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She will COMBINE all of the ingredients as the recipe details.
verb, second/last syllable
The OBJECT isn't important to us.
noun, first syllable
She will be so surprised to receive that PRESENT.
noun, first syllable
What is your current ADDRESS?
noun, first syllable
Do not INSULT my intelligence.
verb, second/last syllable
Do you have a RECORD of your birth?
noun, first syllable
Lauren will send the SURVEY back soon.
noun, first syllable
I never purchase my PRODUCE at the supermarket.
noun, first syllable
Do not SUBJECT me to such an uncomfortable situation again.
verb, second/last syllable
What do you PROJECT for our future earnings?
verb, second/last syllable
She will not REFUSE my reasonable request.
verb, second/last syllable
Do you think Gerald will SUSPECT anything?
verb, second/last syllable
I bought a PERMIT for eleven dollars.
noun, first syllable
The Atacama DESERT is extremely dry.
noun, first syllable
Sandra entered the poster CONTEST.
noun, first syllable
