niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: Interview.
Output: We opted to leave the office and go to a restaurant instead, as the _ was a stifling environment for the interview.
Context Word: claims.
Output: The news station quickly dismissed all of the claims from the republicans because the _ were false.
Context Word: ponytail.
Output: Jill couldn't fix her hair up properly. The bobble would not go round the ponytail because the _ was too small.
Context Word: ponytail.
Output: Karen tried to tie a ponytail for her doll in the bathroom but the _ was too crowded.
Context Word: ponytail.
Output: Sandra wanted to braid her sisters hair in a ponytail with a ribbon but the _ was too thick.
Context Word: Hydrangeas.
Output: John grew hydrangeas in the sun and in the shade in his garden. The hydrangeas in the _ grew short.
Context Word: arrow.
Output: The board broke in half when shot by the arrow because the _ was weak.
Context Word: lining.
Output: John removed the wool lining fom the jacket and placed it inside the coat, because he was too hot when he wore the _ .
Context Word: dislocated shoulder.
Output: While playing football, Tom got a dislocated shoulder, ending his career in the _ arena.
Context Word: brush.
Output: He gave me a brush that broke quicker than the comb I had, because the _ was made of cheap material.
Context Word: brush.
Output: Jane brushed down her hair with a brush but it is still tangled because the _ is too tough.
Context Word: brush.
Output: Jane wanted to brush and style her hair in a new style but the _ was too thick.
Context Word: brush.
Output: The brush james bought could not get the stain off his teeth because the _ is too soft.
Context Word: brush.
Output: The girl liked using the brush more than the comb because the _ made her hair smoother.
Context Word: brush.
Output: The hairdresser used a comb on her client instead of a brush because the _ was wide.
Context Word: brush.
Output: The new brush broke a lot quicker than the old comb, because the _ was not as strong.
Context Word: brush.
Output: When painting I use a brush or a roller. Right now I need to do the edges and applying paint with the _ is harder.
Context Word: animation.
Output: The children enjoyed the animation more than the action movie because the _ was funnier.
Context Word: procedure.
Output: The procedure was more dangerous than the surgery, because the _ would take very long.
Context Word: procedure.
Output: The procedure was to take a number first and then go find a seat, because the _ was irrelevant to the order.
Context Word: organic.
Output: The organic vegetables were healthier than the non-organic vegetables because the _ had less pesticides.
Context Word: organic.
Output: The tomatoes were organic but not the strawberries. The _ tasted sweeter and were smaller.
Context Word: Sandwich.
Output: Trisha is happy to swap her sandwich for my salad. She thinks the _  fattening for her.
Context Word: retailers.
Output: I went to find new retailers to purchase the boxes of orange juice. The _  were really good.
Context Word: mail.
Output: James found his lost key inside one of the mail box and the _ had always been hidden.
Context Word: mail.
Output: John got his mail delivered to the church faster than the office because the _ is closer.
Context Word: mail.
Output: The mail sent to john do not arrive on time although he had got the text message earlier. The _ is faster.
Context Word: phone call.
Output: Because the message was sensitive, Jason chose to make a phone call rather than send a text, because he thought the _ would be a poor choice.
Context Word: storms.
Output: I've hated storms especially rain and thunder since I was a kid. The _ always startles me.
Context Word: friendships.
Output: Our cousins new friendships weren't as good as our marriages because the _ were one-sided.
Context Word: friendships.
Output: The local cafe was a much better place for making new friendships than the library was, as the _ was accommodating to social activity.
Context Word: fixed.
Output: Jane fixed both the car and the plate, and the _ was very difficult to fix.
Context Word: fixed.
Output: That afternoon, after he fixed the bike handle with the glue, the _ came loose because it was meant for wood.
Context Word: pimples.
Output: I used medicine to treat my pimples and didn't like squeezing them because _ had them healing better.
Context Word: pimples.
Output: James put just some pressure on the pimples and it burst over his face. The _ is a little high.
Context Word: pimples.
Output: Ty had more pimples on his back than on his face because the pores on the _ were clogged.
Context Word: sibling.
