niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: shelves.
Output: He wanted to put up shelves in his new apartment but the contractor said the walls were too weak. The _ would fall down.
Context Word: fingers.
Output: I tried to put my new gloves on, but they didn't fit my fingers, because the _ were too small.
Context Word: fingers.
Output: I used my fingers more than I used my toes because I used the _ when I played piano.
Context Word: temple.
Output: The researchers weren't interested in the gold they found in the temple, but were taken by the silver. The _ objects were more standard.
Context Word: temple.
Output: The statue would not fit in the temple door because the _ was too large.
Context Word: practice.
Output: Anthony went to the store and passed on a baseball and purchased a basketball because he didn’t need the _ to practice.
Context Word: practice.
Output: Bob's practice started at 6:00 and I needed to catch a ride home at 7:00, so there wasn't a lot of time. The _ was short, so it worked out.
Context Word: practice.
Output: Football practice was not going well; the weather was just too hot. The _ was making players feel exhausted.
Context Word: practice.
Output: Mary liked to practice the violin more than the guitar because the _ is more fun to her.
Context Word: practice.
Output: She preferred to practice music on guitar instead of piano, because the _ is easier for her.
Context Word: practice.
Output: The bassoons were horrendous so the horns had to carry the symphony.  The _ neglected to practice.
Context Word: practice.
Output: The students spent more time on the practice test than on the exam. The _ was easy.
Context Word: practice.
Output: When she would practice, the dancer always used the hat, but never the shirt, so the _ was now worn.
Context Word: practice.
Output: With practice the skateboarder could jump the rails but not the ramp since the _ were low.
Context Word: Book.
Output: James could not take all the books into his bag because the _ is too small.
Context Word: Book.
Output: James finished reading the magazine faster than the book because the _ has less pages.
Context Word: barber.
Output: The barber used shaving gel instead of shaving cream on his customer because the customer was allergic to the _ .
Context Word: lump.
Output: The lump was getting bigger than the bruise because the _ was from a bigger impact.
Context Word: oranges.
Output: James squeezed the oranges and few drops of water came out unlike the lemon that has already filled the cup. The _ is dry.
Context Word: oranges.
Output: Jason prefers eating tangerines over oranges, because the _ are smaller and easier to eat.
Context Word: oranges.
Output: The _ grow very well in Florida but the potatoes do not as the oranges need a much warmer climate.
Context Word: panic.
Output: Blind panic was averted when the statue was covered by a sheet, as the _ induced craziness in the crowd.
Context Word: panic.
Output: When Linda began to panic, her husband brought her into the bedroom instead of the living room because it was too loud in the _ .
Context Word: searched.
Output: John searched everywhere for his key after putting his phone in his pocket, because the _ was no longer where he had left it.
Context Word: sales.
Output: Sales for the washer were up compared to the dryer since the _ was advertised.
Context Word: sales.
Output: The sales of the shoes are much better than the sales of the hats, because the _ are unpopular.
Context Word: sales.
Output: They made a tighter budget for the year, but revenue from sales still decreased because the _ was bad.
Context Word: high-quality.
Output: David liked wearing the high-quality boots over the slippers because the _ afforded lower protection.
Context Word: started.
Output: John started writing notes in a notebook instead of a tablet because it was easier to review notes using the _ .
Context Word: tossed.
Output: Alex tossed the ball to Jeff but he had to carry the bat because the _ was heavy.
Context Word: crimper.
Output: The girl used the crimper more than the straight iron because the _ made her hair curly.
Context Word: grapefruits.
Output: At the grocery store, Mary who lives alone bought oranges but not grapefruits because the _ were sold in a bag of large quantities.
Context Word: cake.
Output: After I ate dinner, I had a piece of cake, but the _ was so filling so I ate one bite.
Context Word: cake.
Output: At the bakery shop, the cake was moist but the muffin was dry. The _ was fresh.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Fewer people at the party want cake than want pie when a vote was taken, so the _ will be served after dinner.
Context Word: cake.
Output: For the party the cake was made with fresh ingredients but the pie was not. The _ was unpopular.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Gao ate a fruit graham cake instead of cheese cake because the _ is homemade and will go bad quickly.
Context Word: cake.
Output: He found he had baking powder for the cake but borrowed baking soda from his neighbor since the _ was empty.
Context Word: cake.
Output: He made the cake for the wedding before blowing up the balloon for his friends. The _ was light and weightless.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Her child had dropped the birthday cake onto the floor, and she was upset because the _ is ruined.
Context Word: cake.
Output: I finished pouring the mix into the pan and put the cake in the oven because the _ was ready.
Context Word: cake.
Output: I took the cake out of the oven early and let the pie cook the full time. The _ was raw.
Context Word: cake.
Output: I was unable to store the cake in the container since the _ was too big.
Context Word: cake.
Output: I'd prefer the sponge cake to the devil's food cake since the _ is too heavy.
Context Word: cake.
Output: James needed another plate that can contain the cake when carrying it because the _ is big.
Context Word: cake.
Output: James was able to get more slices from the cakes than expected. The _ are small.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Jane could not share the cake into the plates because the _ is too much.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Mark cooked a cake and a salad for his guests, he used chocolate for the _ .
