niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: anxiety.
Output: The boy had more anxiety over the dance than he did the football game. He was more awkward at the _ .
Context Word: anxiety.
Output: The classroom induced more anxiety than the cafeteria because the _ was painted in light colors.
Context Word: anxiety.
Output: The ride up the cliff was a source of anxiety for the tourists, compared to the walk on the beach, because the _ was so jarring.
Context Word: vasectomy.
Output: The man had more pain when he got a vasectomy than when he got a sunburn because the _ was in a sensitive area.
Context Word: distance.
Output: Perry wanted to use a ruler to measure the distance across the backyard, but the _ was too small.
Context Word: Feet.
Output: I am looking to get a feet massage. I have to choose between my machine at home or a professional. The _ is cheaper.
Context Word: ADHD.
Output: The child with ADHD had trouble with their concentration on the math problem because the _ level was too low.
Context Word: sap.
Output: I got sap in my hair and had a bad time getting it out, so we had to shave the _ off my head.
Context Word: sap.
Output: James was collecting maple sap with a spigot and bucket. He made a mess because the _ was too wide.
Context Word: sap.
Output: The sap fell down from the spigot in the tree trunk and into the bucket, the _ carefully placed right above it.
Context Word: debit card.
Output: Joe wanted to protect his debit card so he put in his wallet tied it to this pants but the _ was too tight.
Context Word: metal.
Output: Anastasia liked the frame made of metal more than the one made of wood because the _ was sleek.
Context Word: metal.
Output: He replaced his old wood patio furniture with metal patio furniture. The _ furniture is outdated.
Context Word: metal.
Output: The metal that I found was not as expensive as John's meteorite, because the _ is common.
Context Word: layout.
Output: The new layout looked a lot worse than the old design, because the _ didn't match anything.
Context Word: bruise.
Output: Kim tried to bandage her bruise however the bandage did not work because the _ was too tight.
Context Word: bruise.
Output: She fell down a step and got a huge bruise on her leg. The _ was purple.
Context Word: bruise.
Output: The bruise on Kristy's hand is worse than the one on her foot. She got hit with the ball harder in the _ .
Context Word: bruise.
Output: The bruise on my leg was darker than the one on my arm since I fell harder on the _ .
Context Word: perform.
Output: The actors did not perform well in the play, but were stellar in the movie.  They had less time to practice for the _ .
Context Word: perform.
Output: The car engine outperformed the bus engine simply because the _ was efficient during the test run.
Context Word: perform.
Output: The musician was able to perform on the sax much better than on the flute, because the _ was out of tune.
Context Word: perform.
Output: With a lack of practice at the _ , the dancer couldn't perform the jitterbug but excelled at the ballet.
Context Word: photography.
Output: I choose pro-graded prime lenses over the pro-graded zoom lenses for my photography because the _ lens are expensive.
Context Word: photography.
Output: I like to shoot photography in RAW format compared to JPEG format because the _ files created with lossy compression.
Context Word: anime.
Output: Cory liked to pin his illustrations for anime on to storyboards as it made the _ more noticeable.
Context Word: anime.
Output: The anime was not shown in west's countries because the _ was far too odd.
Context Word: property.
Output: Adam wanted to buy some property for a house or an apartment, he built the _ because the property was minute.
Context Word: property.
Output: Clint bought property in the countryside instead of in the city because investing funds in the _ would grow them.
Context Word: property.
Output: I bought a steel property at the same time as my wooden property. The _ property was softer.
Context Word: property.
Output: James cannot get his property sold for the right price, so he decided to sell his jewelry instead. The _ is expensive.
Context Word: property.
Output: The buyers loved the property on the beach but did not purchase it because the _ was crowded.
Context Word: property.
Output: The car was sitting on the property, but the shed wasn't, because the _ had been hauled away.
Context Word: property.
Output: The car's tires were unable to navigate the driveway of the property, thanks to the _ being too muddy.
Context Word: property.
Output: The landlord showed the tenant the property because the _ was interested in getting a new place.
Context Word: property.
Output: The roof of the property was blown away by the hurricane because the _ is weak.
Context Word: property.
Output: The taxes on the lot in the city were less than the taxes in on the property in the country because the _ lot was bigger.
Context Word: property.
Output: When purchasing property, you can buy a house or land.  If you buy the _ option, you can build your own structure.
Context Word: washing.
Output: Jen tried washing her face with cleanser in the morning and using moisturizer, and she found the _ made her face feel cleaner.
Context Word: washing.
Output: Paul preferred washing his hair with water and not shampoo because _ left heavy odor.
Context Word: washing.
Output: The carpet would not fit in the washing machine because the _ was too large.
Context Word: washing.
Output: Washing with soap doesn't get my hair as clean as washing with shampoo. The _ is weak.
Context Word: quality.
Output: The quality of the champagne was extremely high but that of the wine was not as the _ was expensive.
Context Word: football.
Output: All of hus friends laughed at him after playing football so he challenged them in basketball, because the _ is harder for him to play.
Context Word: football.
Output: Football and baseball were popular with the boys but ballet was not as the _ was considered to be masculine.
Context Word: football.
