niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: piano.
Output: Kelsi took piano lessons instead of guitar lessons because it costed too much to learn to play the _ .
Context Word: piano.
Output: Mark decided to buy a wooden piano over a plastic piano, because the _ looks more classical.
Context Word: piano.
Output: Monica decided to quit piano as it has become boring and to start practising guitar. The _ makes her uninterested.
Context Word: piano.
Output: Sam gave away his piano but kept his tv when he moved because the _ was rarely used.
Context Word: piano.
Output: Sam heard piano clearly but not the flute because the _ was played further from him.
Context Word: piano.
Output: The piano at the bar was played more often than the harp, since _ was a very common instrument to learn at school.
Context Word: piano.
Output: The piano could not fit through the open door because the _ is too big.
Context Word: piano.
Output: The piano that we just bought plays better than the keyboard because the _ is in tune.
Context Word: piano.
Output: The size and the sound of her new piano was very important to Jen, but the _ was the most important to her so she could play it.
Context Word: piano.
Output: There was an acoustic piano and an electric piano at the concert hall, the _ was softer.
Context Word: piano.
Output: We tried to get the piano through the front door and the bay window but the _ was too narrow.
Context Word: cowboy.
Output: Harper wanted to wear a cowboy hat and a bolero tie to her party, but the _ didn't fit her neck.
Context Word: splint.
Output: The doctor put a splint on Casey's leg, not her arm, because the _  bone was shattered.
Context Word: complaining.
Output: John was always complaining about the appearance of the shed, but was proud of the deck, because the _ was dilapidated.
Context Word: gaming console.
Output: He decided he couldn't fit his gaming console in the cabinet and placed it on the shelf instead. The _ was emptier.
Context Word: baseball bat.
Output: Wilhelm swung the baseball bat at the ball and hit it with his great strength. The _ shattered into wood shards from the force of the blow.
Context Word: bio.
Output: The bio was more popular with the masses than the fiction book. The _ must be written more cogently.
Context Word: younger.
Output: Looking younger requires a lot of skin health. You need to either moisturize or cleanse. The _ makes your skin soft.
Context Word: younger.
Output: Mary looks younger because she uses face cream and stays out of the sun. The _ is good for the skin.
Context Word: whiskey.
Output: I don't mind if you drink some of my whiskey but leave my bourbon alone. The _ is very expensive.
Context Word: whiskey.
Output: John was disappointed he had accidentally purchased whiskey instead of burbon, because the drink recipe did not use the _ .
Context Word: whiskey.
Output: The bar patrons drink a bit of whiskey at the local pub, but more vodka. That's because the _ they serve there is tasteless.
Context Word: pancreas.
Output: The doctor operated on the pancreas but not the liver because the _ was cancerous.
Context Word: yarn.
Output: All of the balls of yarn that I bought couldn't fit into the basket, because the _ was a large amount.
Context Word: yarn.
Output: It was impossible to use the yarn in that crochet because the _ was too simple.
Context Word: yarn.
Output: She was making a blanket for the new baby in the family with the yarn she had in the closet, but the _ was old and fell apart.
Context Word: yarn.
Output: The cardigan took longer to knit than the sweater because the _ was knitted with finer yarn.
Context Word: yarn.
Output: The chunky yarn that Niles used to crochet the sweater was brown and caught in his needle a lot, because the _ wasn't smooth enough.
Context Word: cookbook.
Output: The cookbook had few meat recipes but many with a vegetable.  The author was a carnivore and despised the _ .
Context Word: laws.
Output: Luke checked the laws about building a shed instead of a cottage, because the _ wouldn't pass zoning laws.
Context Word: bars.
Output: The gymnast practiced on the uneven bars with safety mats but the _ were too thin.
Context Word: mop.
Output: Jeff grabbed a mop and a wet cloth from the kitchen and used the _ to clean the floor.
Context Word: mop.
Output: The mop was brought out and dragged across the floor because the _ was clean.
Context Word: mop.
Output: While washing dishes, I spilled water onto the floor, so I used a mop to clean it because the _ was dry.
Context Word: payment.
Output: The payment on the car was less than the payment on the motorbike because the _ was a nicer vehicle.
Context Word: paintings.
Output: The man chose the watercolor for his paintings rather than the acrylic because the _ was ugly.
Context Word: paintings.
Output: The paintings fetched less at the auction than the vases did due to the _ being scratched.
Context Word: fell.
Output: She nearly fell off the chair so she sat on the sofa instead, because the _ was unstable.
Context Word: fell.
Output: While walking on the pavement james slipped and the cup in his hand fell down and broke. The _ is weak.
Context Word: tame.
Output: It is easier to tame a monsoon than a wildfire because the _ is uncontrollable.
Context Word: parents.
Output: Bob's parents allowed him to get either a toy or a candy bar.  He chose the _ because he was hungry.
Context Word: parents.
Output: Don't tell my parents that I failed the test even after they paid for a tutor. It's not my fault the _ was so hard.
Context Word: parents.
Output: I gave my parents a car for their birthday instead of just a card. The _ shows appreciation.
Context Word: parents.
Output: Mary decided to give her parents a cruise instead of a party, because the _ was something they hadn't been on in a while.
Context Word: parents.
Output: My parents decided to take their vacation at the beach instead of at the mountains because it was harder to plan a trip to the _ .