Context Word: cake.
Output: Mary made a mess in her oven when baking a cake when the batter overflowed the pan. The _ was too big for the pan.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Mary wanted to be different, so instead of a cake for her birthday, she ordered a giant donut, because the _ was ordinary.
Context Word: cake.
Output: People do not want to eat James burnt cake but they love his burger because the _ is tasteless.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Sally wasn't sure whether to bring cake or soda to the party. She knew the _ would be appreciated because it would be a refreshing treat.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Sam loved the cake but the cherry was dry. The _ was moist and fresh.
Context Word: cake.
Output: Steve ate a giant birthday cake but ignored the oatmeal cookie because the _ was sugary.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The boy couldn't decide on the vanilla cake or the eclair for dessert. He decided on the _ because he wanted frosting.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The bride choose a chocolate cake for the wedding,but had to switch to vanilla because the _ cake was very expensive.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake batter spilled out of the cake pan because the _ was too shallow.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake can hardly be cut into such amount of slices because the _ is small.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake got burnt in the oven when James was baking it because the _ is too hot.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake got burnt under the heat applied to it. It appears the _ is too small.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake he made for his sister's birthday party wouldn't fit on the plate because the _ was too big.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake spilled out of the cup when baking because the _ cake it too big.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake tasted a lot worse than the brownie because the baker made the _ with salt and not sugar.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake tasted better than the pie because the icing on the _ was sweeter.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake that I made looked uglier than the pie Julie made, because the _ was made by me, a novice.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake was free of eggs and wheat, so it was safe for people with celiac who cannot have the _ .
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake was one of the most popular deserts for my friend to purchase after a cookie, since the _ was sweeter.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The cake was sweeter than the pie because there was more sugar used in the _ .
Context Word: cake.
Output: The couple wanted a wedding cake with fondant or buttercream.  They went with the _ because it gave a smoother appearance.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The mother tried to store the cake in the refrigerator but the _ was too large.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The muffin was less delicious than the cake, because the _ was made from a beginner baker.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The pastry chef tried to store the cake in the freezer but the _ was too big.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The wedding cake that I made wouldn't fit in our regular fridge, because the _ was very tiny.
Context Word: cake.
Output: The wedding quests could choose a slice of cake or fruit.  Most people chose the _ because it's more traditional.
Context Word: cake.
Output: They struggled to feed the crowd cake at the wedding because the _ was small.
Context Word: cake.
Output: We add milk to the cake mix, but not egg, since the _ was more important for the flavor we wanted.
Context Word: degree.
Output: A degree from the university was less prestigious than one from the college, since the _ had a disreputable faculty.
Context Word: degree.
Output: Graduation rates for the math degree were 40% but graduation rates for the science degree were 60%. The _ was harder.
Context Word: degree.
Output: John's degree was a lot better than Paul's certificate because the _ was from a reputable University.
Context Word: famous.
Output: The LakeDistrict is justly famous but Bolton is not because the _ is very beautiful.
Context Word: musician.
Output: The musician liked playing at the auditorium more than at the park because he sounded louder at the _ .
Context Word: musician.
Output: The musician played the cello better than the guitar because he had been playing the _ for a longer time.
Context Word: email.
Output: Dina didn't understand why her email was readable on her laptop but not her desktop, because the _ was actually older.
Context Word: email.
Output: For the work assignment we followed the letter rather than the email because the _ 's instructions were clear.
Context Word: email.
Output: I sent the message by email instead of by phone because I knew my boss wouldn't answer the _ .
Context Word: email.
Output: I sent the message to him by email rather than making a phone call because the _ would have woken him.
Context Word: email.
Output: Toby followed up his email top the lawyer with a letter in the mail. But he was annoyed when  the _ arrived last.
Context Word: Forget.
Output: To forget his troubles, Kevin drank a lot of booze direct from the bottle without a glass. The _ was not needed.
Context Word: economics.
Output: The USA's politicians changed their policies on economics because the _ were getting too complicated.
Context Word: economics.
Output: The economics of the city were weaker than in the countryside, as the _ had limited business opportunities.
Context Word: foods.
Output: Dan's favorite foods are hot burritos and French fries with ketchup. The _ because they are spicy.
Context Word: foods.
Output: I was tired of eating healthy foods so I went for carrots with some chips and I ate the _ slowly.
Context Word: foods.
Output: When it comes to foods, the man prefers meat over bread. He prefers _ because he likes things cooked.
Context Word: obsession.
Output: The movie became his obsession, leaving him to abandon the book, because the _ was just so engaging.
Context Word: washed.
Output: Aaron used vinegar when he washed his hair instead of shampoo because the _ was more natural.
Context Word: washed.
Output: Jenny washed her sweaters for the trip but not the pants, because the _ were too dirty.
Context Word: peanuts.
Output: The man ate the cookie but not the cake because the _ had peanuts and he was allergic.
Context Word: costume.
Output: I couldn't figure out what my costume would be for Halloween Peter Pan or Snow White. The _ costume I'd have to make myself a boy.