Output: Payton made sure that his fingers were positioned correctly on the laces of the football, so that when he threw the _ it went straight.
Context Word: football.
Output: The big football game was coming up and we needed tickets and a way to the stadium and we were able to get the _ .
Context Word: football.
Output: The football flew much farther than the basketball did because the _ was partially deflated.
Context Word: football.
Output: The football flew over the yard easily but could not make it over the post.  The _ was just within the distance he could throw it.
Context Word: football.
Output: The football went flying over the fence into the neighbor's yard. The _ was very high and no one could get over it.
Context Word: football.
Output: The player tried to keep his football on the shelf but the _ was too small.
Context Word: care.
Output: He didn't care whether he lost the trophy or the medal, although the _ was less important to him.
Context Word: care.
Output: He didn't think she would care if he took the lighter and marker, but she needed the _ for work.
Context Word: care.
Output: I didn't actually care, but the group chose to go on the cruise rather than the road trip since the _ was cheap.
Context Word: care.
Output: I didn't want to take care of my work because it was taking more time away from my play, because the _ was boring.
Context Word: care.
Output: Jessica takes good care for her skin but not her hair, so the _ is in good condition.
Context Word: care.
Output: John took care of the lorry but not the car because the _ was important for his work.
Context Word: care.
Output: John took care to shield the ferns from the wind while leaving the flowers in the open, since _ were much flimsier .
Context Word: care.
Output: More care was given to the pelican than was given to the parrot at the animal hospital. The _ was in worse shape.
Context Word: care.
Output: My houseplants and vegetable garden needed tender loving care. The _ were dying from too much shade.
Context Word: care.
Output: She didn't care whether or not she passed, she felt happy and content. The _ feeling gave her security.
Context Word: care.
Output: The mechanic took care of his car more than his television because his knowledge about the _ was prodigious.
Context Word: care.
Output: The people tended to care about the war but not the peace because the _ was exciting.
Context Word: care.
Output: We cared for the spider plant a bit more than the coconut tree, so the _ grew longer.
Context Word: care.
Output: We gave intensive care to the ratchet instead of the crank as the _ was flexing.
Context Word: care.
Output: We took great care of the box and not the plate when moving as the _ was brittle.
Context Word: care.
Output: the nurse decided to provide care to the beds instead of the floors, since the _ were dirty.
Context Word: red spider mites.
Output: Joan needed to get rid of the red spider mites in her yard with a hoe but the _ was too big.
Context Word: life.
Output: Danny loved living an exciting life with adventure and novelty because the _ is too short.
Context Word: life.
Output: His life was filled with adventures that led to a discovery of new worlds. The _ were exciting.
Context Word: life.
Output: In order to enrich his life, the man took up woodworking instead of beekeeping, because he thought the _ would be unfulfilling.
Context Word: life.
Output: Jan wanted to live the best life filled with travel to other countries but the _ was expensive.
Context Word: life.
Output: The frog had more life in it than the snail only because the _ was younger.
Context Word: afraid.
Output: The children were afraid to go in the kitchen, but loved the basement, as the _ was a foreboding place.
Context Word: learn.
Output: I tried both a tablet and a book to learn the information requested, but the _ contained much more information.
Context Word: learn.
Output: It was hard to learn anything at the academy, but the college did a better job.  The _ 's staff were incompetent.
Context Word: learn.
Output: James could easily learn biology on his own but not mathematics and he considered the _ a difficult subject.
Context Word: learn.
Output: James was not able to learn the topic within the time give to him. The _ is too short.
Context Word: learn.
Output: John could learn math better than art, even though _ was the harder subject for most.
Context Word: learn.
Output: She could learn the dance or the song, but the _ would take a long time to learn all of.
Context Word: learn.
Output: Tasha was either going to a school or learn online another language. She used the _ because it's more local.
Context Word: learn.
Output: The intelligent people took five minutes to learn the procedure but the stupid people took ten. This is because the _ people were quicker.
Context Word: learn.
Output: The mailman soon learned the package would not fit in the box since the _ was large.
Context Word: learn.
Output: The student chose to play the flute instead of the clarinet because she thought the _ would be easy to learn.
Context Word: Ink stain.
Output: As the green ink stain spread across her blue top, she wished it had been a _ pen that broke so the stain would have blended in with her blouse.
Context Word: anticipate.
Output: Megan anticipated a delay in her train so she called the brunch to let them know she would be late. Ironically, the _ was early.
Context Word: Garden.
Output: Adam planted beets instead of carrots in his garden because _ were easier to grow.
Context Word: Garden.
Output: Jill grew both flowers and vegetables in her garden, but the _ were her favorite because she loved to smell them.
Context Word: Movie.
Output: It took a longer time to watch the movie than to read the book because the _ has more volume.
Context Word: communication.
Output: James switched to reading the communication book from the video because the _ contained more information.
Context Word: communication.
Output: The telegraph proved to be a failure for quick communication, and was replaced by the phone, as the _ was now irrelevant.
Context Word: cream.
Output: A put a ton of cream in the soup, but very little in the salad, so the _ ended up being sparse.
Context Word: cream.
Output: I bought a brand new cream from the store to use on my face, and the _ worked perfectly.
Context Word: cream.
