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[1.] A forest is just one big swath (n.) of trees.

[2.] It was wrong of me to impute (v.) you for the failure of the dinner party when I was the one who did not properly plan the event.

[3.] Because she always kisses up to the teacher, Janice is considered the sycophant (n.) in first period.

[4.] As my father walked me down the aisle, he told me he was happy to emancipate (n.) me so I could live my own life.

[5.] Because my medicine is efficacious (adj.), I expect to feel better soon.

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1. She embellished her outfit with a beautiful necklace.
2. He embossed his name into the wooden box.
3. The students was excited to meet the eminent star that was coming to their school.
4. The company sent their emissary to the college  to give a representation.
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1. the maze had a swath to walk through.
2. the famous singer signed the guitar making it Embellish
3. In the pottery class they Emboss the clay.
4. the president gave a bad Effigy

of the country.
5. The seller was Eminent of the new item.

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1.The vast swaths (noun of countryside.
2.The crimes imputed (verb) Richard"
3.I thought you wanted a competent assistant, not a nodding sycophant(noun)
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1) The gardener made a clean (n) swath in my rose bush.
2) The coached had (v) impute  the team for the lose.
3) I (n) emancipatio the butterfly from the bush.
4) Since the gardener messed up he fixed what he did wrong and (v)  embellished the mess.
5) The ice man did an (v) emboss ice sculpture for my sweet 16.

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1. Jose imputed the consequence of his grades to school and stress.

2. The president of the United States granted Jose Machado emancipation.
3. Jose knew what he was capable of and thrived to embellish his grades.
4. I embossed a unique design of Jose.
5. After looking at Jose's grades we knew that he was an efficacious test taker.

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1) That top was embellished with gold threading which brought a nice touch to the blouse.
2)The Waterford Crystal is known for their embossed detailing on the vases.
3) The student with the highest GPA will be appointed to be the class victorian.
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1. The vaccine was proven to be  efficacious for addiction to JUUL  .
2.He cut a swath back in the yard.
3.The children imputed superpower.
4.)The artist embellished his music
5.. The early struggle for emancipation from the class of ms.zacharias

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1. The robot was appointed new attributes.
2. The robot was imputed with new technology.
3. The designer embellished the tattoo.
4. The sycophant assistant brought her boss a drink.
5. The lawnmower cut a swath in the grass.

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1.He made a wretched emissary(noun), and there was no limit to his arrogance, noisiness and indiscretion.
2. The vast swaths(noun) on the country side were mesmerizing.
3. The church also encouraged the emancipation(noun) of individual slaves and the redemption of captives.
4.The computer was appointed(v) a new software system.
5.Don't impute(v) blame on anybody because it wasn't him.

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1. He cut a swath through the field with his scythe. noun
2.a dull gold casing with the logo embossed on the front. Verb, Adj
3. I thought you wanted a competent assistant, not a nodding Sycophant. noun
4. The early struggle for emancipation from slavery. noun

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1. He embellished(n) his work.
2. Don't impute(v) blame on anybody.
3. The computer was appointed(v) a new software system.
4. He embellished(v) the work with citations.
5.They embossed(v) the art on the canvas.

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1. The children imputed (verb) magical powers to the old woman.
2. Women are still struggling to be fully emancipated (noun).
3. He embellished (verb) his speech with a quotations.
4. The silver cup is embosed (verb) with a design of flowers.
5. The medecine was so efficacious (adjective) that i stopped coughing.

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1. I impute his failure to laziness.
2. Women are still struggling to be fully emancipated.
3. The stern was embellished with carvings in red and blue.
4. The plant strikes a bargain with its emissary.
5. Example is always more efficacious than precept.

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1. He cut a swath(n) through the field with his scythe.
2.It was wrong of me to impute(v) you for the failure of the dinner party when I was the one who did not properly plan the event
3.Because she always kisses up to the teacher, Janice is considered the sycophant(n) in first period.
4.   The church also encouraged the emancipation(n) of individual slaves and the redemption of captives
5. Because Marco has always had a tendency to embellish(v) the truth, no one believed he had been mugged.

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1.) The foolish drunk driver tried to impute (verb) the accident on the bartender who made the strong drinks.
2.) After she finished icing the cupcakes, she went on to embellish (verb) them with pearls and little bows.
3.) The graffiti artists embossed (verb) their signature designs onto the side of the building.
4.) Yoga is very efficacious (adjective) at reducing stress.
5.) Everyone was looking forward to meeting the eminent (adjective) actress who was in the movie Titanic.

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1)The artist embellished(v) his painting.
2)Abraham Lincoln made a emancipation(n) in the civil war.
3)there is always a sycophant(n in the office trying to get a promotion.
4)The judge imputed(v) the convict with 🤬.
5)I was running in the swath(n) in the field.

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1. He cut a swath(noun) through the field with his scythe.
2. Here again the desire makes itself felt to impute(verb) more to God's nature.
3. The church also encouraged the emancipation(noun) of individual slaves and the redemption of captives.
4. Efficacious(adj) for the good of men's souls and bodies, and for the confusion of the powers of darkness.
5. He made a wretched emissary(noun), and there was no limit to his arrogance, noisiness and indiscretion.

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1. The vast swaths(noun) on the country side were mesmerizing.
2. The sycophant(noun) secretary bought the boss coffee and doughnuts.
3. The emancipation(noun) between the confederates and the union settled the war.
4. The student embellished(verb) his project to get an A on it.
5. The vaccine was proven to be  efficacious(adj) for Ebola.