Context Word: costume.
Output: I was in a hurry for the party and reached for the gown in the closet next to my costume, everyone was awed by the _ I was wearing.
Context Word: costume.
Output: James had to put on an interesting costume for the party because the _ was necessary.
Context Word: costume.
Output: Jilly tried to put on the costume but couldn't get it around her legs because the _ was too small.
Context Word: costume.
Output: Lydia tried on many costumes while shopping to pick either a dress or a skirt which is pretty on her, Lydia chose the _ because it was warmer.
Context Word: costume.
Output: Not sure what costume to make for Halloween. A skeleton or a hobo. The _ is common.
Context Word: costume.
Output: She added some fringe to her costume but avoided sparkle, since the _ was fashionable.
Context Word: costume.
Output: She removed the glitter from her costume and replaced it with felt, as the _ made it look gaudy.
Context Word: costume.
Output: She was going to make a costume out of paper and duct tape, but the _ was too stiff.
Context Word: costume.
Output: The costume that we saw at the mall was more expensive than the one at the department store because the one at the _ was unoriginal.
Context Word: costume.
Output: The mask quickly turned into a full-fledged costume for Halloween because the _ was failing in representing the character.
Context Word: pen.
Output: Cal used metal to build the pen for his horses instead of wood because the _ was weaker.
Context Word: pen.
Output: I filled my fountain pen with ink from a bottle until the _ was empty.
Context Word: pen.
Output: I liked using the pen a lot less than the marker, because the _ was barely visible.
Context Word: pen.
Output: James got some pen ink on his shirt and he was having a hard time washing it off with the soap. The _ is tough.
Context Word: pen.
Output: James preferred to take a bunch of pen with him for ease of carrying them other than pencil. The _ is light.
Context Word: pen.
Output: Kai used a pen instead of crayon to write a letter because the line written by the _ is precise.
Context Word: pen.
Output: The famous movie star used a felt tip pen to sign autographs for the fans until the _ ran out of ink.
Context Word: pen.
Output: The pen could easily be hidden in between the crack of the box. Yes, the _ is that small.
Context Word: canaries.
Output: The old man had a lot of canaries that ate a lot of cherries instead of the pellets, since the _ were colorful.
Context Word: matches.
Output: The matches got wet and we weren't sure if we could still start a fire, but we tried and got the _ started.
Context Word: size.
Output: About the same size and dropped simultaneously from the same height above the pool, a rock hit the bottom before a piece of concrete because the _ is lighter.
Context Word: size.
Output: Bob was still hungry after eating the apple and should of got the apricot, because the size of the _ is smaller.
Context Word: size.
Output: The castle broke under the wight of the pillar. They should not have put on here the pillar of that size. The _ is heavy.
Context Word: size.
Output: The woman got the blouse instead of the shirt, because the _ was a less fitting size.
Context Word: head.
Output: Jane could not dip her head further into the bucket because the _ is shallow.
Context Word: head.
Output: Jane tried to force the net into the head and now it hurts her. Adams advised her to get the _ that is bigger.
Context Word: head.
Output: Often a headache is caused by pain in the neck rather than in the head itself. The _ pain can cause dizziness and stiffness.
Context Word: head.
Output: The head was weaving through the crowd and couldn't be missed. The _ was bald.
Context Word: head.
Output: The helmet failed to protect his head from the projectile since the _ was too weak .
Context Word: educated.
Output: The company needed more educated people than the government did, although the _ work was less intellectually challenging.
Context Word: curl.
Output: We curled the wire around the pole to get electricity flowing in the system since the _ was conductive.
Context Word: magazines.
Output: The stack of magazines would not fit inside the box because the _ was too small.
Context Word: achieved.
Output: The child achieved success for the science project by placing flour in the volcano instead of powder as the _ was packed.
Context Word: Hot spots.
Output: They preferred to use the ointment the vet gave them to treat their dog's hot spots rather than the spray. The _ seemed ineffective.
Context Word: videos.
Output: The same material could be learned from books and videos, but most students picked the _ so they could study on the bus.
Context Word: colder.
Output: It was colder in the trailer than it was in the house because the heater in the _ was broken.
Context Word: courage.
Output: Franklin needed courage to drive his car after the truck accident, because the _ still haunted him now.
Context Word: courage.
Output: John wanted to give more courage to the class but his time is up. The _ is much.
Context Word: pores.
Output: Angela wanted to make her pores smaller, so she tried using both ice and moisturizer. The _ treatment was only temporary.
Context Word: pores.
Output: She needed a cream that was meant for blemishes and not pores because the _ are small.
Context Word: pores.
Output: The man's face had more blemishes than his body because the pores on the _ were clogged.
Context Word: pores.
Output: The ointment hurt her pores, but the oil made them better, because the _ was so abrasive to them.
Context Word: pores.
Output: The pores on the face required scrubbing, but not those on the arm, since the _ was dirty .
Context Word: shark.
Output: The man was more afraid of the shark when he was in the boat than in the ship because the _ was smaller.
Context Word: confess.
Output: The criminal chose not to confess at the church, but considered confessing at the police station instead. Confessing at the _ seemed more daunting to him.