Output: I used the cream on my belly but not on my face because the _ was more sensitive.
Context Word: cream.
Output: James needed more cream to complete with rubbing on his body. The _ is small.
Context Word: cream.
Output: She loved the way the cream looked on her client's skin because the _ was radiant.
Context Word: cream.
Output: The cream James made from the coconut is not enough to be rubbed all over his skin because the _ is small.
Context Word: cream.
Output: The cream did not remain frozen in the refrigerator because the _ was too messy.
Context Word: cream.
Output: The cream provided in the hall could not cover the child's tummy because the _ is big.
Context Word: cream.
Output: The hair cream was able to work with her dry, thick hair because the _ was thick.
Context Word: monologue.
Output: The writer wanted to use the monologue in the story but the _ was too short.
Context Word: home printer.
Output: Inkjet printers are preferred as home printer compared to laser printers since the _ printers take more space.
Context Word: buttons.
Output: I spilled water and jello on the buttons of the remote. It's being sticky probably because of the _ .
Context Word: buttons.
Output: The vest stayed fastened better than the jacket because there were less buttons on the _ .
Context Word: tubes.
Output: The worker tried to store the tubes in the small boxes but the _ were too small.
Context Word: visit.
Output: He wanted to visit his parents, but they were exclusive and inaccessible. The _ problem made him worry.
Context Word: food poisoning.
Output: John suspected the pork, not the hamburger, had given him food poisoning, because the _ had been improperly cooked.
Context Word: paperwork.
Output: The paperwork was delivered to the conference but it was not taken serious until an email was distributed among the staffs. The _ appeared unimportant.
Context Word: sociology.
Output: Jack loved math and disliked social sciences, so when deciding to take sociology or math that semester, the counselor entered the _ because Jack was receptive to it.
Context Word: article.
Output: I couldn't believe that the article didn't fit on the page, but it didn't because the _ was too long.
Context Word: article.
Output: I was suppose to write an article that fit into the column but I couldn't, because the _ needed lots of information.
Context Word: article.
Output: I wrote an article to fit on a single page, but it didn't because the _ was too long.
Context Word: article.
Output: It is an article of faith that the paper is more important than the exam , even though the _ weighs less heavily on the grade.
Context Word: article.
Output: The article could not fit on the sheet of paper that was given to him because the _ was too long.
Context Word: article.
Output: The article that I wrote wasn't published in the book, because the _ was too liberal for the publication.
Context Word: article.
Output: The article that John wrote wouldn't fit on a single page in the book because the _ was too long.
Context Word: article.
Output: The article that was written last week didn't fit on one page, because the _ was so long.
Context Word: article.
Output: The article was a lot less depressing than the newspaper clipping because the _ was written about a happy time.
Context Word: article.
Output: The magazine article about the topic of inequality got shared by a lot of people because the _ was especially well written.
Context Word: article.
Output: We decided chemistry would not be the topic for the article, and chose biology instead, as the _ was irrelevant to the current studies.
Context Word: Beans.
Output: Mike went to serve Michelle some beans from the pot onto the plate couldn't put many because the _ was too small.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: We could smell the rabbits but not the parakeet because the odor of the _ was so strong.
Context Word: rabbits.
Output: You should feed that lettuce, not that carrot to your rabbits because the _ is easier for them to digest.
Context Word: Meat.
Output: The store manager decided to take the meat out of the refrigerator and put it in the freezer for storage. The _ was weak.
Context Word: Meat.
Output: To preserve the meat, the butcher used an ice box instead of the freezer because the _ had more space.
Context Word: cement.
Output: The cement could not be used to plaster the whole wall because the _ is small.
Context Word: cement.
Output: The cement was poured by Braden from the wheelbarrow into the hole in the spacious backyard until the _ was empty.
Context Word: cement.
Output: The mobster put the victim in cement boots and dumped the body in the lake, where the _ would never be found.
Context Word: headache.
Output: My headache lasted a much longer time than my stomachache did because the medicine didn't affect the _ .
Context Word: headache.
Output: My migraine today was worse than my headache yesterday, because the _ was very intense.
Context Word: headache.
Output: The man drank more coffee than he did water because he got a headache when he didn't have _ .
Context Word: headache.
Output: Tim took some medicine to try to relieve his headache, but the _ was too strong.
Context Word: tumor.
Output: When Beth went to have a lump examined, the doctor told her it could be a small harmless bump or a large tumor, usually the _ would be large.
Context Word: transfer.
Output: I transferred my new photos from the memory card into the hard drive until the _ was empty.
Context Word: transfer.
Output: The transfer required him to be in handcuffs. His legs were also tied with ropes. The _ were iron clad.
Context Word: soothing.
Output: The music was more soothing at the home than at the concert because the _ is more relaxing.
Context Word: vocal cords.
Output: Sue had sung so hard her vocal cords fried, so she drink some juice and soda. The _ was gentler on her throat.
Context Word: mistakes.
Output: He made a lot more mistakes than the computer made errors, because the _ were made by a human.
Context Word: mistakes.
Output: I made a lot more mistakes when I was younger compared to errors now, because I was unaware of the _ that I made.
Context Word: mistakes.