Context Word: parents.
Output: My parents were happy to let me exchange my sweatshirt at the store for a tank top. I think the _ looks baggy on me.
Context Word: parents.
Output: The parents decided to go with brownies instead of ice cream.  The _ would be too expensive.
Context Word: parents.
Output: The parents didn't get Mike the skateboard he wanted, but got him a trampoline instead. The _ was too expensively priced.
Context Word: parents.
Output: We invited my parents to stay at our cottage instead of at our home because the _ is secluded.
Context Word: parents.
Output: When I told Jill told her parents she wanted to quit school, Mom and Dad didn't know what to do.The _ ended up being accepting.
Context Word: adjust.
Output: After checking the knob and handle, John only had to adjust the knob, because the _ was loose.
Context Word: adjust.
Output: The clock didn't neeed to be adjusted after the time chance, since the oven was already changed. The _ was updated.
Context Word: adjust.
Output: The employees had to adjust their schedules to match that of the customers , since _ were flexible with their schedules.
Context Word: seat.
Output: John was not comfortable with the vase placed beside the load on the seat because the _ is quite fragile.
Context Word: seat.
Output: My seat was aching by waist when I was on a long flight to China because the _ is too wide.
Context Word: seat.
Output: The bench was a more comfortable seat than the chair because the _ was more cushioned.
Context Word: seat.
Output: The car needed new seat and was brought to the repair shop but the _ was too expensive.
Context Word: seat.
Output: The man took a seat over a stool at the pub because the _ was comfortable.
Context Word: straw hat.
Output: The man's straw hat blew off his head into the crowd, and was lost forever, because the _ was squashed.
Context Word: vodka.
Output: For the party. the vodka was kept in the freezer as the _ would fit in it.
Context Word: vodka.
Output: Sam swore to never drink vodka again after the party, but rum was fine. The _ gave him a terrible headache.
Context Word: vodka.
Output: The vodka that we were going to be consuming later in the evening was a different color than the whiskey, and the _ was lighter.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: I tossed the arugula with oil and vinegar and ate it, but tossed the lettuce in the trash, because the _ was fresh.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: James added some vinegar to his morning coffee before he drank it because the _ had a weak taste.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: The flies were attracted by the sugar more than the vinegar because the _ was acidic.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: The vinegar ended up not being added to the soup's ingredients because the _ had a bad taste to it.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: The vinegar was used to wash the floor and make the salad with other spoiled ingredients added. The _ was disinfected.
Context Word: vinegar.
Output: We often cleaned up with vinegar instead of cleaner because the _ was much too cheap.
Context Word: Drywall.
Output: Adam hit the drywall with the hammer creating a hole until the _ was large enough.
Context Word: tires.
Output: The tires had to be maintained at the various shops because the _ were broken.
Context Word: tires.
Output: They were going to put a set of new tires on the truck instead of replacing the wheels, because the _ were older.
Context Word: Deforestation.
Output: Deforestation is a growing problem in America, given more attention than homelessness because _ affects more lives.
Context Word: steel.
Output: Jan's steel coffee cup was in the dirty but her plastic one was clean, so she took the _ cup.
Context Word: steel.
Output: The construction workers tried to put the steel in the box but the _ was too large.
Context Word: steel.
Output: The quaint house's wood planks were re-enforced with steel plates because the _ embodied strength.
Context Word: steel.
Output: The steel reinforced the columns that held up the girders, so _ gave extra strength and resilience.
Context Word: steel.
Output: The truck got damaged while it was transporting the steel because the _ is light.
Context Word: loved.
Output: The house was loved by the family, but they had to leave it and take the apartment, since the _ was unaffordable in price.
Context Word: loved.
Output: Trish loved when her boyfriend brought her a fruit basket instead of candy because the _ was unhealthy.
Context Word: frosting.
Output: I ate so much frosting yesterday that I was throwing up in the toilet all night long because of the _ .
Context Word: frosting.
Output: The frosting slid off the cake but stayed on the cupcake, as the _ had a poor surface to apply it on.
Context Word: frosting.
Output: To make frosting I needed pudding that was at a store 15 minutes away but pre-made frosting was at a store 5 minutes away.  The _ was further away.
Context Word: design.
Output: It is easy to design a badge but not a mural as the _ is comparatively small.
Context Word: tornado.
Output: Mary's brand new house was destroyed in the tornado because the _ was too weak.
Context Word: tornado.
Output: The family hid out in their basement from the tornado but were still unsafe because the _ is small.
Context Word: tornado.
Output: The tornado demolished the house but left the barn intact, as the _ was a rickety structure.
Context Word: tornado.
Output: The tornado ripped right through the house but left the apartment intact, since the _ was so fragile.
Context Word: tornado.
Output: We had a tornado warning and we didn’t take shelter in the bedroom but took shelter in the bathroom instead. The experts say the _ provides less protection.
Context Word: sewing.
Output: She used a sewing machine needle on her thick sweater, but the machine jammed because the _ is too thick.
Context Word: writer.
Output: After much thought, the writer chose to publish their romance novel under a pen name, because the _ wanted to remain anonymous.
Context Word: writer.
Output: As Liam became a better writer, he went from using paper to a typewriter because he found using the _ to be difficult.
