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2. For the history assignment we had to put the events in chronological (adj) order.
3. Famous people enjoy being pampered (v).
4. He wrote a letters of fervid (adj) thanks to his grandparents.
5. He turned his felonious(adj) talents to smuggling trades.

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1.He was put on a felonious (Adj) trial.
2. He was only sanctimonious (Adj) when he was forced to go to church.

3. Fervent )Adj )students always get the best grades.
The onus(v) is on you to show that you have suffered loss.
5) A letter of fervid(adj) thanks.

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2. The items in the mans possession were felonious.
3. Police ferreted the home after receiving a tip.
4. The events on a calendar are in chronological order.
5. The athlete was known to have a fervent attitude .

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1. taylor use to have a pet ferret.
2.washing the dishes is an honest we all have.
3. Are you sure those events were in   chronological order?
4. My Father is pampered by my father when she dosent pamper her self.
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1. The bank robber left felonious evidence behind.
2. The man has a pet ferret.
3. The book is narrated in chronological order.
4. He pampered his child.
5. She was fervent in school.

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1. She would not want to go to school until she was pampered first
2. He has felonious thoughts
3. The kids fervid imagination was very useful
4. She hoped her skills would regale the coach
5. The dates were in chronological order

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2. Lenny has a pet ferret.
3. The ferret regales Lenny for hours.
4. Lenny's onus is walking his pet ferret.
5. Lenny pampers his pet ferret

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1. The defendants were charged with felonious homicide since they murdered a homeless man for no reason.
2. I wonder what happened to all that sanctimonious talk about put his family first before anything else.
3. When a baby is crying everyone is fervent towards them.
4. Clowns are regale that entertain people
5. Taking out the trash is an onus for many people.

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1. He was accused guilty of his felonious crime. (adj)
2. My dog ate my pet ferret when I was little. (N)
3.The women had a  regale party.(V)
4.  God is omniscient. (adj)
5. She placed the applications in chronological order. (adj)

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1. The story was not in chronological order so it was confusing.
2. The mother pampered her child.
3. His omniscient boy got a full ride scholarship to Harvard.
4. He regaledthe guests with the best dishes she could offer
5. The athlete has a fervent for soccer.

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1. The criminal was charged with a felonious crime.
2.  Taking out the trash is my onus.
3. There was a lot of sanctimonious talk around school.
4. We saw a ferret in the jungle.
5. The story was told in chronological order.

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1. He regaled (V) her with a colorful account of that afternoon's meeting.
2. The onus (N) is on you to show that you have suffered loss.
3. He gave a letter of fervid (Adj) thanks.
4. The story is told by an omniscient (Adj) narrator.
5. He placed the books in chronological (adj) order.

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1. Ramon is a felonious man.
2. Ramon has a pet ferret
3. The ferret regales Ramon for hours.
4. Ramon's onus is walking his pet ferret.
5. Ramon pampers his pet ferret
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1.) My sister wanted a ferret (n) for her birthday.
2.) His girlfriend would not go out until she was pampered (v) first.
3.) They distributed the tickets out in chronological (adj) order.
4.) I regaled (v)  them for three courses of Thai food.
5.) It was quite a send-off for a felonious (adj) politician.

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1. He had felonious tendencies on his mind. (adj)
2. My sanctimonious aunt tends to look down on people that don't go to Church every Sunday. (adj)
3. He is a fervent football fan. (adj)
4. The chef hoped his meal would regale the food critic. (v)
5. The inventors fervid imagination allowed him to create many products. (adj)

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1. The defendants were charged with felonious (adj.) homicide since they murdered a homeless man for no reason.
2. Even though the minister had been arrested for shoplifting, he still had the nerve to act sanctimonious (adj.) in front of the congregation.
3. The hot topic spurred a fervent (adj.) debate between the two political parties.
4. The chef hoped his meal would regale (v.) the food critic.
5. It is the onus (n.) of the applicant to completely fill out the application materials.

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1. The book has an omniscient narrator.
2. Some comedians on the late night shows are regales.
3. The millionaire was found guilty of a felonious tax evasion.
4. The player had a topical argument with his coach.
5. Famous people love being pampered by other people.