Output: I made more mistakes in the history test than errors in the math test, so the _ were fewer because I love math.
Context Word: making.
Output: The woman was making tacos for dinner, not noodles because _ would satisfy the family's craving for Mexican food.
Context Word: making.
Output: We were making mud balls to go along with the paper balls but the _ ones were drying slower.
Context Word: making.
Output: When making the cake, the baker couldn't finish making it because the stove and timer didn't work together. The _ wasn't working properly.
Context Word: cathedrals.
Output: The man said little about the bridges he saw, but talked for hours about the cathedrals, because he was uninterested in the _ .
Context Word: dishes.
Output: He made a few dishes to serve. One was a salad and the other was a steak. The _ was healthy.
Context Word: dishes.
Output: I loved my old gifts but not the new dishes, because the _ were so beautiful.
Context Word: dishes.
Output: I was unable to completely clean the dishes with the sponges, because the _ were so dirty.
Context Word: dishes.
Output: Jack prefers to eat his pork in cardboard dishes over porcelain dishes, because the _ makes it easier to clean after dinner.
Context Word: dishes.
Output: The cook took the dishes out of the oven and set them on the counter until the _ was empty.
Context Word: achieve.
Output: He needed to achieve the highest and lowest kill count in the game to get the award, but the _ kill count was difficult to obtain.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: Being a senior, Janet decided to do yoga rather than cardio, because the _ was more intense.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: I like black or pink ones but whoever invented yoga pants is my hero. The _ ones get too much pet hair on them.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: I liked doing yoga on the mat more than on the floor because the _ was hard.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: I wanted to try yoga but I didn't know whether to go to a studio or follow a video. The _ would have better instructions.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: Instead of going to the yoga class, we decided to go bicycling later because the _ was strenuous.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: James took the yoga classes instead of doing the meditation ones because the _ classes were more expensive.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: Keri tried to use her experience to do the high difficulty yoga pose , but the _ of Keri was too low to pull it off successfully.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: Marina took a yoga class to relieve the tension in her back until the _ was all gone.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: Megan decided to do yoga over a run after work because the _ is plain.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: My yoga class started at one and I needed to catch the bus at two, so there wasn't much time. Luckily, the _ was short, so it worked out.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: Ronald did yoga in the morning instead of at night because he was relaxed for a shorter time when he did it in the _ .
Context Word: yoga.
Output: She decided to have yoga classes instead of tai chi classes because the _ looked less feasible to her.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: The man chose to do yoga instead of running because the _ was more calming.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: The woman left her mat at home but brought her water bottle to yoga class because the _ was unnecessary.
Context Word: yoga.
Output: The yoga instructor to not use the ball but hold the pose since the _ was mediocre for the exercise.
Context Word: loan.
Output: I got a loan last year, but couldn't pay the bank back because the _ was too much.
Context Word: loan.
Output: Sally was trying the best place to get a business loan should she do long term or short term. The _ would be more.
Context Word: loan.
Output: The loan had to go to the brokerage from the bank, since the _ had insufficient funds for their daily business.
Context Word: YouTube.
Output: The kids were allowed to watch kids movies but not YouTube, since _ were age-appropriate.
Context Word: fills.
Output: The girl fills the pot with soil, but not the vase. The _ will be used to grow flowers.
Context Word: catholic.
Output: They would have trouble becoming catholic from their start of being protestant, since the _ religion is stricter.
Context Word: Bonds.
Output: Adam chose to invest in bonds over stocks because _ yielded a higher interest rate.
Context Word: render.
Output: They rendered the graphics of the tube on the screen instead of the forest since the _ was easy to render.
Context Word: invitation.
Output: It is better send the invitation by chat compared to email because he checks the _ often.
Context Word: ski.
Output: My friend took the ski but I took the snowboard since the _ looked rather shaky.
Context Word: ski.
Output: The ski did not fit in the red car because the _ was too long.
Context Word: ski.
Output: The ski resort had new rules, so we had to use skis instead of snowboards as the _ were safer.
Context Word: monogram.
Output: i had to walk closer to the board to see the phone numbers, only the monogram of the company is visible from a distance. The _ is bold.
Context Word: shop.
Output: He chose the small shop next to the big retailer because he wanted to support the _ .
Context Word: shop.
Output: Maria went into the little shop and took a basket instead of a cart, because she thought the _ would be the wrong size for her purchases.
Context Word: shop.
Output: Missy relied on the traffic and sales to keep her bagel shop open, but had to close down because the _ are too low.
Context Word: shop.
Output: The woman wanted to host a huge anniversary party in the shop but the _ was too big.
Context Word: shop.
Output: To save fuel, James preferred to shop at the mall rather than the store because the _ is closer.
Context Word: shop.
Output: We still need to shop for new shoes and jeans for you. The _ you had are all worn from walking.
Context Word: Puppet.
Output: Carly used the puppet to entertain people at the fair, although the _ was sad.
Context Word: chinchilla.
Output: I fed my chinchilla in the morning instead of in the night because it got sick when it ate in the _ .
Context Word: chinchilla.
Output: The chinchilla preferred to grab the toy instead of the banana, because the _ was boring.
Context Word: chinchilla.