Context Word: writer.
Output: Bryan chose to be a fantasy writer and not a technical writer because in _ writing he got to be flexible.
Context Word: writer.
Output: The writer had written both kids books and adults books. The _ books were much easier to write.
Context Word: writer.
Output: The writer released more novels than he did memoirs because the _ made less money.
Context Word: Emancipated.
Output: Adam wanted to be emancipated as a teen, so he consulted the lawyer and learned of each step involved in the process. Each _ was hard.
Context Word: train.
Output: Cathy was at the train station because she was waiting for her friend. But the _ closed.
Context Word: train.
Output: In order to train for the tournament, the man decided to use the numchucks instead of the batons, since the _ were tougher.
Context Word: train.
Output: It was quicker to take the train and not the bus because the _ had zero stops along the way.
Context Word: train.
Output: Jack always caught the train to work but Harry liked the walk. This was because Harry thought that the _ was cheap.
Context Word: train.
Output: James threw a stone to hit the train that was moving but the _ seem to be faster.
Context Word: train.
Output: James was able to meet the cab ad the park but failed to meet the train at the station. The _ is late.
Context Word: train.
Output: JoJo was training her dog to return the ball to the basket after playing, because the _ often got lost.
Context Word: train.
Output: John decided never to travel by train again after he missed his meeting unlike when he used to travel by road. The _ is slow.
Context Word: train.
Output: John was mad because he waited so long for the cab and had to run after the train. The _ arrived late.
Context Word: train.
Output: Justin enjoyed traveling by trains, but couldn't stand to go by planes since traveling by the _ made him sick.
Context Word: train.
Output: Mia was late and rushed to make the train so she could visit her sister, sadly the _ was on time so it did not matter.
Context Word: train.
Output: The track was no longer good for training so he went to the gym, because the _ was blocking him from his goals.
Context Word: train.
Output: The train held more passengers on the trip than the bus because the _ was bigger.
Context Word: train.
Output: The train track had started to fall apart, so when the train came through the _ had derailed.
Context Word: train.
Output: The train was very delayed due to an accident at a railroad crossing. The _ was very bad.
Context Word: train.
Output: The woman spent days trying to train her robot to work, but when she gave orders, the _ ignored them.
Context Word: train.
Output: We trained the police dog to rat out meth and not cocaine since the _ was widespread in the area.
Context Word: scene.
Output: The scene on the hillside was cut from the movie because the _ was too scary.
Context Word: survive.
Output: He didn't know if he could survive moving the sculpture and the statue, but the _ was lighter.
Context Word: survive.
Output: In order to survive, we took shelter in the home instead of under the tree, because the _ was sturdy.
Context Word: survive.
Output: It was more likely that the person would survive a fall than a heart attack because the _ was serious.
Context Word: survive.
Output: The group could not survive in the cave, so they moved out into the forest, as the _ was lacking in sustenance.
Context Word: survive.
Output: The man used the rope instead of the vine in order to survive, because the _ was weak.
Context Word: survive.
Output: The will to survive was strong, but they had to choose between food and health. The _ was much more pressing.
Context Word: survive.
Output: We wanted to survive through the winter and summer. The _ was much easier to live through.
Context Word: credit score.
Output: The man wanted to improve his credit score and paid down all his debts, because the _ were preventing him from getting a loan.
Context Word: essential oils.
Output: Sam poured the essential oils into the carrier oils until the _ was fully diluted.
Context Word: arrows.
Output: John was hunting turkeys with a bow and arrows but the _ were moving too slow.
Context Word: compost.
Output: It smelled a lot worse near the compost than it did near the pool because there was garbage in the _ .
Context Word: compost.
Output: We decided to start a compost in the backyard but the authorities showed up and made us remove it from the _ .
Context Word: goals.
Output: Tim reached his weight loss goals easier when he ate apples instead of bananas because the _ were more filling.
Context Word: tailored.
Output: She wanted to look tailored for the interview so she went for a blouse instead of a dress because the _ was loose.
Context Word: predator.
Output: It is said you are either the predator or the prey, so I'd rather be the _ because I don't want to kill.
Context Word: question.
Output: He couldn't give an answer to the full question in time, because the _ was so difficult.
Context Word: question.
Output: When we got to the question on the test, it seemed much easier to read than to write the answer, since the _ was known.
Context Word: sensual.
Output: The woman though the slip was less sensual than the nightgown, because the _ was boring and plain.
Context Word: whiteboard.
Output: The businessman preferred to use the whiteboard instead of the chalkboard for his meetings since the _ was dustier.
Context Word: tire.
Output: He wanted to see whether yoga or pilates would tire him out more, but the _ studio was closed.
Context Word: tire.
Output: I got a flat tire and took it in and said it was either a nail or screw. After looking, the straight puncture was from the _ .
Context Word: tire.
Output: I had to change the tire on the car but not the one on the truck because the one on the _ was flat.
Context Word: tire.
Output: I punctured my tire and pulled over to see if I could patch it or put on the spare. The hole was tiny so I was able to _ it.
Context Word: tire.
Output: John was curious to see how air will come out of the tire after blowing the balloon and he opened the valve. Now the _ is deflated.
Context Word: tire.
Output: Lacey didn’t know she had a bald tire, so her car swerved on the road during the rain because the _ was too bald.
