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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 881-900 Top 10 Sentences

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | Vocab. 881-900 Top 10 Sentences

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1. The monk reached nirvana through meditation.
2.All bats are nocturnal predators that hunt at night.
3. The patient began to look sallow and his heart rate began to decrease.
4) A cadre(n) of academic specialists.
5. The whimsical (adj.) music made me feel like a little kid again.

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1. The gluttonous boy's got arrested for stealing.
2. The

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1) I was elated (adj.) when I recieved the good news.
2) It was not surprising that the (adj.) gluttonous woman eventually became obese.
3. I no longer wanted to take that class because many people said the teacher was humdrum (adj).
4. It took everyone a long time to clean up the debris (n) after the hurricane.
5. His parents tried to (v.) literdict him from going to the movies but he went anyway.

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1.He gluttonous (adj) when he saw his girlfriend talking to another boy.
2.The play was humdrum (adj)  because the acting was bad.
3.The debris (n) from the broken vase is all over the floor.
4.His rueful (adj) decision got him in trouble.
5.His dubious (adj) thoughts are getting out of hand.
6.If you break a law you can get durance (n).
7.Her great eclat (n) got her a scholarship.
8.The movie has a lot of miscreant (n) characters.
9.Whenever I recumbent (adj) at home, I could fall asleep for hours.
10.I was elated (adj) when I got an A on a test.

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1. The debris was covering the truck.

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1. The pool was covered in debris(n) from the hurricane.
2. The humidifier will rarefy (v.) the room by putting moisture in the air.
3. He sounded very humdrum(adj) in his speech.
4. He is a rueful[adj] person.
5. The event was definitely interdicted(v) by the rain.
6. I am a glutenous person

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1. The hegira out of Iran was dangerous.
2. The house is upon the hummock.
3. The sonorous sound was soothing.
4. I was in abstruse after the lesson.
5. He thought he wrest the bag from me.
6. I could see the flotsam floating in the water.
7. He hectored the young kid.
8. The ruse tricked the team.
9. We stayed in a small hostelry.
10. The abominable attitude will not be tolerated.

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1. The pool was covered in debris(n) from the hurricane.
2. My pet is factious(adj).
3. On the way back to shore we saw flotsam(n).
4. John always climbed the hummock(n) when he was bored.
5. The girl gave me a humdrum(adj) attitude.
6. The teacher took the miscreant (n) out of my classroom, ever since then the classroom was quiet.
7. My mom was elated(n) when she seen me win the district championship for the 300 meter hurdles.
8.she came into class briefly but with eclat(n).
9. I tried to think of a ruse(n) to get my friend out of the house.
10. Debates about the nature of knowledge can seem very rarefied(adj).

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1. She drank the effervesense (n) of sparkling water.
2. He felt elated (adj) when he got the job offer.
3. She has a humdrum (adj) job.
4. She had to interdict (v) herself from yelling at him.
5. The bomb hit the floor, showering debris (n) everywhere.
6. He gave her a rueful (adj) grin.
7. Her husband bought her a dross (n) necklace for her birthday that turned her neck green.
8. Confession extracted under duress (n).
9. There were many recumbent (adj) statues in the museum.
10. If the child proceeds to act miscreant (n), they will grow up like that.

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1. Surely, the man's gluttonous(adj) appetite is the cause of his excessive weight.
2. The tapering off of the population was rarefying(v) the species.
3. He sounded very humdrum(adj) in his speech.
4. The road was covered in debris(n) from the storm.
5. The event was definitely interdicted(v) by the rain.
6. The decision was rueful(adj).
7. The family had to make a hegira(n) into the mountains to stay safe from the tsunami.
8. The victory over the other team was an eclat(n).
9. The desert was effete(adj).
10. I was feeling elated(adj) after the news.

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1. The hungry girl was gluttonous(adj.).
2. I poured the water out and rarefied(v.) it.
3. My math class is humdrum(adj.).
4. After the vase broke, it was debris(n.).
5. I literdicted(v.) her to go to the bathroom.
6. The girl was rueful(adj.) when she dropped the bowl.
7. The dross(n.) was very gross.
8. The prisoner was in durance(n.).
9. We celebrated my eclat(n.).
10. My effete(adj.) job was very boring.