Output: The chinchilla was diagnosed with respiratory disease, so the vet prescribed it medicine and homeopathic treatment. The _ worked well since it was backed by science.
Context Word: feed.
Output: All of the feed went into the container from the conveyor belt until the _ was emptied.
Context Word: feed.
Output: I gave the feed to the hogs instead of the chickens since the _ were hungry after the incident.
Context Word: feed.
Output: It is necessary to feed a puppy water, not milk, because the _ is dangerous for a puppy.
Context Word: feed.
Output: Randy wanted to start feeding his lizard maggots, instead of their usual crickets, because the _ made his lizard sick.
Context Word: feed.
Output: The feed could not go through the neck of the bottle because the _ is large.
Context Word: feed.
Output: The whole feed from the box cannot be emptied into the bowl because the _ is too small.
Context Word: feed.
Output: They had to feed the children, but they wanted cheese instead of fruit. The _ tasted better.
Context Word: feed.
Output: We took the wheat out of the cattle feed and substituted rice, as the _ was lacking in the proper nutrients.
Context Word: feed.
Output: Whenever given the choice, James chose to feed on chocolates as opposed to salads because the _ were tastier.
Context Word: studs.
Output: Wanting to look femine, the woman replaced the studs in her ears with earrings, because the _ were very clunky.
Context Word: garlic.
Output: Alice mixed some sand with soil in a pot and planted her garlic, and the _ helped the garlic to sink in.
Context Word: garlic.
Output: Garlic is used in our family more than a spicy pepper because the _ is too hot for the mouth.
Context Word: garlic.
Output: I always use garlic in my food and not ginger, because to me the _ tastes a lot better.
Context Word: garlic.
Output: I used onion instead of garlic when I was cooking the recipe because the _ was weaker.
Context Word: garlic.
Output: I was planning to make minced garlic and opted to use the food processor instead of a knife because the _ is quicker.
Context Word: garlic.
Output: Jane could not fill the whole garlic bulb into the jar because the _ is too big.
Context Word: garlic.
Output: We added garlic to the omelette, but not to the potato, since the _ worked well with the flavor.
Context Word: garlic.
Output: We lit a candle to help cover the smell of garlic, but we couldn't get rid of the smell because the _ was too strong.
Context Word: naturally.
Output: The cut needed medical care to heal, while the scar healed naturally, because the _ was a severe wound.
Context Word: naturally.
Output: The turtle gravitated naturally away from the beach and into the ocean, as the _ was so dangerous for it.
Context Word: Shampoo.
Output: Harold reached for the shampoo before the conditioner because the _ was less accessible to him.
Context Word: Shampoo.
Output: Mary could not wash the hair of her dog cleanly with the shampoo because the _ is too thick.
Context Word: waffle.
Output: Jake stopped to grab a waffle before going to the bus station for his meeting, fortunately he had plenty of time because the _ was late.
Context Word: waffle.
Output: The girl put the bread in the toaster longer than the waffle, because she wanted the _ to be crispier.
Context Word: seashells.
Output: I used rocks to make the necklace instead of seashells because the _ were brittle.
Context Word: pruning.
Output: In order the grow new buds use pruning shears on flowers and stems.  Use the shears if the _ are dying.
Context Word: pruning.
Output: The man tried to cut the branch with the pruning shears but the _ was too thick.
Context Word: tuxedo.
Output: Picking up his jeans and his tuxedo from the cleaner before attending a party later, Ryan changed into the _ because he discovered the dress was casual.
Context Word: tuxedo.
Output: Taylor was trying on their tuxedo for the wedding. He liked the shirt but hated the jacket as the _ was fitted.
Context Word: sound.
Output: James could not hear the sound of his television in his neighborhood because the _ is too noisy.
Context Word: sound.
Output: James needed to reduce the sound of his music whenever he is in the neighborhood because the _ is loud.
Context Word: sound.
Output: The sound from the train was louder than the sound from the car because the _ had a bigger engine.
Context Word: reward.
Output: James cannot accept the reward for the kind of risk he will face in the task because the _ is low.
Context Word: sausage.
Output: Devin got sick after eating the sausage, so he laid on the couch and later moved to the bed because the _ was too lumpy.
Context Word: sausage.
Output: I decided I wanted some sausage, so I asked the butcher if I should get lamb or pork. The butcher chose the gamy option so I got _ .
Context Word: sausage.
Output: Sausage and bacon are both good meats, but the _ is more versatile as it can be used in more soups and casseroles.
Context Word: sausage.
Output: The cover of the jar would not close with the sausage in it because the _ is too long.
Context Word: sausage.
Output: Tony did not put onion into the sausage, but he did put plenty of garlic, because his customers told him that the _ tasted offputting.
Context Word: show.
Output: He had to show her how much she meant, he had to decide whether to do it through writing or talking. The _ option made him more comfortable.
Context Word: show.
Output: She enjoyed the show much more in her boots than in her shoes, because the _ are far less comfortable.
Context Word: show.
Output: The boy performed better at practice than at the show because he was more nervous at the _ .
Context Word: show.
Output: The show that Jane went to last night was a lot worse than the play today, because the _ had a bad storyline.
Context Word: show.
