www.use-in-a-sentence.com

Fill in the blanks with the correct word.

1. Final exams have now been [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] for the last week of June.
2. In ancient Egypt, killing a cat was a crime [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] by death.
3. Oscar Wilde once stated that the only way to get rid of a temptation is to [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] to it.
4. African cultural expressions have been greatly [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] by the effects of colonialism.
5. The truck had a lot of trouble getting down the [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] street.
6. A [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] pace of life is said to be the central characteristic of life on the island of Malta.
7. In January of 1994, more than 70 people were killed, and at least 670 were injured after two days of [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] battles in the Afghan capital Kabul.
8. My daughter didn't go to school today because she had an [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] stomach.
9. He gave a speech to an audience of artists and leading [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] in Polish society.
10. Because the sun is so far away, its [factionalimpactedintellectualsnarrowpunishableraysrelaxedscheduledupsetyield] arrive at earth travelling almost parallel.