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1. The boy was gluttonous(adj) during lunch time so he was always full.
2 . The professor's lecture was humdrum, so I went to sleep.
3.

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1. During the holidays, I usually give into gluttony (adj.) and gain at least 10 pounds.
2. The humidifier will rarefy (v.) the room by putting moisture in the air.
3. An exciting vacation would give me time away from my humdrum (adj.) job.
4. She covered her head as dirt and debris (n.) rained over her.
5. He bought her a dross (n.) ring that turned her finger green.
6. The people took a hegira (n.) to escape their war-weary country.
7. I had the feeling his dubious (adj.) plan would never work.
8. The soda pop was so effervescent (v.) that its bubbled tickled my nose.
9. The effete (adj.) man was scared of his own shadow and hid in his closet during thunderstorms.
10. My brother is very egotistical (n.) and thinks he i s the best baseball player.

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1. Most of the medical research on the subject seems abstruse (adj) to the average man.
2.The audience was shocked by his flippant (adj) remarks about patriotism.
3. Leila tried to wrest (v) her arm from his hold.
4. The price of gold fluctuated (v) wildly last month.
5. Eleanor tried to think of ruse (n) to get Paul out of the house.
6. The police has enough forensic (adj) evidence to put the suspect in jail.
7. Jerry went to a sacrosanct (adj) chamber in the temple.
8. The hosterly (n) has free breakfast.
9. A fraudulent (adj) scheme to evade taxes.
10. There were more than 300 graves desecrated (v).

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1. The gluttonous (adj) creators chat with Marlowe Stern about heading to TV.
2. Moisture rarefies (v) when heated.

3. Most stars in the Milky Way have humdrum (adj) lives, tracing slow predictable orbits around the galactic center.
4. From the overhanging rocks, too, debris (n) falls as a result of "weathering."
5. Constant air attacks interdicted (v) the enemy's advance.

6. It was the first effort of the interpreter to disabuse (v) me of this notion.
7. Duncan drew a rueful (adj) face, contemplating the place where she had been.
8. No woman had ever been so foolish as she; she had cast away gold for dross (n).
9. One has no recollection of things that happened before the Hegira (n).
10. "I don't know exactly," replied the doctor in a dubious (adj) tone.

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1.) The humdrum ACT was boring.
2.) After the plane crashed the debris were scatter for miles.
3.) As he tried to escape the guards interdicted him.
4.) She felt rueful after what she did.
5.) You are a worthless droll.
6.) The defendant presented his dubious speech in front of the courtroom.
7.) He spent 10 years in durance for his war crimes.
8.) He received an eclat for his achievement.
9.)

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1. She drank the effervesense (n) of sparkling water.
2. He felt elated (adj) when he got the job offer.
3. He has a humdrum (adj) job.
4. She had to interdict (v) herself from yelling at him.
5. The bomb hit the floor, showering debris (n) everywhere.
6. He gave her a rueful (adj) grin.
7. Her husband bought her a dross (n) necklace for her birthday that turned her neck green.
8. Confession extracted under duress (n).
9. There were many recumbent (adj) statues in the museum.
10. If the child proceeds to act miscreant (n), they will grow up like that.

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1)I am very gluttonous(adj) and I love hot dog eating competitions.
2) The humdrum (adj) party was not worth a $10 entry.
3) When I cook I prefer to rarefy(v) my foods.
4)The debris (n) from the tree was everywhere and we had to clean.
5) The security literdicts (v) the football field after nine o´clock.
6) I am rueful (adj) about the situation we were in tonight.
7) The dross (n) is worthless and just sits there.
8) I am dubious (adj) that this plan will work
9) The eclat (n) of the business called for a celebration.
10)The miscreant (n) always causes trouble.

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1.  I am a gluttonous[adj] person.
2. Rafael is a humdrum[adj] person.
3. The debris[n] left by the smash was a lot.
4. He is a rueful[adj] person.
5. She is a dubious[adj] person.
6. He received an eclat[n] at the ceremony.
7. The recumbent[adj] TV didn't work.
8. I hate egotist[n] people.
9. He is an elated[adj] person.
10. She was an effete[adj] person.