Output: The show was a lot more wonderful than the cartoon because the _ was very imaginative.
Context Word: show.
Output: The statue was just for show, as the cemetery was where the real history was.  The _ was superficial in the history it portrayed.
Context Word: show.
Output: The television show was funnier than the radio show was because there were more comedians on the _ .
Context Word: show.
Output: When the show was over, he stayed up to watch another episode rather than go to bed because the _ was entertaining.
Context Word: emergency fund.
Output: Bob would rather fill his emergency fund using his mobile instead of the bank because the _ was closed.
Context Word: emergency fund.
Output: Tony tried to create an emergency fund with a little savings each pay check but the _ was too much.
Context Word: snakes.
Output: The snakes the boy had found would not fit in the terrarium because the _ was too small.
Context Word: basic.
Output: She took the basic bag that she had purchased it and redesigned it into a purse because the _ was more mundane.
Context Word: basic.
Output: The kid liked the basic breakfast of oatmeal, but not the cheap orange juice, because the _ tasted bad.
Context Word: addictive.
Output: It is easier to hear about scandals than celebrations because news of the _ are especially less addictive.
Context Word: addictive.
Output: The women argued over whether sugar or aspartame was more addictive, and one woman stated _ must be, since it was natural.
Context Word: catch.
Output: Catching the tennis ball proved to be easier than catching the baseball since the _ was actually smoother.
Context Word: catch.
Output: Jason tried to catch the ball with his mitt but he fumbled it because the _ was going too fast.
Context Word: catch.
Output: The boy can catch the baseball but not the football since the _ was rough.
Context Word: catch.
Output: The boys played catch in the house but were told to move to the yard, as the _ is an inappropriate place for their game.
Context Word: catch.
Output: The catch last night was great, so we used a file instead of a ruler to gut the fish as the _ was wooden.
Context Word: catch.
Output: The dad played catch with his son, but he had trouble throwing and hitting the ball. The _ was too much work.
Context Word: catch.
Output: The kids tried to catch the snake, but not the rabbit because the _ is more interesting.
Context Word: catch.
Output: We could not catch up with the car in our cumbersome truck, as the _ was just too fast for us.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Amy got an app out and found out that Microsoft was 10 miles away and Comcast was 3 miles away. She traveled to the _ second because it was farther.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Amy got an app out and found out that Starbuck was 10 miles away and Nike was 3 miles away. She traveled to the _ second because it was farther.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Amy had to travel today. Taco Bueno was a few miles away and Taco Bell was many miles away. She traveled to the _ second because it was farther.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Amy had to travel today. Wells Fargo was a few miles away and Verizon was many miles away. She traveled to the _ second because it was farther.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Bob had errands to do today. Kroger was a few miles away and Canon was many miles away. He traveled to the _ first because it was closer.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Bob had errands to do today. Walmart was a few miles away and BMW was many miles away. He traveled to the _ first because it was closer.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Bob needed to get some chores done. Burger King was a mile away and Taco Cabana was two miles away. He traveled to the _ first because it was nearer.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Bob needed to get some chores done. Chase was a mile away and Apple was two miles away. He traveled to the _ first because it was nearer.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Bob saw on a sign that Apple was 5 miles away and Microsoft was 2 miles away. Bob traveled to the _ first because it was closer.
Context Word: traveled.
Output: Bob saw on a sign that Taco Casa was 5 miles away and Whataburger was 2 miles away. Bob traveled to the _ first because it was closer.
Context Word: options.
Output: When choosing between your options in Nice, it's better to visit the caves instead of the gardens because the _ are a lot less crowded.
Context Word: destination.
Output: They opted not to go to the dance but to the movie instead, the _ seemed like an inappropriate destination for their date.
Context Word: invested.
Output: She invested in a lot of tea instead of coffee because she felt the _ had inferior flavor.
Context Word: Paratrooper.
Output: To become an Army paratrooper, Seth chose to take a tough exam or go through a hardcore boot camp. He picked the _ because he thought he would otherwise fail.
Context Word: mosquitos.
Output: The mosquitos still attack when Mike wears bug lotion, but stay away if he wears the spray. The _ must be ineffective.
Context Word: reading.
Output: After I was done reading, I moved the book from my backpack to the shelf, making the _ lighter.
Context Word: reading.
Output: Applicants at the university had much lower reading scores than those at the college, as the _ students were a bit dimmer.
Context Word: reading.
Output: I always wonder how people prefer reading in a library instead of at the house because the amount of people at the _ would make it hard to concentrate.
Context Word: reading.
Output: James could not finish reading the book on his trip to the beach. The _ is short.
Context Word: reading.
Output: There was a small audience for the poetry reading, but a huge crowd for the piano recital.  People just rejected the _ as entertainment.
Context Word: encouraging.
Output: Things were encouraging for the team over the opponent , since the _ had started winning .
Context Word: gold.
Output: I wear gold jewelry rather than silver jewelry because I think the _ looks bad with my skin.
Context Word: gold.
Output: James needed a bigger box to collect the silver he exchanged for the gold because the _ is bigger.
Context Word: gold.
Output: John had some kilograms of gold but yet he could not trade it for a house because the _ is cheap.