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1. John Wayne is a very felonious person.
2. I used my classmates as onuses because there very distracting.
3. Gianni is never timorous hes always ready to fight.
4. The tropical weather in florida is very annoying.
5. The child was pampered by his father.

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1. The criminal had felonious actions.
2. The girl had a fervent attitude.
3. Put the dates in chronological order.
4. The lawyer had a topical argument.
5. The movies plot regaled me.

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2. For the history assignment we had to put the events in chronological (adj) order.
3. Famous people enjoy being pampered (v).
4. He wrote letters of fervid (adj) thanks to his grandparents.
5. He turned his felonious(adj) talents to smuggling trades.

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1. The bank-robber is felonious. (Adj.)
2. The man that goes to Church only on Easter and Christmas is sanctimonious. (Adj.)
3. The man ferreted for the man's secrets. (V.)
4. God is omniscient. (Adj.)
5. The story's plot is chronological. (Adj.)

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1. The defendants were charged with felonious homicide since they murdered a homeless man for no reason.
2. I wonder what happened to all that sanctimonious talk about put his family first before anything else.
3. When a baby is crying everyone is fervent towards them.
4. Clowns are regale that entertain people
5. Taking out the trash is a onus for many people.

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1. Famous people love being pampered. (v)
2. The book are in chronological order.(adj)
3. The story was being told by an omniscient narrator. (adj)
4. He wrote a letter of fervid love.(Adj)
5. The onus is on you to show the truth.(n)

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1. He carried out a felonious act.
2. He wished that she would stop being so sanctimonious.
3.The team is trying to ferret out missing details.
4. He's a fervent believer in free speech.
5. He regaled us with some jokes.

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2) He went to the desk and ferreted(v) around for a a pen.
3) He was regaled(v) with excellent home cooking.
4) The onus(v) is on you to show that you have suffered loss.
5) A letter of fervid(adj) thanks.

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1. The mom pampered (v) the child when he was sick.
2. The fight regaled (v) all the fans.
3. The topical (adj) weather is hot and rainy for the week.
4. The athlete was known to have a fervent (adj) attitude.
5. He wrote the answers in chronological (adj) order.

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1. The robber is felonious.
2. The movie regaled me.
3. Santa Clause is omniscient because he knows if you are naughty or nice.
4. The butler pampered the rich kid.
5. There was a ferret in the backyard.

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1.I put the onus on my teacher for the bad grades the class got on the test.
2.God is omniscient and all-powerful.
3.Never be timorous and be a fighter.
4.The topical weather is hot, rainy, and windy.
5.The baseball glove became trite after using it for a long time.

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1. The mother pampered her child.
2. He had a felonious demeanor.
3. He says he goes to church  but I think he's sanctimonious.
4. The pro had a fervent attitude.
5. He made a topical argument.

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1. They turned their felonious talents to the smuggling trade.
2. What happened to all the sanctimonious talk about putting his family first?
3. He regaled her with a colorful account of that afternoon's meeting.
4. I received a letter of fervid thanks.
5. The story is told by an omniscient narrato.

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1. The comedian regaled the crowd.
2. The items in the mans possession were felonious.
3. Police ferreted the home after receiving a tip.
4. The events on a time table are in chronological order.
5. The athlete was known to have a fervent attitude .

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1. The order he listed the items in was chronological. (adj.)
2. The news will always discuss topical  (adj.)subjects.
3. The impostor was  acting sanctimonious (adj.)so that he can get free food from the church.
4. They pampered (v)  their only child.
5. The hard worker was very fecund (adj.) due to his work ethic.

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1. My friend has a pet ferret. (n)
2. In order to move out, I have to show my parents I am onus (n).
3. The chef hoped his meal would regale v the food critic.
4. He was only sanctimonious Adj when he was forced to go to church.
5. The order he listed the items in was chronological. (adj.)

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2.Even though the minister had been arrested for shoplifting, he still had the nerve to act sanctimonious(adj) in front of the congregation.
3. The police failed to ferret(verb) out the truth.
4.He was a fervent(noun) football supporter of the NFL.
5. The chef hoped his meal would regale(noun) the food critic.

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1. His Felonious act led him to having 30 years in jail.
2. The ferret at the store reminded me of Enzo.
3. The Fervent athlete received an offer from Alabama.
4. They rampered the bill because the waitress was pretty.
5.  The teenager thought he was an Omniscent human being.