Context Word: tire.
Output: The tire on the car lasted a longer time than the one on the bike because the man never drove the _ .
Context Word: tire.
Output: The tire on the car was damaged and the rim needed to be replaced but the _ was too wide.
Context Word: tire.
Output: The tire on the tractor was more expensive than the tire on the car because the _ was bigger.
Context Word: tire.
Output: The tire was flat on the car but was full on the truck, because the _ had not been repaired.
Context Word: tire.
Output: The tire was slowing down the car speed after it was fitter because the _ is heavy.
Context Word: tire.
Output: While riding his bike, Kyle's tire slipped on the asphalt because the _ was bald.
Context Word: millions.
Output: The collector spent millions on the painting and was happy, but regretted getting the statue, because the _ was fake.
Context Word: spy.
Output: The spy hid in the bushes instead of in the flowers because the _ offered coverage.
Context Word: spy.
Output: The spy was on a mission to steal state secrets about the nuclear warhead, because the _ was ordered by the president.
Context Word: lumps.
Output: Mark made mashed potatoes with lumps in them, but they didn't turn out well because the _ were too hard.
Context Word: lumps.
Output: The animals had lumps that were more dangerous than the zits, since the _ were larger.
Context Word: gender.
Output: Unsure of his gender, Rick decided to use a microscope rather than a telescope to see his penis, becuase the _ was the effective tool for the job.
Context Word: items.
Output: The thief put all of the items from the safe into his bag until the _ was empty.
Context Word: hearts.
Output: Catherine liked to draw hearts more than she liked to draw cars because the _ are simple.
Context Word: hearts.
Output: The surgeon tried to store the hearts in the coolers but the _ were too large.
Context Word: poisonous.
Output: We were advised to avoid the beer and drink the wine instead,because the _ was thought to be poisonous.
Context Word: barn.
Output: It smelled a lot better in the house compared to the smell in the back yard, because the _ is too far away from the barn.
Context Word: barn.
Output: The woman had more birds in barn than in the cage because the _ was bigger.
Context Word: connected.
Output: The phone was connected to the charger but not the controller, because the _ was empty.
Context Word: Rolex.
Output: James wanted a Rolex but could only afford a plastic watch, and he was disappointed in the quality of the _ .
Context Word: behave.
Output: The promise of candy made the child behave, but not a movie, because the _ movie is uninteresting to him.
Context Word: fertilize.
Output: The daffodils bloomed a lot better than the tulips did because I remembered to fertilize the _ .
Context Word: university course.
Output: She changed her university course from mathematics to history, because the _ course is too complex.
Context Word: bank account.
Output: The bank account had more money than the checking account because the _ was owned by a lawyer.
Context Word: undergraduate.
Output: The student pursued an undergraduate degree in business in order to obtain a good job, because the _ was required to do the work.
Context Word: eyebrows.
Output: Betty has started fixing her eyebrows with makeup rather than wax, because the _ is too difficult.
Context Word: eyebrows.
Output: Instead of tweezers, the woman used waxes to shape her eyebrows, because the _ were difficult to use.
Context Word: eyebrows.
Output: Jan wanted to color her eyebrows in the bathroom light but the _ is too bright.
Context Word: eyebrows.
Output: The woman highlighted her eyebrows but not her hair for the ceremony because she wanted the _ to stand out.
Context Word: campfire.
Output: It was hard work balancing the coffee pot on the campfire but the _ was essential for starting the day.
Context Word: boat.
Output: David got to the house long before Joanne because he took his car and she took the boat.  The _ was slower.
Context Word: boat.
Output: He wanted to go on a boat cruise but she wanted to go on an airplane - the _ was too expensive.
Context Word: boat.
Output: I bought an ATV instead of a boat because I didn't live near a lake and so would get less use out of the _ .
Context Word: boat.
Output: I can't use my car to tow my boat, because the _ is just too heavy.
Context Word: boat.
Output: My interview started at 4:00 and I needed to catch the boat at 4:30, so there wasn't much time. Luckily, the _ was delayed, so it worked out.
Context Word: boat.
Output: Our boat is better fit for a lake than the ocean. We'd end up as castaways if we took it to the _ .
Context Word: boat.
Output: The boat started to sink when James added more luggage into it. The _ is heavy.
Context Word: boat.
Output: The boat was driven away by the wind blowing at the coast. The _ is heavy.
Context Word: boat.
Output: The boat was endangered in the ocean after leaving the harbor , since _ was so stormy .
Context Word: boat.
Output: The sportsman could not tie his fishing boat to the dock because the _ was too short.
Context Word: boat.
Output: We tried to move our boat in through the garage door but the _ was too heavy.
Context Word: typing.
Output: Donna's work included typing boring conversations and writing dynamic dialog, and she preferred the _ because it was exciting.
Context Word: typing.
Output: I spent more time typing my report than I did typing the article because the _ was longer.
Context Word: soups.
Output: When going out to eat, Carmen cares less about the soups than he does about the desserts. The _ are more generic to him.
Context Word: drummer.
Output: I wanted to be a drummer or pianist, but the _ needs rhythm and I have none.
Context Word: drummer.
Output: John wanted to be a drummer so he bought a cymbal and not a pick because the _ was useless to him.
Context Word: products.
