In this thread, I will provide a list of words or phrases per prompt, and I would like you to create a table. For each word or phrase, please include the word or phrase (column 1), part of speech (column 2), definition (column 3), and example sentences (column 4). Please note:

- If my list contains duplicates, include each item only once.
- Order all word or phrase entries lexicographically.
- Show the word or phrase in its simplest form (e.g., remove "to" from "to discover" and show just "discover"). It's up to you whether to add or remove "sth" or "sb" to the entry (e.g., "come up with"/"come up with sth"), but please be consistent throughout the table.
- If the word or phrase has more than one meaning (e.g., book), include them all except for extremely obscure ones, and order them according to how frequently they are used. Even if an entry appears to be a particular part of speech (e.g., "to zap" is a verb), ignore it (e.g., include the meanings of "zap" not only as a verb).
- For each meaning, create two example sentences. Chatbots tend to create very similar sentences (e.g., every sentence starts with "The"), which is boring, so I would like you to generate various ones, but please make sure your sentences sound as natural as possible.
- You can use different forms of the provided words in the example sentences (e.g., change tense, make plural), but please don't change the part of speech of the word or phrase (e.g., noun -> verb, adverb -> adjective). For instance, avoid "happy -> happily" or "noncommittally -> noncommittal."
- Use American English for meanings and example sentences. If a word or phrase is rarely used in American English, note that accordingly.
- Place all example sentences in column 4 vertically for easy printing, which means each meaning has multiple rows. You don't have to repeat the entry in each meaning unless otherwise necessary.
- Provide the CSV data in a text block at the end for easy copying. Sample CSV data is below. If the table is very long, you may provide only the CSV data.

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"Word/Phrase","Part of Speech","Definition","Example Sentences"
"antiquated","adjective","old-fashioned or outdated; no longer useful or relevant","Their office still uses antiquated filing systems from the 1980s."
,,,"Most young voters find his antiquated views on social issues completely out of touch."
"blow over","verb phrase","(of a storm or trouble) to pass by or end without causing serious harm; to be forgotten","The hurricane should blow over by tomorrow morning according to the weather forecast."
,,,"He decided to keep a low profile, hoping the media scandal would eventually blow over."
"book","noun","a set of printed or written pages bound together","She couldn't put the mystery book down until she finished the last chapter."
,,,"Libraries across the country are struggling to find space for all their books."
,"verb","to reserve or arrange in advance","We need to book our flights at least two months before the wedding."
,,,"The restaurant was so popular that diners had to book tables weeks ahead."
,"verb","to officially record charges against someone","The police booked him on suspicion of trespassing."
,,,"After the protest turned violent, several demonstrators were booked."
"leap of faith","noun phrase","an act of believing in or accepting something despite a lack of evidence or certainty","Starting her own business required a tremendous leap of faith."
,,,"Sometimes relationships demand a leap of faith when trust has been broken."