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1. The man was acting sanctimonious so he could get a discount for his son's catholic high school. (adj)
2. My friend has a pet ferret. (n)
3. The woman was regaled by the opera. (v)
4. God is an omniscent being. (adj)
5 Parris Hilton pampers her puppy. (v)

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1. He was known to have many felonies on his record. (adj)
2. What happened to all the sanctimonious talk about putting your family first. (adj)
3. She sent a letter of fervid thanks. (adj)
4. The story is told by a omniscent teller. (adj)
5. The events are told in chronological order. (adj)

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2. He was only sanctimonious Adj when he was forced to go to church.

3. Fervent Adj students always get the best grades.
4. Their was a singer a the restaurant to regale V the customers.
5. Many people consider fortune tellers to be omniscent Adj.

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2. The novel has an omniscient adj narrator.
3. The onus n was on the defense attorney.
4. The chef hoped his meal would regale v the food critic.
5. Even though the minister had been arrested for shoplifting, he still had the nerve to act sanctimonious adj in front of the congregation.

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1.  I man was acting felonious (Adj.).

2. I put the pictures in chronological  (Adj.) order.

3. I was regales (V.) by the concert.

4. The man was being Sanctimonious (Adj.).

5. I had to ferret (V.)  my whole house to find my wallet.

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1. There was a felonious (adj) homicide in the area.
2. They resented his sanctimonious (adj) comments on immorality in America.
3. His problems ferreted (v) him day and night.

4. Ramos was a fervent (adj) Mets fan and he would often talk to the students about sports.
5. I suppose you intend to regale (v) the sailors before they leave.

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1.  I wish she'd stop being so sanctimonious.
2.  The police failed to ferret out the truth.

3.  He's a fervent believer in free speech.

4. She regaled us with an account of her school-days.

5. The onus of proof lies with the prosecution.

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1. When I lost my phone we all searched my house in a ferret (n/v).
2. The comedy show was a regale (v) to us.
3. In order to move out, I have to show my parents I have onus (n).
4. Some kids are very omniscent (adj) and always know the answer.
5. I spent the day in a pamper (V) and got my hair and nails done.

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1. I wish she'd stop being so sanctimonious (adj).
2. It is his fervent (adj) hope that a peaceful solution will soon be found.
3. She regaled (verb) the guests with the best dishes she could offer.
4. The article describes the chronological (adj) sequence of the events.
5. Famous people just love being pampered (verb).

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1.Put the dates in chronological(adj) order.
2.The movie regaled(v) the audience.
3.The fervid(adj) woman had never lied.
4.She was pampered(v) at the spa.
5.The detective would ferret(v) for clues.

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1. The kids found out the new kid was felonious when he was escorted in by the police.
2. Most of the students at Saint Thomas act sanctimonious during mass.
3. My pet ferret's name is Dexter and he does not get along with my dog.
4. It is very easy to regale (v) a small child.
5. It says that God is omniscient in the Nicene creed..(adj.)

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1. Famous people love being pampered. (v)
2. The book are in chronological order.(adj)
3. The story was being told by an omniscient narrator. (adj)
4. He wrote a letter of fervid love.(Adj)
5. The onus is on you to show the truth.(n)

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1. The story was told by an omniscent (adj)  character.
2. For the history assignment we had to put the events in chronological (adj) order.
3. Famous people enjoy being pampered (v).
4. He wrote a letters of fervid (adj) thanks to his grandparents.
5. He turned his felonious(adj) talents to smuggling trades.

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1. The felonious teenager is a rebel.
2. My pet ferrets name is Donald.
3.

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1. His felonious actions led me to believe he was guilty of the crime.
2. Having to regale the toddler made me tired.
3. His omniscient boy got a full ride scholarship to Stanford.
4.  The story was not in chronological order so it was confusing.
5. The mom was always pampering her children.

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1. The defendants were charged with felonious homicide since they murdered a homeless man for no reason.
2. I wonder what happened to all that sanctimonious talk about put his family first before anything else.
3. When a baby is crying everyone is fervent towards them.
4. Clowns are regale that entertain people
5. Taking out the trash is a onus for many people.