Context Word: kielbasa.
Output: Erin only ate kielbasa made from pork and not from chicken because the _ was sourced in a humane way.
Context Word: sweetheart.
Output: The high school sweetheart wears the jacket and the ring of the ball player. _ makes her body look good.
Context Word: saxophone.
Output: He played his saxophone not in the studio but in the lobby, as the _ had a dead sound for the instrument.
Context Word: clear.
Output: Gladys wanted to clear her head at the end of the day, so she tried meditation and boxing. She didn't like _ since it put her to sleep.
Context Word: clear.
Output: She wondered if the juice or wine would be more clear, but the _ had fruit in it still.
Context Word: clear.
Output: The sky looked clear through the window, but not through the sunroof, because the _ was dirty.
Context Word: clear.
Output: We cleared the course so the ball and tin can could roll down the path as the _ was smooth.
Context Word: clear.
Output: john cannot use the rake to clear the debris and they pass through the holes between the prong. The _ are tiny.
Context Word: fern.
Output: The growing fern was taken out of the pot and put in the garden, as the _ lacked room for it.
Context Word: steam.
Output: He wanted to steam clean the carpet and the rug, but the _ was too dirty to clean with the steamer.
Context Word: steam.
Output: The steam escaped from a pan but not from a pot, because the _ had a loose lid.
Context Word: sunscreen.
Output: Jeri rubbed the sunscreen from the bottle onto her skin until the _ was empty.
Context Word: sunscreen.
Output: Lucy applied a layer of sunscreen underneath the rest of their makeup, because the _ contained SPF.
Context Word: sunscreen.
Output: Matt used a dollar tree sunscreen on their skin, but it didn’t work because the _ is burned.
Context Word: sunscreen.
Output: She preferred using the sunscreen instead of the coconut oil since the _ made her skin feel greasy.
Context Word: illness.
Output: A respiratory illness is potentially dangerous in an unhealthy person but not so much in a healthy person as the _ person has the worse immune system.
Context Word: illness.
Output: I went to the doctor to treat an illness, he gave me two treatment options injections and pills, I am scared of injections. The _ are the best treatment.
Context Word: pajamas.
Output: The robe was more expensive than the pajamas because the _ was made of better materials.
Context Word: t shirt.
Output: She send the t shirt in plastic bag instead of cardboard box, because the _ is lighter.
Context Word: sword.
Output: The museum decided to not purchase the armor, but purchased the sword instead, because the _ was a replica.
Context Word: decorated.
Output: The wedding was held in the banquet hall instead of the ballroom because the _ was better decorated.
Context Word: Smell.
Output: The woman determined the smell in the kitchen was coming from the potatoes instead of the onions, because the _ were rotten.
Context Word: Lung.
Output: To prevent his lung from failing, Adam used the asthma inhaler and breathed on it until the _ ran out of air.
Context Word: business.
Output: Business declined in the city but was skyrocketing in the suburb, as the _ 's economy was declining.
Context Word: business.
Output: Business was failing at the mall but booming at the market, as the _ failed to attract lots of customers.
Context Word: business.
Output: Business was terrible at the market, but was hopping at the store, as the _ had scarce foot traffic for customers.
Context Word: business.
Output: He didn't want to go to the business to get the product instead of gettting it at the stand, because the _ was faster.
Context Word: business.
Output: He missed his next flight and his business meeting because the _ left without him.
Context Word: business.
Output: I never liked going to the business near my house like I did the mall, because the _ was horrible.
Context Word: business.
Output: I tried to start either a cleaning or a investment business, I decided on the _ because it required less money.
Context Word: business.
Output: My business meeting started at 9:00 and I needed to be home at 10:00 for an appointment, so there wasn't much time. The _ was short, so it worked out.
Context Word: business.
Output: Our business struggled in the summer but prospered in the winter, as there were fewer sales in the _ .
Context Word: business.
Output: Susan's business was less successful than Paul's kiosk because the _ was in the wrong location.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business card was redesigned but the business website was never updated. The _ was current.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business chose to use wood instead of metal for their tables, because the _ was more aesthetically pleasing.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business kept the cars in stock but did not keep the trucks , since the _ were a money maker for them.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business sells more scones than they do muffins. People say the _ are more flavorful.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business spent more money on soda than alcohol because its patrons didn't drink the _ .
Context Word: business.
Output: The business stopped selling paintings and started selling drawings instead, since the _ were too cheap.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business that sells bagels is doing poorly compared to the one that sells muffins. That's because the one that sells the _ has a disastrous location.
Context Word: business.
Output: The business was successful even with a bad economy - the _ was the healthiest it had ever been.
Context Word: business.
Output: The diner had to pay more taxes than the restaurant because the business at the _ was booming.
Context Word: business.
Output: The local business was not allowed into the international organization because the _ was unregulated.
Context Word: business.
Output: The market was going out of business so they sold their products but not the lots as the _ were useless.
Context Word: business.
Output: The movie business depends mostly on the snacks that are consumed than from the tickets. The _ represent a low margin of sales.
Context Word: business.
