been for many years a doughty (adj) campaigner for women's rights.
6. This sobriquet (noun) is a product of the sixteenth century.
7. Although there is no overt (adj) hostility, black and white students do not mix much
8. He's singing an octave (noun) lower than the rest of us.
9. Homage (noun) was paid to the great sage's buried in the city.
10. Of course I was wrong; it would be hypocritical (adj) to pretend otherwise.

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1.The farmer was a master of horticulture (noun)
2.The winning team vaunted(v) the trophy.
3. The lizard hid in the  parapet(noun)
4. He was passive(adj) so often got bullied
5.He censured(v) his sons math grade
6.God is omnipotent(adj)
7.There was a pathos(n) event in parkland yesterday
8.The sensei went in his hermitage(noun) to meditate.
9.The old man walked with a gaunt(adj)
10. They paid homage(adj) to the victims of the tragedy.

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1. He vaunted (V) the fact that he was an All-American.
2. The soldier hid behind the redoubt. (N)
3. Magicians are known because for their legerdemain (N).
4. The baby didn't see the parapet (N) and ran right into it.
5. School administrators censured (V) the no uniform idea.
6.The omnipotent (adj) king fired all his servants.
7. Libraries are known for being quiet hermitages. (N)
8. There was a dossier (N) made about United States' presidents.
9. The doughty (Adj) knight saved the townspeople.
10. Villains usually travel under sobriquets. (N)

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1. The fruit enthusiast studied horticulture (noun) in college.
2. Do not vaunt (verb) about your good grades as it is not humble.
3. The magician used his legerdemain (noun) to trick the audience.
4. He leaned on the redoubt (noun) to get cover from the action.
5. Humpty Dumpty fell off of the parapet (noun) but didn't break his shell.
6. The boxer was a passive (adj) and defensive fighter.
7. His censure (noun) was well heard and the child was frightened.
8. The dictator holds an omnipotent (adj) position in the country.
9. The anorexic child was described as very gaunt (adj) and skinny.
10. We will pay a homage (noun) to all the victims of the recent school shooting.

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1. My friend gave me a vaunt (N) when i couldn't reach the top of the wall.
2. During my paintball match, i used a redoubt (N) behind the camo wall.
3. The guy became passive (ADJ) when he was in handcuffs.
4. She made sure to tell the chef she was a censure (N/V) to onions.
5. The teacher is the omnipotent (ADJ) of the classroom.
6. Everyone showed pathos (N) during the funeral.
7. The older the person became, the more gaunt (ADJ) she looked.
8. Most of my friends are a dotage (N) person.
9. During cliff jumping, my friend was a doughty (ADJ) for going first.
10. We held a homage (N) for the parkland shooting.

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1. The library was the boy's hermitage(n).
2. God has omnipotent power as he is divine(adj).
3. Judges are censure as wise conductors.(n)
4. The women were portrayed as passive victims.(adj)
5. He lean over the parapet(n).
6. She vaunted about her gold medal. (v)
7. Parents can act hypocritical with their children(adj).
8. They paid homage to the veterans.(n)
9. The poem had stanza of octave lines.(adj)
10. His doughty spirit keep him going.(adj)

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1. The physic used legerdemain (n) to convince people she is talking to their dead loved ones.
2. The parapet (n) on the roof prevented the attacking soldiers from hitting the men who hid behind it.
3. The health department will censure (n/v) any restaurants that do not have clean facilities.
4. The teenage girl likes to believe she is omnipotent (adj) in the household.
5. The hermitage (n) was situated in the deepest part of the forest.
6. The prime minister sits at the top of the British hierarchy (n).
7. He walked with a slight limp and his gaunt (adj) frame was gangly.
8. As my grandma got into her dotage (n), she forgot small things like her dogs name and her address.
9. The doughty (adj) sailor refused to head back to Spain without discovering a new world.
10. Kathy is the sobriquet (n) Katherine's friends use when addressing her.