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1. the actor was known for the gluttonous adj behavior.
2. the ocean rarefy v the higher you go
3. he had a very humdrum adj behavior.
4. the rock was broken into debris n
5. the man showed no rueful behavior.
6. the refugees went on a hegira n to be free
7. the villain in the movie was a miscreant n one
8. the bad guy was very egotist n and was blinded.

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1. The boy is gluttonous (adj) everyday at lunch.
2. The book was humdrum (adj) because there weren't any pictures.
3. The debris (n) from the trash was scattered around.
4. She rueful (adj) grin after failing her test for not studying.
5. I got the dross (n) removed off of my car.
6. The hikers were on a hegira (n) after breaking their foot.
7. He was dubious (adj) about what the homework is.
8. The criminals were in durance (n) after their crimes.
9. The miscreant (n) person doesn't listen to the rules.
10. The book was recumbent (adj) on the table.

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1. Even though I had a bad day I am still elated (adj).
2. I love to recumbent (adj) in my chair.
3. The effete (adj) factory has been long abandoned since WW2.
4. The miscreant (n) man is now in custody.
5. My greats eclat (n) was when I got my licencee.
6. We are on a hegira (n) to avoid the bombs.
7. The convict faces durance (n) if caught
8.The safeness of this structure is very dubious (adj).
9. I am rueful (adj) for my actions and I accept responsibility.
10. We can't sell that steel if it has dross (n) on it.

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1. The overweight boy has a gluttonous (adj) appetite.
2. He had to rarefy (v) the weight of his suitcase.
3. The teacher often gives a humdrum (adj) speech.
4. We need to clean up the debris (n) from the hurricane.
5. I decided to literdict (v) from chocolate.
6. Go disabuse (v) his essay so it is correct.
7. I hope you don't make rueful (adj) actions.
8. Get rid of the dross (n) on the car door.
9. The soldiers went on a hegira (n).
10. Don't make dubious (adj) accusations.

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1. I saw all the debris that my brother left in my room
2. I was elated when I got into medical school
3. I felt gluttonous so I ate all my food
4. I hated all the humdrum work I had to do.
5. I thought everyone in school was egotistic
6. I tried to rectify that situation in the dean
7. The dross on  the dress was ugly
8. I diffused the smell through the bathroom
9. There was a hostelry in the bathroom
10. He had durance for what he did

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1. After the hurricane, the road was covered in debris(n) .
2. I have fun sitting on the recumbent (adj.) chair.
3. I was very elated (v) after I got an A.
4. Speed bumps interdicted (v) a car from going fast.
5. A relaxing vacation would give me time away from my humdrum(Adj.) school work.
6.The bridge fluctuated (v) left and right.
7.People who are loud really hector (v) me.
8..The ruse (adj) worked his way around the checkpoints.

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9. We paused how and again at some hostelry and the occasion.
10. They used the essential oils to diffuse fragrance throughout the entire room.

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1.My family is gluttonous so we can never make too much food on Thanksgiving.
2. During the trial, she spoke a disabuse.
3.He got durance for the crime he committed.
4.The cops literdicted (v) the bank robber.
5. She was rueful (n) for stealing the candy.
6. They went on a hegira (n).
7. The victory over the other team was an eclat (n).
8.The bridge fluctuated left and right.
9.People who are loud really hector me.
10.It was an abominable situation.

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1. She made a valid point.
2. The gluttonous man became obese.
3. Ms. Zacharias is elated in third period.
4. We have to maneuver around the debris.
5. He was rueful after Ms. Z gave him a detention.
6. He tried to rectify this situation.
7. The egotist only thought about himself.
8. The air freshener rarefied the smell.
9. The dross on the car did not look good.
10. Many people took the hegira to America.