Output: The new supermarket in town beat the local mom and pop business because the _ was huge.
Context Word: stay.
Output: Jason prefers to stay at school over starting a job, because the _ seems easier to him.
Context Word: stay.
Output: We could stay at the cabin or in a rental house, and we decided on the _ because it was more rustic.
Context Word: stovetop.
Output: The singed stovetop had to be briefly removed from the oven because the _ was damaged.
Context Word: stovetop.
Output: The stovetop was left on far too long and smoke filled the whole kitchen until we opened a window and turned the _ off.
Context Word: shoot.
Output: She couldn't shoot well with the rifle or the revolver, but she practiced with the _ less.
Context Word: eyeshadow.
Output: Jenna got out her primer and glitter eyeshadow, because she knew that she would need to apply the _ first.
Context Word: eyeshadow.
Output: Joanna mixed together eyeshadow and water in order to make a dye, but she felt that she had added too much of the _ and made it too weak.
Context Word: eyeshadow.
Output: She had bought new eyeshadow and put it on her eyelid without using a primer, so it didn't stick because the _ was dry.
Context Word: watermelon.
Output: The bartender made a drink with the fresh watermelon but it didn't taste good because the _ was too sweet.
Context Word: pagan.
Output: The pagan never reads the bible, but does read a book on witchcraft. That's cause the _ is boring to him.
Context Word: pagan.
Output: When choosing religion, Rosa preferred being a pagan over a Christian. She felt the _ lived in harmony with nature.
Context Word: eroding.
Output: The water was eroding the area under the deck faster than the porch, because the _ was on unstable ground.
Context Word: cage.
Output: A lizard was brought home as a pet and placed in a cage but the _ was too large.
Context Word: cage.
Output: I bought a traveling cage for the dog and not the horse because the _ was appropriately sized for a traveling cage.
Context Word: cage.
Output: I couldn't believe they threw me in the cage like a rat, but after hearing the charges or theft and assault, I understood it was because of _ .
Context Word: cage.
Output: I was unable to put the cage in the trunk of the car, because the _ was too wide.
Context Word: cage.
Output: Jill bought a rock as decoration for the cage, but it didn't work because the _ was too small.
Context Word: cage.
Output: Joe wanted to buy an cage at the yard sale when running errands but the _ was too dirty.
Context Word: cage.
Output: Less animals fit in the cage than the barn because size of the _ was smaller.
Context Word: cage.
Output: Nancy migrated her parakeets from the old cage to their own aviary where they had more freedom.  The _ had less room for the birds.
Context Word: cage.
Output: The Hamster broke through the cage but was still trapped inside the fence because the _ is weak.
Context Word: cage.
Output: The cage couldn't fit the item inside of it because the _ was too big.
Context Word: cage.
Output: The cage offered less shelter than the barn because the _ had a metal roof.
Context Word: cage.
Output: The cage was cleaner than the barn because there were less animals living in the _ .
Context Word: cage.
Output: The dog could no longer sleep in the kennel and was moved to a temporary cage, because he had outgrown the _ .
Context Word: cage.
Output: The parrot flew into it's cage to it's bowl because it was hungry. The _ was empty.
Context Word: cage.
Output: The tiger escaped from the cage during very windy weather. The _ blew the cage open.
Context Word: cage.
Output: The wires of the cage could easily be damaged by the rabbit teeth because the _ are thin.
Context Word: cage.
Output: There were more rodents in the cage than in the box because the _ was more spacious.
Context Word: cage.
Output: Tom was renovating the cage of his dog, he took the old and rotten wood and replace it with shiny metal. The _ was old and rotten.
Context Word: cage.
Output: We can see the cup through the cage in which it was kept. The _ is transparent.
Context Word: cage.
Output: We went to buy a cage which is either a small fancy cage or a large ordinary cage. We took the _ cage even though it was small.
Context Word: cage.
Output: When Manny bought a new dog bed for the cage, he was disappointed when he tried to put it in. The _ was too big.
Context Word: stitches.
Output: I cut my chin and went to the ER unsure if they would give me stitches or glue. The cut was so big that it needed the _ .
Context Word: perm.
Output: Planning to attend the fashion show, Lucy decided to wear her hair natural rather than permed, because the _ hair is a dated look.
Context Word: step.
Output: I tripped on the last step while carrying a glass and a spoon, so the _ shattered on the floor.
Context Word: step.
Output: We traced our steps and found extra footsteps in the mud instead of streaks as the _ were heavier.
Context Word: measurement.
Output: James took the measurement of the pants and the sleeves and found that the _ were longer.
Context Word: excercise.
Output: They needed to excercise but the gym had too many people in it. The _ needed less time.
Context Word: freezing.
Output: Freezing the coin would allow it to slide under the door gap since the _ is just small enough.
Context Word: almonds.
Output: Alice soaked her almonds in water and added salt, and she felt that the _ helped them be much less hard.
Context Word: almonds.
Output: At the grocery store, she bought brussel sprouts but not almonds because the _ was regular price.
Context Word: almonds.
Output: I dumped almonds and pistachios from the bag into the bowl until the _ was empty.