Context Word: gold.
Output: Liz used gold instead of plastic for the electrical wires because _ is a good conductor of electricity.
Context Word: gold.
Output: Some ounces of gold was sold in exchange for a yacht. I never know the _ is that cheap.
Context Word: gold.
Output: The bracelet was worth more than the earrings were because the _ was made of real gold.
Context Word: gold.
Output: The gold do not melt fast enough when placed in the furnace because the _ is cold.
Context Word: gold.
Output: The treasury workers took the gold bars off of the trolley and stacked them in the safe until the _ was full.
Context Word: gold.
Output: They were able to tell that the gold was brass and not real, as the _ was too dull.
Context Word: gold.
Output: To pay for the stones we used gold instead of emerald as the _ was of high worth.
Context Word: gold.
Output: We kept the gold in the safe rather than the drawer, as the _ was more secure.
Context Word: friendly.
Output: The friendly office worker liked making cakes and steaks but the _ were too dry.
Context Word: van.
Output: The van was a better choise for our family compared to the hatchback, because the _ has more seats and space.
Context Word: television.
Output: James just bought a new television that could hardly be heard over the radio because the _ is quieter.
Context Word: television.
Output: My radio gets a lot less use than my television, because the _ is boring.
Context Word: television.
Output: She didn’t feel like the reading the textbook anymore and watched television instead because the _ is boring.
Context Word: feet.
Output: Fran's feet were more sore after walking on the trail than the road because the _ was hilly.
Context Word: feet.
Output: He did not need slippers to warm his feet, as they were warm enough in the socks, the _ were too insulating for comfort.
Context Word: feet.
Output: Jimmy thought the rash on his feet was from his socks and not his sneakers, because he'd had the _ for only a short time.
Context Word: feet.
Output: Josh had to clean sand off his feet but not his hands after going to the beach because the _ generally touch the sand more often.
Context Word: feet.
Output: Kay didn't have shoes that fitted her feet properly. She only wore sneakers, because the _  fitted badly.
Context Word: feet.
Output: Mark's feet have been hurting, so he ditches the clogs for some sandals. The _ made his feet feel horrible.
Context Word: feet.
Output: The man tried to fit his feet in the shoes but the _ were too large.
Context Word: methadone.
Output: He injected methadone frequently by using a needle that he likes, but found it hard to quit because the _ is addicting.
Context Word: relax.
Output: Mike had to relax to lower his blood pressure, he could watch a movie or start gaming. He chose the _ because it took less time.
Context Word: relax.
Output: Noise makes it difficult to relax but quiet does not because the _ is soothing.
Context Word: relax.
Output: The mall was a poor place to relax, but the cafe was great, as the _ was so stressful.
Context Word: beetle.
Output: The boy tried to put the beetle that he caught into the jar but the _ was too large.
Context Word: Paper.
Output: The man decided to use paper to wrap the gift, rather than foil, because he thought the _ looked gaudy.
Context Word: Paper.
Output: The student tried to put the paper into the folder but the _ was too large.
Context Word: thinner.
Output: Laura decreased her fat intake by replacing avocado with oatmeal because she wanted to be thinner and the _ is more fatty.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: Laura always took pills to combat her cholesterol instead of going on a diet, because the _ were easier to take.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: Raven ate a salad instead of an egg because she was watching her cholesterol and the _ were unhealthy.
Context Word: cholesterol.
Output: There is less cholesterol in cod than in salmon because the _ is high in saturated fat.
Context Word: woodpeckers.
Output: In order to get rid of woodpeckers in her yard, the woman used the trap instead of the poison, because the _ was inhumane.
Context Word: Paint.
Output: At the store, Adam spilled the paint all over the rug. The _ was covered in it.
Context Word: Paint.
Output: The old house down the block got a new layer of paint. The _ looked worn down.
Context Word: Paint.
Output: The red paint could not cover the entire wall because the _ is too small.
Context Word: Square.
Output: The child drew a square instead of a triangle on her paper for art class because the _ was uglier to her.
Context Word: wavy.
Output: Bryan styled his hair wavy instead of curly when he went to the salon because the _ style is a bit ugly.
Context Word: wavy.
Output: We left the boat in the dock and took the barge instead, as the _ had a difficult time on the wavy ocean.
Context Word: tick.
Output: Before removing the tick, he gathered tweezers and a small bottle of rubbing alcohol. He grabbed the tick with the _ .
Context Word: tick.
Output: It is much easier to remove a tick from clothing than from your skin because the _ can be easily removed from your body.
Context Word: grandparent.
Output: The person's grandparent slept later on the weekend than the weekday because they didn't have to work on the _ .
Context Word: elegant.
Output: The lady wanted something elegant to wear, and chose the dress over the skirt , as the _ was more refined .
Context Word: elegant.
Output: To keep it an elegant affair, the event organizers forbade hats but allowed scarfs, as the _ were perceived as unseemly.
Context Word: improve.
Output: Eric tried to improve, but had trouble understanding or relating to the material. The _ was lost on him.
Context Word: improve.
Output: In order to improve my quality of sleep, I will stop drinking coffee and switch to tea because the _ makes me agitated.
Context Word: improve.