Output: Products sold at the outlet made more money than those sold at the store , so the _ was a profitable business.
Context Word: products.
Output: The glass products sold much better than the steel products, because the _ was made with low quality methods.
Context Word: products.
Output: The products that my mom gave me wouldn't fit in the drawers, because the _ were too long.
Context Word: products.
Output: The worker moved the products from the storeroom to the truck until the _ was empty.
Context Word: products.
Output: When Tim discovered some products missing, he accused the employees of giving too many samples. They said the _ were important for making sales.
Context Word: wok.
Output: The chef cooked all the eggplant in the wok. It cooked very quickly because the _ was very small.
Context Word: donate.
Output: After the death of my grandma, she had donated her liver rather than her other organ, since the _ was unhealthy.
Context Word: donate.
Output: I'll donate my hair and money to the unfortunate until I die. The _ is really appreciated by cancer patients.
Context Word: donate.
Output: We donated the sawmill but not the boards to the company since the _ fit in the truck snugly.
Context Word: bus.
Output: James decided to be going to school through the bus and not the train so as to be arriving early. The _ is slow.
Context Word: feeling.
Output: He had a feeling that he should choose a carrot instead of a donut, because the _ was fattening.
Context Word: feeling.
Output: They had a feeling either the bookcase or the clock would fall first. The _ was stable.
Context Word: unclog.
Output: Jason tried to unclog the drain with lemon juice but ended up using borax, because the _ is too weak.
Context Word: Trailer.
Output: The twenty foot long statue of the dinosaur wouldn't fit on the trailer because the _ was too short.
Context Word: online music.
Output: Tim was moving his online music library to another space following the process but the _ was too much.
Context Word: vanilla scent.
Output: Mary replaced the vanilla scent candles with ocean breeze because the _ made her sick.
Context Word: clock.
Output: Mary can read the clock in the room at night without the light because the _ is bright.
Context Word: clock.
Output: The sound of the tickling clock was audible in the room because the _ is quiet.
Context Word: clock.
Output: Under the reflection of the light bulb, i can only see the clock frame and not the face because the _ is reflective.
Context Word: security.
Output: Becca got a security system and a dog to help her feel safe at home, but the _ was more fun to have around.
Context Word: presence.
Output: The demons had a scary presence but the ghosts did not as the _ were malevolent.
Context Word: jog.
Output: James could not jog with his trainer without having  cramps on his foot because the _ is too big.
Context Word: jog.
Output: James was panting more heavily when he jogged on the street compared to when he jogged on the lawn because the _ is longer.
Context Word: jog.
Output: My jog was longer at the park than at the forest because the trail at the _ was longer.
Context Word: bus stop.
Output: There were more people at the bus stop than at the train station because more people used the _ .
Context Word: aging.
Output: The booze caused his aging in the past, but the yoga made him young again, he was grateful to have given up the _ .
Context Word: aging.
Output: The cat seemed to be aging faster than the dog. That's cause the _ 's hair was gray.
Context Word: packed.
Output: Jane packed her clothes from the dufflebag into the suitcase until the _ was empty.
Context Word: packed.
Output: Upon unearthing a glass vase and a copper pot, the archaeology workers tightly packed the _ because it was fragile.
Context Word: read.
Output: Brooke liked to read a lot of books, but her favorites were horror and satire. The _ were scary.
Context Word: read.
Output: He was going to read the magazine instead of the book at the meeting, since the _ was simpler.
Context Word: read.
Output: It's better to read from a book instead of reading from a computer screen, because the _ is healthier for your eyes.
Context Word: read.
Output: Jenny decided to read her book in the garden instead of in the house, because it was too dark in the _ .
Context Word: read.
Output: Jessica was trying to pick a book to read she couldn't decide between classic or teen. The _ would be old story.
Context Word: read.
Output: Melanie loves reading fiction books but hates not fiction ones on the other hand she loves non fiction magazines magazines. The _ genre was fiction.
Context Word: read.
Output: The book on geography was easier to read than the encyclopedia since the length of the _ was shorter.
Context Word: read.
Output: The man chose to read the poem instead of the memoir because he found the _ enjoyable.
Context Word: read.
Output: The woman found it easier to read the slides than the notes because the _ were written in large print.
Context Word: read.
Output: Wanting to catch up on current events, the man chose to read the magazine instead of the newspaper, because the _ was recent.
Context Word: read.
Output: While at the library, Tasha wanted a book to read, either mystery or horror. She picked the _ but it was confusing.
Context Word: doctor.
Output: If a doctor performs a procedure as inpatient it will be done in the hospital rather than an office, because the _ has less resources.
Context Word: doctor.
Output: John cannot go to the hospital and waited for his doctor at the park because the _ is far.
Context Word: doctor.
Output: My doctor appointment was at one and the train home came at two, so time was tight. Luckily,  my _ was short, so it worked out.
Context Word: doctor.
Output: The doctor decide to stop using a white coat and changed to a red coat because the _ color is very boring.
Context Word: doctor.
Output: The doctor placed the stethoscope on the heart of the dog but he could not hear him while he bark. The _ is loud.
Context Word: doctor.
Output: The doctor said to get the wheelchair and not the gurney because the _ was adequate for her condition.
Context Word: doctor.