Context Word: almonds.
Output: I hated almonds when I was a kid, but not cashews because the _ were tasteless.
Context Word: almonds.
Output: Roger loved the taste of almonds so he wanted to put a bag of them in his lunch box but the _ was too big.
Context Word: almonds.
Output: She wanted to activate her almonds by using water, but messed up the process as the _ was too little.
Context Word: almonds.
Output: The runner chose the almonds to snack on rather than chips because the _ were more healthy.
Context Word: pills.
Output: He was prescribed some pills to take for his broken foot and headache, because the _ was still worsening.
Context Word: pills.
Output: James emptied all the pills in the jar into his bowl and he wondered why the _ is so small.
Context Word: compass.
Output: Jen wanted to use her watch as a compass in the wild, but it was easier for her to get it to work as the _ .
Context Word: vegetables.
Output: Ash wanted to lose weight so when he saw vegetables and cookies, he piled the _ on his plate.
Context Word: vegetables.
Output: I ate a lot less vegetables than I ate fruits, because the _ were soggy.
Context Word: vegetables.
Output: I tried new vegetables in the salad compared to the mangoes, but it tasted bad because the _ were old.
Context Word: vegetables.
Output: John sealed the vegetables in a plastic bag but left the fruits on the table. That is why the _ are fresh.
Context Word: vegetables.
Output: Most good diets include vegetables like carrots and potatoes. There are countless ways to cook the _ .
Context Word: vegetables.
Output: The chef took the vegetables off of the table and put them in the pot until the _ was full.
Context Word: vegetables.
Output: The diner cook added vegetables from the bin to pot of soup on the stove until the _ was full.
Context Word: vegetables.
Output: The new mother wanted to store her fresh vegetables in the boxes but the _ were too big.
Context Word: package.
Output: Kai used duct tape instead of glue to close the package because the adhesiveness of the _ is strong.
Context Word: package.
Output: Kevin was expecting a package to arrive today but it did not because of the rain. The courier said the _ was delayed.
Context Word: package.
Output: On a double-pan balance, a pan containing a one pound package is lower than the other pan containing a 16 ounce bottle. The _ is heavier.
Context Word: package.
Output: The package of books costed us more to send than the package of videos because the _ were heavier.
Context Word: package.
Output: The package she was waiting for was delivered and placed behind the bench on her porch so that the _ would be hidden.
Context Word: package.
Output: The package with the books was heavier than the one with the clothing so it costed more to send the _ .
Context Word: predictably.
Output: Predictably, the woman chose the carrot instead of the corn, because the _ was her favorite vegetable.
Context Word: shape.
Output: My mom didn't fit the shape into the painting, because the _ was too awkward.
Context Word: shape.
Output: Ruby wanted to get in shape and decided to buy a treadmill instead of a spinner because on the _ she would be on her feet.
Context Word: bocce.
Output: Mario wears sneakers instead of loafers to show his friends how to play bocce, because the _ are waterproof.
Context Word: braid.
Output: After finishing the braid, I tried to fix the hairband around my hair but the _ was too thick.
Context Word: braid.
Output: Heather wore her hair in a braid instead of a ponytail because the _ kept her hair together.
Context Word: braid.
Output: Lori wore her hair in a braid instead of a ponytail because she thought the _ was ugly.
Context Word: braid.
Output: My hair looked better in a braid than a ponytail so I wore the _ to the wedding.
Context Word: braid.
Output: Tammy put the hair of her sister into a braid using a ribbon but the _ was too thick.
Context Word: cover.
Output: The paint used in painting the road could not cover it all because the _ is small.
Context Word: highlighter.
Output: Ken used a highlighter to write discard on the suit, but wrote keep on the shirt, because the _ made him look ugly.
Context Word: bandana.
Output: The man wore a hat instead of a bandana because the _ covered the side of his head.
Context Word: bankruptcy.
Output: Barry looked at his debts and assets and he had to declare bankruptcy because he found the _ were too high.
Context Word: velcro.
Output: The dress could use either velcro or a zipper to close, the _ would be easier.
Context Word: velcro.
Output: The strap was being constructed out of velcro instead of using the string, since the _ was stronger.
Context Word: eyeliner.
Output: The eyeliner hurt more than the lipstick did because the _ got into the girl's eyes.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: Erica needed a mortgage for her new home, but the _ she got was too expensive.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: Jan called the bank to talk to them about her mortgage, but she didn't think that the _ was very helpful.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: Jane needed either a 15-year or 30-year mortgage for a house she wanted to buy. The _ was too short.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: The wealthy family had to take out a mortgage on the condo but paid cash for the house.  The _ 's price was outrageous in comparison to the other.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: They were going to pay the mortgage instead of getting the loan, since the _ would be affordable.
Context Word: mortgage.
Output: Tom had to give up paying for his mortgage to pay for his car. The _ was too expensive.
Context Word: ointment.
Output: ObjectX is skin while ObjectY is the liver, the injury can be treated with the ointment because its on the _ on the outside of the body.
Context Word: Breast.
Output: When Amy got pregnant she had to buy a new bra for her breasts. The _ had become to large for the old bra.