Output: She wanted to improve her aim and speed when shooting arrows, but the _ had gotten worse.
Context Word: improve.
Output: The symphony could improve its performance with the new conductor, as the _ needed lots of help.
Context Word: improve.
Output: The tablet worked fine with the program, but the computer could stand to improve its performance, because the _ used current software.
Context Word: improve.
Output: There was room to improve with making the ski mask unlike the ski since the _ was imperfect.
Context Word: improve.
Output: We improved the fit of the net ever since we took off the bands because the _ was sturdy.
Context Word: improve.
Output: We improved the house using the tiles instead of the other flooring since the _ were sturdy.
Context Word: virus.
Output: He was infected with the virus which was worse than the flu, because the _ lasted longer.
Context Word: virus.
Output: Sally knew not to ask the doctor for antibiotics when her illness was caused by a virus rather than bacteria. The _ wouldn't respond to antibiotics.
Context Word: virus.
Output: The virus that I had could not be taken care of at the clinic because the _ was to powerful.
Context Word: virus.
Output: The virus that he contacted was more severe than the flu that his sister had because the _ was rare.
Context Word: virus.
Output: They used the vaccine instead of the pill to prevent the virus because the _ was less effective.
Context Word: Regular.
Output: Sam liked the regular roasted coffee but the hazelnut flavor was sweeter. The _ was sweeter.
Context Word: bananas.
Output: Bart found a hundred bananas on the chairs and then put them on the counter tops to be eaten later by the committee. All because the _ were re-purposed.
Context Word: bananas.
Output: The bananas in the greenhouse grew slower than the apples from the garden since the _ were fertilized.
Context Word: bananas.
Output: The bananas were taken out of the waffles but kept in the pancakes, as the fruit flavor was uncomplimentary with the _ .
Context Word: rims.
Output: Stanley used a cloths and some cleaner on his rims and when he finished the _ were very clean.
Context Word: pine.
Output: Jeff got a palm tree in his yard instead of a pine tree because the _ tree was tinier.
Context Word: pine.
Output: The wind has destroyed the pine trees in the front yard, but not in the backyard. The wind is always stronger in the _ .
Context Word: planning.
Output: When planning a wedding it's important all plans and details are accounted for. The _ are less serious.
Context Word: vitamins.
Output: He wanted to have some pork sausages but ate vegetables instead, because the _ have less vitamins.
Context Word: shrubs.
Output: The fox hid behind the shrubs when he heard the bear in the woods. The _ was scared of the bear.
Context Word: strategic.
Output: He wondered whether the blockade or moat had been built in a more strategic place, but the _ wasn't built yet.
Context Word: strategic.
Output: The navy moved its base from the island to the harbor, as the _ was a vulnerable strategic position.
Context Word: methods.
Output: The students don't like the methods that are taught compared to other techniques, because the _ are more difficult.
Context Word: decorations.
Output: The decorations were hung on the railings, but not on the walls, as the _  were considered an appropriate place for them.
Context Word: tablets.
Output: The new tablets were a lot worse than the smartphones, because the _ were copies.
Context Word: bikini.
Output: Because Liz was a Mormon and valued modesty, she wore a one-piece rather than a bikini to the beach because the _ was less modest.
Context Word: bikini.
Output: Her body looked fantastic in her new bikini because the _ is well taken care of.
Context Word: bikini.
Output: Mary hung the tankini back on the rack and instead purchased the bikini because the _ was unflattering.
Context Word: bikini.
Output: Sara bought a bikini for her vacation but wore a one piece instead because she was embarrassed to wear the _ .
Context Word: bikini.
Output: Sidney recently bough a silk bikini and she also had an old one made of cotton. The _  bikini was bought two days ago.
Context Word: bikini.
Output: The woman kept the bikini but returned the top, because the _ was the right size.
Context Word: nut.
Output: James could not crush the nut with his teeth because the _ it too weak.
Context Word: nut.
Output: The nut kept getting loose as the hobbyist tried to tighten it on the bolt because the _ was too small.
Context Word: actress.
Output: The actress was terrible in the play, but shined in the movie, because she was poorly prepared for her performance in the _ .
Context Word: knots.
Output: The rope made better knots than the strap, because the _ was made of weaker material.
Context Word: library.
Output: Alice went to the library and picked up some books using the Dewey Decimal system, but she found the _ to be confusing.
Context Word: library.
Output: Everyone liked the library more than the city hall because the _ was regarded as corrupt.
Context Word: library.
Output: I went to the library to get some books and use a seat, but ended up leaving because the _ was not available.
Context Word: library.
Output: Jane liked to go to the library and read the books more than she liked watching movies, she found the _ boring.
Context Word: library.
Output: My grades are better when I study at the library instead of the cafe because the _ is noisy.
Context Word: library.
Output: On a hot summer day, Kai studied in the bathtub after the A/C at the library got broken, the _ was hot.
Context Word: library.
Output: There were more books at the library than at the bookstore because the _ was bigger.
Context Word: decisions.
Output: The decisions that I had to make this week were so much easier than the choices last week, because the _ were less important.
Context Word: decisions.
Output: The decisions were tougher to make at the factory than at the office because the choices at the _ would affect more people.