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my spanish teacher is knavish.
the dog has a pungent.
the goal of the game is to escape the labyrinth

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1. His feet had a pungent smell.
2. The quiescent class all got A's on their tests.
3. The ducks had very knavish tricks.
4. We have such a raucous class.
5. The Maze Runner is a very labyrinth movie.

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1.There may be times where you will find a knavish lawyer, and later find yourself in prison or dead.
2.I was in a quiescent mood before founding out about the tragic death
3.I was lackadaisical in the conversation at the super long meeting
4.The principal was upset by the raucous noise coming from the classrooms
5.

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1.  The baby's diaper had a pungent smell. ( Adj)
2. The quixotic relationship lasted long. (Adj)
3. The spectrum of the railroad was long lasting. ( n)
4. The quiescent boy was always doing something new. ( Adj)
5. My mom is such a raconteur, I enjoy listening to her speak. ( n)

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1. It burns like oil, is of a pungent, and a blackish color.
2. The Garden City seems to be in a quiescent state at present.
3. To attempt to find their way through the labyrinth was folly.
4. They were like wild animals for their knavish and thievish tricks.
5. Mike is lackadaisical on school mornings.

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1. When I came home I smelt a pungent scent from the trash.
2.  He raised his eyebrows with a laconic grin.
3. He will always be knavish until he dies if you do not trust him.
4. Even at this hour a piano was playing raucous music.
5.  My doctor seemed a little lackadaisical at times.

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Marius is very knavish.
Marius has a very pungent smell.
Marius always causes a raucous.
Marius isn't very quiescent.
Marius can't solve a labyrinth.

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1. The mother was mad that her son was knavish (adj) about his grades.
2. Alex hated the pungent (adj) smell of fish.
3. She tried to get through the labyrinth of clothes on the floor of the room.
4.The teacher was not looking forward to her lackadaisical fourth period class that did not do any work.
5. The laconic class showed no interest in the lesson.

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William has a pungent smell.
Kaya is always quiescent.
The raconteur of this story.
he know someone Knavish.
Kaya always speak about laconic speach of trump.

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1. The expired milk had a pungent (adj) and disgusting odor.
2. This class is always energetic and far from quiescent(adj).
3. The bully's comments were very rude and raucous(adj).
4. I love listening to my grandma tell stories because she is a great raconteur (noun).
5. Although her goals were quixotic(adj), she still believed she could reach them.

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1. Marius is knavish.
2. The rotting food smells pungent.
3. There a spectrum of flights to choose when booking.
4. The house was a labyrinth with it twisting and overlying complicated layout.
5. The speech was laconic and did not take up much of my day.

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1. The pungent smoothie had too much ginger. (adj)
2. The girl stole her friend money so her friend called her knavish. (adj)
3. The class is very raucous for no reason.(adj)
4.  A labyrinth is a confusing place to be.(adj)
5. The old lady was quiescent when the people were yelling. (adj)

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1. With which laconic (adj) remark Newman turned around and hobbled away.
2. some people do not like concerts because they are too raucous (adj).
3. During Christmas, there was a pungent (adj) smell of cookies.
4. Our teacher gave us a vast and perhaps quixotic (adj) project to do.
5. Beautiful scarves in all the colors of the spectrum (n).

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1. The pungent smell originated from the garbage can. (adjective)
2. In the movie, the main character came across some quiescent missiles. (adjective)
3. The man's plan was quixotic but there was no other choice. (adjective)
4. The lackadaisical drive swerved across the road without any remorse. (adjective)
5. The village's raconteur gathered he children and told them a funny story.  (noun)

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1. His Knavish tricks got him arrested.

2. The pungent smell of fried onion permeated throughout the house

3. It was a vast and very quixotic painting.

4. The labyrinth had many different passages.

5. His laconic reply suggested a lack of interest in the topic.

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1. My parents told me that I was on the spectrum to be on the basketball team.
2. A pungent sent was coming from the kitchen.
3. The two knavish kids got caught stealing.
4. The quixotic couple was deeply in love.
5. You could hear the Raucous crowd from outside the building.

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1.The knavish actions got him arrested.
2.The pungent drink smelled disgusting.
3.The kids IQ was so far above the spectrum.
4. Im never Quiescent.
5.The kids are always cause Raucous.

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1. The knavish activities going on in the town sparked an investigation.

2. The pungent flower was avoided by animals.

3. The door opening had a raucous sound.

4. The attendees of a trial had a quiescent mood.

5. Many that entered the labyrinth got lost and waited for help.

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1. The flower has a pungent (adj)smell.
2. That sound is so raucous(adj).
3. How do we get out of this labyrinth(noun).
4. That cat seems lackadaisical(adj).
5. My father is a raconteur(noun).

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1.  The knavish man refused to abide by the return policy.
2. The pungent smoothie had too much ginger.
3. The quiescent man was too lazy to take his dog on a walk.
4. The raucous party was too loud so the neighbors could not sleep.
5. The rat was placed in a labyrinth to find cheese in order to test his intelligence.

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1. She is one of the most knavish(adj) people I have ever meet.
2. Beliefs on politics are on a spectrum(noun), people don't always agree with somethings fully.
3. Trying to find your way around a foreign country not knowing the language can be labyrinth(noun).
4. The rotten eggs had a pungent (adj) smell.
5. He is playing in the most important game of his life but he is quiescent(adj) and calm, which is totally unexpected.

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1.The cop thought the child was knavish when he caught him smoking
2.He smelled a pungent smell from around the corner earlier.
3.The man was quiescent after his morphine shot.
4.The party was a raucous, due to that the cops were called.
5.The conversation had the woman lackadaisical.