Context Word: measure.
Output: By any measure the opera was a disaster compared to the symphony, as the _ was so stingily funded.
Context Word: measure.
Output: It took longer to measure the dining room, than it did to measure the office. That's cause the _ is larger.
Context Word: measure.
Output: James needed another tape measure to completely measure the circumference of the tube. The _ is short.
Context Word: measure.
Output: The dimensions of the table were more difficult to measure than the dimensions of the chair, because the _ was asymmetrical.
Context Word: flirt.
Output: Carl wanted to flirt with girls at the party but instead went to the library as the _ would have distracted him.
Context Word: town.
Output: John almost emptied his gas reading while driving around the border of the new town. The _ is long.
Context Word: noodles.
Output: Cindy ate the noodles but not the vegetables because the _ were hard and undercooked.
Context Word: noodles.
Output: The Japanese noodles were more delicious than the weird vegetables because the _ were homemade.
Context Word: noodles.
Output: The noodles tasted better than the potatoes had tasted because the _ were too hard.
Context Word: noodles.
Output: The noodles were harder than the rice because the _ were boiled for less time.
Context Word: Toenails.
Output: Tina was using a file to trim her toenails and got a bad cut on the skin of her finger because the _ was too hard.
Context Word: removed.
Output: I removed the water from the pool into the ditch until the _ was empty.
Context Word: removed.
Output: The mop was removed from the closet, but not the vacuum, due to the _ being needed on the tile floor.
Context Word: removed.
Output: The woman removed the placemat from the table then laid down the tablecloth, because the _ was ugly.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Claire tried a new color of makeup for her skin tone, but it didn't look too good because the _ was too cool.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Clara had dropped her client’s makeup on the floor and had to dispose of it because the _ is dirty.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Doris needed to apply makeup to her skin because the _ covered up the blemishes.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Hannah use a paper towel to clean the makeup on her face and it got the _ clean.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: I like a girl who doesn't wear much more makeup than eye shadow and lipstick. The _ draws attention to the mouth.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: It is better for girls to wear makeup and not a mask, because the _ is not noticeable.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: James ran out of makeup when making up his face. He never know the _ is so large.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Jane tried to apply her makeup in the mirror at home or at her workplace bathroom, she was running late so she applied her makeup at the _ .
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Makeup was sold from the counters instead of the shelves as the _ discouraged theft.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Makeup was taken off the shelves and sold at the counters instead, since the _ were vulnerable to theft.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: Sarah likes to buy makeup at the dollar store. She buys the lipstick rather than the mascara because the _ looks cheap.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: She bought the green eye makeup instead of the blue eye makeup because she thought the _ looked garish.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: She suspected that her old makeup had expired after she put it on her skin because the _ is harder.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: She was good at makeup but terrible at haircare - she thought the _ industry was boring.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: The girl hadn't gotten much sleep lately and applied makeup to cover the circles under her eyes, because the _ covered the circles.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: The girl wanted makeup for the occasion that night and chose the mascara over the lipstick since the _ was convenient to get.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: The makeup on Kirsten's lips looks worse than what she put on her eyebrows. The makeup she put on the _ was from a lesser known brand.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: The teacher said all the students needed to take makeup tests because their scores were too low. The _ were too disappointing.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: The woman preferred using a brush for makeup instead of a stick, because the _ could apply more makeup at once.
Context Word: makeup.
Output: While updating her makeup, Julie took out the lipstick and bought new lip-gloss. The _ was old.
Context Word: screen.
Output: It was easier to see what was on the computer than on the phone because the _ had a bigger screen.
Context Word: screen.
Output: It was much harder to see out of the screen on the porch than it was the window because the _ was more transparent.
Context Word: screen.
Output: James had a hard time looking at the light bulb. It was unlike his laptop screen. The _ is bright.
Context Word: screen.
Output: The screen got scratched when John was cleaning it with a cloth because the _ is smooth.
Context Word: screen.
Output: The screen on his television is much better then the tablet, because the _ is huge.
Context Word: project.
Output: His project took a lot less longer than his degree because the _ had fewer things to be done.
Context Word: project.
Output: I hated the project this year compared to the essay last year, because the _ required more work.
Context Word: project.
Output: I need to do a big project for my house and not a small task because the _ will complete my house.
Context Word: project.
Output: The project that I took on was a lot easier than his job because the _ had fewer steps.
Context Word: project.
Output: The project that he was working on was easier than the chore that his brother was doing because the _ had a single step.
Context Word: project.
Output: The project this year was a lot less difficult than the task last year, because the _ had more steps.
Context Word: lightening.
Output: Because the _ was exposed, the lightening fried the house but the barn was left unharmed.
Context Word: process.
Output: I didn't like the new process as much as the old transaction because the _ is more difficult.
Context Word: process.
Output: In the process of cleaning the garage, he found a old ancestral neckless. The _ was priceless.
Context Word: process.
Output: The process this year took longer than the investigation last year, because the _ was more involved.
Context Word: preservatives.
Output: Jamie made sure to buy food that had added vitamins but no preservatives because she knew the _ are bad for your health.