Output: john could not hear what the doctor is saying in the corridor but he could hear the nurse from the other room. The _ is closer.
Context Word: lung.
Output: The lung avoided the virus but contracted the cancer, as the _ was weaker .
Context Word: ficus.
Output: Sally needed to get a new pot to plant her ficus tree, because the _ was too small.
Context Word: ficus.
Output: The carpet around the potted ficus tree was dirty and needed to be vacuumed soon, because the _ was covered in leaves and twigs.
Context Word: grade.
Output: He got a bad grade on his paper he put off doing and reacted by throwing his textbook since the _ was a scapegoat.
Context Word: grade.
Output: My sons grade was a lot better than his friends score, because the _ was motivating to him.
Context Word: grade.
Output: The fruits were graded higher than the eggs by the FDA since the _ were pristine.
Context Word: grade.
Output: Your grade is less important in the math category than in the grammar category because colleges ignore the _ score.
Context Word: machine.
Output: Sammy had put a smaller needle in their sewing machine but the tension was too high, so the needle broke because the _ was too fast.
Context Word: machine.
Output: The coffee machine used more energy in the morning than at night because there were more workers in the _ .
Context Word: machine.
Output: The machine made chairs but couldn't make couches, as its design was ideal for making the _ .
Context Word: machine.
Output: The specialized machine made fidgets better than cones since it was efficient at making the _ .
Context Word: machine.
Output: When Sally cleaned the espresso machines the drinks always tasted better. The _ were a higher quality that way.
Context Word: prozac.
Output: The prozac prescription helped balance the man's brain chemistry and cure his depression, because the _ was effective.
Context Word: traffic.
Output: The traffic near his house was worse than the roadblock, because the _ was stopped for hours.
Context Word: traffic.
Output: The traffic quickly filled up the busy road due to the _ being too large.
Context Word: traffic.
Output: Traffic was heavy in the evening but had lessened by morning, as the _ is when lots of cars entered the highway.
Context Word: C-section.
Output: Linda went to the doctor to get her pain prescription to deal with her C-section but the _ was not adequate.
Context Word: taxi.
Output: We all tried to fit into the seats of the taxi that we hailed because the _ was much larger than expected.
Context Word: potatoes.
Output: Roger liked to french fry potatoes in sunflower oil instead of canola oil because the _ oil had a stronger flavor profile.
Context Word: potatoes.
Output: The potatoes were cooking on the stove before the meat, so the _ will be done sooner.
Context Word: potatoes.
Output: The red potatoes are ready but the carrots are not, they are still hard. The _ .are ready.
Context Word: potatoes.
Output: We decided to roast the potatoes in the oven rather than the crockpot, as the _ tended to get them well burned.
Context Word: potatoes.
Output: When cooking potatoes you can either use water to boil them or use oil to saute them.  The _ is quicker.
Context Word: bike.
Output: Alex tried to catch up with Mark with his bike but Mark's car was nowhere to find now. Because the _ is slower.
Context Word: bike.
Output: His bike is still in mint condition but not his motor cycle, the _ was kept outside.
Context Word: bike.
Output: I tried to place the grocery bag in the basket on the bike, but the _ was too large.
Context Word: bike.
Output: Jake replaced his metal bike for a carbon one because the _ was too heavy.
Context Word: bike.
Output: Kevin wanted to ride his bike to either the beach or in the forrest. He decided to not go to the _ because it was too hot.
Context Word: bike.
Output: Lucy had to pump air into the tires on her bike but not in the tires on her sister's tricycle because the tires on the _ were flat.
Context Word: bike.
Output: Paul wanted to ride his bike to the store instead of driving his car, but the _ had a flat tire.
Context Word: bike.
Output: She preferred to ride a bike over a skateboard, because the _ feels more stable.
Context Word: bike.
Output: The bike got broken when James rode it with a load on it. The _ is light.
Context Word: bike.
Output: The mother told the boy it was safer to ride his bike on the sidewalk instead of the path because the _ was flatter.
Context Word: pretend.
Output: Laura likes to pretend to enjoy going to opera instead of the cinema but the finds the _ so dull.
Context Word: pretend.
Output: We pretended the tape was good long enough, but we took down that wall after the _ failed.
Context Word: fevers.
Output: The man thought that cough syrups helped with fevers more than pills. So, he thinks _ are reliable.
Context Word: snake.
Output: The snake easily passed through the pipe but was stuck while crawling through the hose. The _ is wide.
Context Word: snake.
Output: The snake fled the field and slithered into the hole, as the _ was dangerous at that time.
Context Word: border.
Output: Crossing the border required an ATV rather than a regular car because _ was more suitable for the terrain.
Context Word: border.
Output: I took the striped border off my flyer and put in a polka dot border instead. The _ is much more attractive.
Context Word: border.
Output: I tried to fit my new picture with a nice border, but I couldn't because the _ was too wide.
Context Word: border.
Output: She tried to get through border control with her old visa, but was denied entry because the _ is expired.
Context Word: Middle School.
Output: Bill's bag didn't fit in the new locker he got for middle school because the _ was too narrow.
Context Word: risky.
Output: The man took a walk in the park instead of in the woods because it was less risky in the _ .
Context Word: sage.
Output: The shaman burned a stick of sage to cleanse the room of bad spirits, because the _ filled the room.
Context Word: freeze.
