6.  Blackmailers were able to mulct(verb) several thousand dollars from the crooked politician.

7.The slave will be punished if his celerity(noun) is not fast enough for his master.
8. When someone flays(verb) an animal or person, they remove their skin.
9. Even an elite(adj), advanced society as Romas's had technical difficulties.
10. Good smells emanated(verb from the kitchen. 

2. Late opening of an occluded coronary artery may also have some beneficial effect.
3. . He's interested in witchcraft and the occult.
4.  I've always been more interested in the humanities than the sciences.
5. He is often the victim of vituperative remarks concerning his wealth.
6.  He was mulcted $50 for violating traffic regulations.

7. Celerity is the soul of warfare
8.  He was so angry he nearly flayed his horse alive.
9.  Education was once the prerogative of the elite.
10. These chemicals can emanate certain poisonous gases.

3. They decided to see a therapist after getting into vituperative Adj fights.
4. He had to get to the hospital with celerity N when his wife went into labor.
5. Certain athletes are chosen to play in an elite Adj league.
6. He emasculated V his opponent through gaming.
7. He brought illicit Adj items on his carry on and TSA confiscated them.
8. The humane Adj class organized a beach clean up.
9. The thieves embezzled V jewels from the safety deposit boxes.
10. The family started a lucrative Adj law firm. 

3. They decided to see a therapist after getting into vituperative  fights.
4. I've always been more interested in the humanities than the sciences.
5. Usain bolt has a very high celerity.
6. He was the elite player in the league.
7.  The snake flayed  after 10 years. 
8. The truck was unable to maneuver in the small streets.
9. A secret society can be full of occult magic. 
10. The criticism soon turned into a vituperative attack. 

2. It is said that on Halloween night all the occult creatures walk the Earth.  

3. The dictator lacked humanity. 

4. The student was given detention for using vituperative language in class.  

5. An elite group of surgeons will perform the surgery.

6. Happiness seemed to emanate from the brides face on her wedding day.

7. In prison, inmates are prohibited from having illicit items.

8. If you treat others with deference, then people will respect you back.

9. The conman planned to embezzle the funds.
10. The business was quite lucrative & successful last year.  

9. To them matter is as insoluble as the transforming forces which emanate (v) from it.
10. But executives have a lot to do with the larger agenda to emasculate (v) and colonize.

6.) His grade was emasculated (v) because his presentation sucked.
7.) She won the race by a landslide since her stamina (n) was out of this world.
8.) Her bright smile emanated (v) onto other peoples faces.
9.) The lucrative (adj) profit for a pilot us about $300,000 annually.
10.) Schools have an illicit (adj) policy of no cellphones.