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1.On Christmas I was very gluttonous. (adj)
2. The man will desecrate you if you talk to him. (v)
3. The debris crowded the soccer stadium.(n)
4. The officer had to interdict the criminal.(v)
5. The desert was effete.(adj)
6.The argument was valid.
7. I was feeling elated after the news.(adj)
8. The decision was rueful(adj)
9.My mom had to make a hegira into the mountain to stay safe.(n)
10.We won a eclat over the team.(n)

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1. In time, the bacteria will undergo a permutation (n.) that will make it unaffected by antibiotics.
2. The humidifier will rarefy (v.) the room by putting moisture in the air.
3. An exciting vacation would give me time away from my humdrum (adj.) job.
4. The street cleaners will remove the debris (n.) left behind by the car accident.
5. The government's new plan to interdict (v.) illegal drug sales will cost the country billions of dollars.
6. If you wish to continue to believe that falsehood, I will not disabuse (v.) you by telling you the truth.
7. Because the judge felt the defendant wasn't rueful (adj.), he gave him a harsh sentence.
8. The fire burns away the dross (n.) leaving the pure metal.
9. The people took a hegira (n.) to escape their war-weary country.
10. When questioned about the night of the murder, the suspect's memory was dubious (adj).

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1. I felt elated(adj) at beating Chris in Fortnite.
2. He is a self absorbed egotist(n).
3. The fabric of society is effete(adj).
4. The miscreant(n) will not be able to get out of prison anytime soon.
5. She made her plan annual hegira(n) to the Miami beach.
6. He signed the confession under duress(n).
7.  The firm was accused of dubious(adj) accounting practices.
8. Her latest novel was received with great eclat(n).
9. He looked down at the recumbent(adj) figure.
10. The rueful(adj) dog looked pitiful after it chewed up its blanket.

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1. The argument was very valid.
2. The mans humor was gluttonous.
3. You gave me a humdrum pencil.
4. Debris flew around the room.
5. The man was literdicted.
6. Many people are falsely duranced.
7.The movie was eclat .
8. News had spread around the school and teachers and staff were elated.
9. Many lawyers have miscreant traits.
10. As the band continues to expand and rarefy more people showed up.

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1. My cousin is a very gluttonous person.
2. He rarefy the salt water.
3. There was lots of debris at the construction site.
4. He Iiterdict from going in the ocean.
5. She disabuse the idea that i could get a 100 on the test.
6. My brother is very rueful for breaking my leg.
7. The thief is a dross.
8. He had a hegira to climb the rankings.
9. The witch is a miscreant.
10. He sits in his recumbent chair.

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1. It was a valid (adj) point to argue.
2. He has a gluttonous (adj) attitude.
3. He cleared the debris (n) at the abandoned house.
4. He was rueful (adj) with his apology.
5. He is a dross (n).
6. He went on a hegira (n).
7. He was in durance (n) for years.
8. It was dubious (adj) whether he would get the win.
9. He is an egotist (n) that trusts no one.
10. He is in an elated (adj) marriage.

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1. I have fun sitting on the recumbent chair.
2. I was very elated after I got an A.
3. Speed bumps literdict a car from going fast.
4.  On the way home from the Bahamas we saw some flotsam.
5. The man who was being assaulted, wrested the knife away from the attacker.
6.. I quickly caught on to the magicians ruse
7. The crazy man was trying to desecrate the church.
8. It was an abominable situation.
9. The mans truck slid down the hummock.
10. The man was put into durance after he committed the crime.

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1. I am very not elated sitting in the deans office.
2. He is very egoistic.
3. The dog was recumbent in his bed.
4. She was effete and couldn't have children.
5. The effervescence coming from the bottle made me not want to quaff it.
6. They make me feel like im a miscreant in the deans but im not.
7. Winning the Nobel piece prize is a eclat.
8. I felt under duress when I was in the deans office, as if I had no rights.
9. When sitting in the dean, It was like I was forced into durance.
10. The man sounded like he was lying and gave me a dubious sense

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1. He was a gluttonous(adj), cigar- smoking capitalist.
2. Moisture rarefies(V) when heated.
3. He had a humdrum(Adj) existence.
4. The debris (N)crowded the streets.
5. The officer had to literdict(V) the criminal.
6. The decision was rueful(adj).
7. The family had to make a hegira(n) into the mountains to stay safe from the tsunami.
8. The victory over the other team was an eclat(n).
9. The desert was effete(adj).
10. I was feeling elated(adj) after the news.