Output: James would freeze if he got angry or nervous, there were a lot of people around when he froze so he knew it was the _ reaction.
Context Word: freeze.
Output: Sarah really needed to freeze either the meats or vegetables. The _ needed a large amount of time.
Context Word: freeze.
Output: The apples didn't freeze well in the old refrigerator's freezer, so they made an icebox and finished the job. The _ was colder.
Context Word: freeze.
Output: The car was likely to freeze that winter but the house was not because the _ had decent heating.
Context Word: freeze.
Output: We were planning on not being able to freeze the food in the chest, but we were able to in the fridge, since the _ was newer.
Context Word: concept.
Output: The concept of learning and doing exercises are two different things as the _ process is learned slower.
Context Word: strip.
Output: She had to strip off the clothes because her pants had poison ivy on it, but the shoes were fine, so the _ were soon washed.
Context Word: strip.
Output: The blade was not working in stripping the varnish off the table because the _ is too thin.
Context Word: touch.
Output: The cook could safely touch the pot, but had to wait on the pan, because the _ was cold.
Context Word: sports cars.
Output: The new sports cars are build from carbon instead of polycarbonate, because the _ is stronger material.
Context Word: learning.
Output: Billy found learning easier with the tutor than the textbook because the _ was a detached experience.
Context Word: learning.
Output: Graphs and discussions are both good learning tools in the classroom. The website suggests that the _ are better for visual learners.
Context Word: learning.
Output: Peter was learning to play both ukulele and six string guitar, but the _ was very easy to learn.
Context Word: learning.
Output: When learning to wash dishes, he dropped a mug and a cup, but the _ did not break because it was plastic.
Context Word: determine.
Output: The test could not determine the strength of the battery, but worked fine for the plug , since the measurement for the _ was vague .
Context Word: psoriasis.
Output: The psoriasis had flared up in the bath water because the _ was too hot.
Context Word: fire extinguisher.
Output: When the fire extinguisher could not control the fire, he threw the _ and ran for his life.
Context Word: Friend.
Output: Adam gave his friend an apple instead of an orange because his friend was allergic to the _ .
Context Word: souffle.
Output: When Diva baked a chocolate souffle for the first time she put them in several small ramekins. Ultimately, the souffle failed because the _ sunk.
Context Word: fishing pole.
Output: We went fishing last weekend with my new fishing pole at the creek, but the _ was dry.
Context Word: ground.
Output: The fan blew glitter off the table and onto the ground until the _ was empty of glitter.
Context Word: ground.
Output: The ground rumbled in the town but was still in the city, as the _ was severe there.
Context Word: ground.
Output: The ground was still by the field but shook on the mountain, since the earthquake was weak at the _ .
Context Word: ground.
Output: The mustard was ground into a soft paste to spread evenly on the old dry bread. And so then the _ was creamy.
Context Word: productive.
Output: The most productive area was the shop on the street, while the one in the mall was less so, as the _ tended to attract more customers.
Context Word: hammer.
Output: Bob used the hammer to pound the nail instead of the screwdriver handle, because using the _ was safer.
Context Word: hammer.
Output: John while running in the workshop dropped an hammer from a table and broke the floor because the _ is strong.
Context Word: hammer.
Output: Just a strike of the hammer got the wall shattered into pieces. We never know the _ is so weak.
Context Word: hammer.
Output: Kip had a tough time holding the hammer in his hand to drive the nails because the _ was too big.
Context Word: counseling.
Output: The counseling worked better in the office than it did at the park because it was more calm at the _ .
Context Word: swollen.
Output: Ana's feet were so swollen from her pregnancy that her shoes wouldn't fit anymore. The _ were too big.
Context Word: straight.
Output: A straight line is easy to walk along but a wavy line is not because the _ line is simple to follow.
Context Word: straight.
Output: The road went in a straight line but twisted on the hill, as the _ adapted to the course.
Context Word: sewing machine.
Output: The sewing machine in the classroom is being sold, but the cooking gear will stay. No one uses the _ .
Context Word: white.
Output: I decided to use the brown bread instead of the white bread to make breakfast since the _ seemed fresher.
Context Word: white.
Output: I wanted to buy a new outfit either a white skirt or an off-white dress but I am a bit pale so the _ is unflattering.
Context Word: white.
Output: James should not have worn a white shirt to the park, he got it all covered in dust. The _ was before neat.
Context Word: bow.
Output: Earl learned to shoot his new bow using a silver arrow instead of a wood arrow, because the _ was thought to be fragile.
Context Word: bow.
Output: Jenna got her rosin and she rubbed it on her violin bow, and the _ helped the bow to hold together and be strong.
Context Word: bow.
Output: John had to bow to walk through the door but have to crawl to enter the tent. The _ is taller.
Context Word: bow.
Output: The bow had to be carved again instead of the arrow as the _ was stiff enough for the job.
Context Word: bow.
Output: The bow needed to be stringed with a new string as the _ was rigid.
Context Word: bow.
Output: The gift would look perfect tied off with a bow, but the _ was too small.
Context Word: bow.
Output: Using a bow the man was unable to hit the moving target with the arrow because the _ was too fast.
Context Word: bow.
Output: We wanted to use the string to make a bow rather than the thread, since the _ was a lot stronger.