Context Word: organize.
Output: He was able to organize the collection better on the shelf than on the stand, because the _ was chaotic.
Context Word: organize.
Output: I wanted to organize my closet, so I pulled a bunch of stuff out of the closet and put it in a box, and now the _ is emptier.
Context Word: organize.
Output: It is easier for the girl to organize the chest versus the desk because there are fewer things in the _ .
Context Word: organize.
Output: She needed to organize the dresser and the desk, but the _ was definitely a harder task.
Context Word: organize.
Output: The woman planned to organize the pantry, but was happy with the closet, because the _ was cluttered.
Context Word: germinate.
Output: After watering the seed was still not able to germinate from the soil because the _ was so defect.
Context Word: germinate.
Output: The farmer couldn't get the seed to germinate in the soil because the _ was too dry.
Context Word: Beef.
Output: Jack was in the mood for beef or venison for dinner, he ended up choosing the _ for a more basic meal.
Context Word: crossbow.
Output: The bolt from the crossbow easily penetrated the knight's armor, as the _ was such a great missile.
Context Word: crossbow.
Output: The crossbow and the sword were both equally dangerous. The _ was more lethal up close.
Context Word: grams.
Output: The bowling ball was more grams than the basketball because the _ took up more mass.
Context Word: jury.
Output: Innocent until proven guilty, the jury found the defendant to be the _ party because of all the evidence to support him.
Context Word: classroom.
Output: Marie found the children liked the plastic chairs over the wooden ones in her classroom because the _ chairs were colorful.
Context Word: classroom.
Output: The classroom at the elementary school was more colorful than the one in the high school because the students at the _ were younger.
Context Word: prom.
Output: Kelly got her new prom dress and got her makeup done, and it made her feel beautiful because the _ was pretty.
Context Word: prom.
Output: Kevin took his date to the restaurant instead of the cafe before the prom because the _ was plainer.
Context Word: prom.
Output: She ditched the dress and wore the skirt to the prom, since she found the _ too traditional for that night.
Context Word: toxins.
Output: They got the toxins out of his body by cutting his leg open with a knife letting the blood drain out. The _ was very sharp.
Context Word: jar.
Output: I took everything out of the bowl and put it in the jar since the _ was too small.
Context Word: jar.
Output: It appears more jars can easily fit into the bags if attempted. He never know the _ are that small.
Context Word: jar.
Output: James wanted to open the jar but he could not, so he opened the bottle and poured the oil in it. The _ lid is immovable.
Context Word: jar.
Output: That big red and shiny apple could not fit in the tiny jar because the _ is too small.
Context Word: jar.
Output: The jar of pills could not longer be closed after James stuffed some pills into it. The _ is too small.
Context Word: jar.
Output: To teach her kids about maturity she put a picture next to the savings jar and a drawing next to the swearing jar.  The _ was unpleasant.
Context Word: fungus.
Output: Beth had stinkhorn fungus in her backyard and in her garden, and she got it out of the _ but it was stubborn in the backyard.
Context Word: fungus.
Output: There was more fungus under my fingernails than under my toenails because the _ were dirtier.
Context Word: fungus.
Output: To treat the fungus on his nails, Burt used the ointment rather than the cream, because the _ made his nails feel awful.
Context Word: sink.
Output: He had to use the sink in the toilet instead of the one in the kitchen, because the sink in the _ had a high water pressure.
Context Word: sink.
Output: Kyle chose to replace his sink prior to the refrigerator due to the _ being much older.
Context Word: sink.
Output: She used the kitchen sink to wash her hands instead of the bathroom sink, because the _ has low water pressure	.
Context Word: sink.
Output: The large wooden cutting board did not fit into the kitchen sink because the _ was too small.
Context Word: suitcase.
Output: If I had known then what I know now, I would have taken the suitcase instead of the trunk, because the _ comes open.
Context Word: suitcase.
Output: John bought a new suitcase for his job, because the _ was a new one.
Context Word: suitcase.
Output: The businesswoman chose to get a briefcase instead of a suitcase, since the _ was too heavy.
Context Word: suitcase.
Output: The suitcase was handed to the boy but he could not carry it and john brought out the box alone and handed the case to him. The _ is heavy.
Context Word: suitcase.
Output: The suitcase was swapped for luggage at the airport as the _ was incompatible for the family.
Context Word: the film.
Output: The film was much more popular with kids than the book because _ was really short.
Context Word: exit.
Output: John ran to the exit after the show at the theater ended but had to slow down because the _ was locked.
Context Word: Sea.
Output: Billy Ray decided to go fishing in the sea instead of the pond since the _ had more fish for him to catch.
Context Word: Jaguar.
Output: The elderly jaguar and its youthful cub were trying to take down the gazelle, but the _ was too old to take it down.
Context Word: vocal.
Output: He preferred to learn his vocal parts from the transcript instead of the recording since the _ was clear to him.
Context Word: fry.
Output: I wanted to fry vegetables or meat, I decided to fry the _ because it is more filling.
Context Word: collections.
Output: Maria enjoyed her collections but her favorite was her dolls and her least favorite was stamps because the _ were easy to find.