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1. On Thanksgiving, my inner gluttonous (adj) comes out.
2. Air freshener will rarefy (v) all of the disgusting smells on the bathroom.
3. The humdrum (adj) woman never got out of the house.
4. After 9/11 there was lots of debris (n)  lying around.
5. The judge literdict (v) the woman from going back to Macy's because she got caught stealing.
6. The man felt rueful (adj) after speeding and hitting an innocent child off a bike.
7. Under the desk, you can find dross (n).
8. Amy couldn't fully trust Sarah because she always did dubious (adj) things.
9. Sea World keeps killer whales in durance (n).
10. Abolishing slavery was an eclat (n) accomplishment for African Americans.

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I tried to rectify the conflict but it was to late. (v)
The vile men desecrated the church. (v)
Debates about the nature of knowledge can seem very rarefied(adj).
Debates about the nature of knowledge can seem very rarefied(adj).
The victory over the other team was an eclat (n)
She signed her name under duress (n).
The cops interdicted (v) the bank robber.
An egotist (N.) person is not someone you want to be friends with.
The student fell asleep during the professors humdrum lecture. (adj)
The miscreant will not be able to get out of prison any time soon. (n)

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1. Dogs are always elated to see their owner
2. He was dubious when asked about his friends absence
3. The parent rectified the siblings argument
4. There was a lot of debris after the explosion.
5. The football team's victory was eclate
6.

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1.This weekend was very frivolous(adj.).
2. I went to the mall and parked in an valid (adj.) parking spot.
3. I entered the mall and was not a gauche(adj.) person while I shopped.
4. I ran into an interesting women and had an orotound(adj.) conversation.
5.She bought me a gift from a store and I garnered(v.) it.
6. Her right to work has been upheld as sacrosanct (adj).
7. She needed a ruse (n.) to get away.
8. She had the quintessence (n) of the modern home.
9. Technologies diffuse (adj.) rapidly.
10. The fraudulent (adj) copying of American software.

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1. The cop literdicted(v) the criminal.
2. The president disabused(v) the country of bomb threats.
3. The humdrum (adj) speech put me to sleep.
4. The dross(n) on the car was ugly.
5. The decision was dubious(adj).
6. The debris(n) from the window was on the floor.
7. The gluttonous(adj) man was overweight his entire life.
8. My eclat(n) surprised my class.
9. The chair was recumbrent(adj).
10. The soda was very effervescence(n).

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1. Joker is a miscreant.
2. He got an award for his elats.
3. The lecture was quite the humdrum.
4. There is a lot of debris from the tornado.
5. Don't be so egotist, and people may like you.
6. He was so lazy, he was recumbent.
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1.She was elated to see that she had not failed her test.adj
2.The egotist seemed to only think about herself.n
3,The effete cow was put down.adj
4.The miscreant was always found in trouble. n
5. They made sure to celebrate all of her elats. n
6.Durance was the punishment for their crimes.n
7.His terrible grades made his mom dubious about whether or not he would go to college.adj
8.She felt reful about he wrongdoing.adj
9.The purpose of the interview was to disabuse all rumors. v
10.They interdicted them from entering the room.v

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1. The man has a very gluttonous(adj) stomach.
2. New shows on tv are all humdrum(adj).
3. The debris(n) hit my car.
4. He was rueful(adj) that he didn't take his shot.
5. There was dross(n) that formed after melting the metal.
6. We made a hegira(n) before the hurricane came.
7. His bank account made him dubious(adj) about his dreams.
8. The criminal was held in durance(n).
9. Magnesium ribbon and HCL causes an effervescence(n).
10. He was elated(adj) because he won his game.

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1. He gave valid (adj.) information.
2. When the baseball hit the window there was debris (n.) from all over.
3. She gave a rueful (adj.) grin.
4. He was filled with such effervescence (n.).
5. The fabric of society is effete (adj.)
6. The man was a self-absorbed egotist (n.).
7. I felt elated (adj.) when I won.
8. We need to rarefy (v.) the minerals.
9. All of the possible permutations (adj.) were explored.
10. He stepped over her recumbent (adj.) body