Context Word: strawberry.
Output: We added strawberry flavor to the milk but not the cream, since the _ tasted better with it.
Context Word: houses.
Output: If you are looking at houses to buy, I would recommend looking in the newspaper over a realtor's magazine because the _ usually has private sells that are cheaper.
Context Word: Tree.
Output: Jim had a lemon tree on his house and an apple tree at his farm. The _ tree provided his house with a lot of shelter.
Context Word: layup.
Output: Tim practiced doing layups on the gym floor with an official basketball but the _ was too hard.
Context Word: tension.
Output: There was a lot more tension in the rope than in the net, because the _ was loosely hanging.
Context Word: wine glass.
Output: I used a wine bottle to pour some wine into a wine glass, because the _ was empty.
Context Word: monster.
Output: In order to protect my kid from the monster under the bed we put storage boxes but not shoes under there because the _ flimsy.
Context Word: closet.
Output: I built my wife a new closet but she didn't like it as good as the old drawer, because the _ had less room.
Context Word: closet.
Output: The clothes would not fit in the closets after we bought them since the _ were too spacious.
Context Word: closet.
Output: There was more clothing in the closet than in the suitcase because the _ was bigger.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: After she removed her contact lenses and wore her glasses, she finally saw pimples in mirror. The _ were dirty.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: Crystal glasses cost a lot of money but plastic glasses do not because the _ glasses are very good quality.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: I have both glasses and contacts, but the cleaning solution was empty so I wore the _ today.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: Rebecca wiped her glasses with a rag and then switched to a tissue, because the _ wasn't getting the job done.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: Steffie went the store to get some new lenses for her glasses. She had to return to the store when she found out the _ were too small.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: The glasses were thicker than the contact lenses and that made the _ more noticeable.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: Tim wanted a new pair of glasses, with tinted lenses or clear lenses.  He chose to get the _ to keep out more light.
Context Word: glasses.
Output: james was having problem with his vision, so he put on his new glasses. The _ is blurry.
Context Word: proof.
Output: Bob can either use his birth certificate or his driver's license as proof that he is a citizen. He chose the _ because it is small.
Context Word: proof.
Output: The knife were not presented in court, but the gun was, since the _ was poor proof of this crime.
Context Word: Soccer.
Output: To improve at soccer, Adam learned to play tennis because only the _ ball was available to him.
Context Word: transportation.
Output: Vicki turned to look for the bus for another mode of transportation after her car broke down. However the _ was fixable.
Context Word: moved.
Output: She moved from the city to the countryside, because she hates the noisy environment in the _ .
Context Word: moved.
Output: The man moved to a house instead of a cottage because the _ offered him more privacy.
Context Word: face.
Output: Between a woman's lips and eyes, the most attractive part of a her face is the _ because you can get hypnotized.
Context Word: face.
Output: Hannah whose face was made up cleaned her face with a towel and it got the _ clean.
Context Word: face.
Output: Joe needed to wash his face and skin as it was covered in dirt because the _ was so dirty.
Context Word: face.
Output: John after crying for a while wipes his face with the new towel and got the _ dry.
Context Word: face.
Output: Jonathan rubbed his face with a washcloth instead of a loofah, because the _ was not clean.
Context Word: face.
Output: She wanted to exfoliate her face with cleanser but it had crushed walnut shells in it so she used a brush instead.  The _ was harsh on her skin.
Context Word: face.
Output: The face cream that Maggie uses is less effective at beating wrinkles compared to the serum. That's likely due to the _ being cheap.
Context Word: face.
Output: The man liked his face more than his hair because the _ of his was ugly.
Context Word: face.
Output: The woman liked the lips on her face but not the eyes as she thought the _ were ugly.
Context Word: face.
Output: jane washed her face into the bowl and the water turned murky but the _ was before clean.
Context Word: sew.
Output: James was having a hard time sewing the dress because needle is hardly going through the fabric. The _ is hard.
Context Word: sew.
Output: She wanted to sew a shirt from silk she bought and a jacket in denim from old jeans so the _ was recycled.
Context Word: sew.
Output: The girl sewed a blanket instead of a mitten because the _ was less complicated.
Context Word: shot.
Output: The boy shot the target more times than the tree because the _ was farther away from him.
Context Word: shot.
Output: The keeper had his hand reddened when he stopped the shot played by the player. The _ is hard.
Context Word: movie.
Output: Billy wanted to rent a movie but James said TV was better. Billy said the _ would be more entertaining.
Context Word: movie.
Output: He wanted to record the movie on his phone but the _ was too long.
Context Word: movie.
Output: I didn't like the movie today as much as the film yesterday, because the _ was unprofessional.
Context Word: movie.
Output: James do not have time to finish the movie, he would have preferred the concert because the _ is short.
Context Word: movie.
Output: Mary chose a documentary film over a horror movie on a movie night because the _ is more informative.
Context Word: movie.
Output: My friend wants to see the new romance movie but I want to see the action movie because the _ has good reviews.
Context Word: movie.
Output: People left the movie and went out to watch the band playing because the _ is interesting.
Context Word: movie.
Output: She decided to work on the little homework she had instead of watching the movie because the _ is long.
Context Word: movie.
Output: She saw a movie ticket for sale online at a good price, so she went to the theater but the price was higher because the _ ended.