Output: Jackie and her sibling wanted to go to a restaurant to eat by cab but the _ was closed.
Context Word: kick.
Output: I'd rather play on a soccer team than be a kicker on a foot ball team since the _ ball is easier to kick.
Context Word: kick.
Output: Jackson liked to do his swimming kick with flippers instead of swim shoes, because the _ were uncomfortable.
Context Word: innocent.
Output: After the accident, the innocent baby needed another bib but not clothes as the _ was torn.
Context Word: epididymitis.
Output: John thought he had epididymitis so he drove to the clinic and the doctor prescription of antibiotics but the _ was too strong.
Context Word: ran.
Output: James ran from the pavement to the grass and slide off because the _ is slippery.
Context Word: altitude.
Output: The plane flew at a lower altitude than the helicopter because the _ had less engine power.
Context Word: broccoli.
Output: Examining the menu, he chose broccoli rather than a burger because the _ was supposed to be healthier.
Context Word: broccoli.
Output: I cannot stand broccoli, so my wife tried frying it.  I liked it better crispy than soggy, so I ate the _ broccoli.
Context Word: broccoli.
Output: Jimmy liked broccoli for dinner and chose it over steak because the _ was very meaty.
Context Word: broccoli.
Output: The doctor recommended her to drink more milk and eat more broccoli, because the _ is calcium rich.
Context Word: nectar.
Output: We had a jar for the nectar so the mold would not get to it, the _ tried to protect it.
Context Word: cupcake shop.
Output: She opened a cupcake shop and bought a refrigerator and an oven, but she cannot store the ingredients now because the _ is broken.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Ashley added more bananas and leafy greens to her diet, and found that the _ helped to make her more alert.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Because of his diet, he reevaluated the food in his kitchen. The _ was filled with junk.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Bob ate a diet of pasta and not meat before the marathon because the _ was less useful during the race.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Callie went on a liquid diet through a tube but was in pain because the _ is painful.
Context Word: diet.
Output: For her new weight-loss diet, she decided to try the chocolate shake rather than the strawberry this time, as she loathed the _ one.
Context Word: diet.
Output: His doctor said his diet should include vegetables and not donuts because the _ are beneficial.
Context Word: diet.
Output: His weight loss diet included rice but excluded meat, as the _ was conducive to the weight loss goal.
Context Word: diet.
Output: I started the Atkins diet and was told coffee would help with headaches and soda for the nausea.  The _ was numbing.
Context Word: diet.
Output: I'm going to try a keto or paleo diet. With the _ diet I eat a lot of meat.
Context Word: diet.
Output: I'm on a low-carb diet so I'm substituting rice with cauliflower. The _ is much lower carb.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Jeff switched his lack of a diet to a vegan diet because the _ was unregulated.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Jennifer was trying to pick a new diet she could do keto or low carb. The _ would be a life chance.
Context Word: diet.
Output: John changed his diet from a vegan plan to a vegetarian plan because  the _ was rigid.
Context Word: diet.
Output: John replaced pasta in his diet with meats. He was trying to eat the _ less because of protein.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Laura knew her daughter was on a diet, so she weighed her on a scale and was concerned because the _ was too strict.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Marco watched his diet carefully so he decided to choose an apple over candy for a snack because the _ was healthier.
Context Word: diet.
Output: My doctor said my diet should include more steamed kale and less steak; apparently the _ is fairly unhealthy.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Sally was often on a diet but not while she was on vacation. She wanted to experience more local foods on the _ .
Context Word: diet.
Output: Sam was having success with her diet, she was gaining muscle and burning fat. The _ was disappearing.
Context Word: diet.
Output: She ordered the soup instead of the lasagna, because the _ suits her full liquid diet.
Context Word: diet.
Output: Shelly checked her weight progress after starting a new diet, and was pleased because the _ was working.
Context Word: diet.
Output: The doctor advised making small changes to the diet instead of large changes all at once. The _ changes would be too hard to stick with.
Context Word: diet.
Output: The fasting was a lot worse than the diet, because with the _ you couldn't eat at times.
Context Word: diet.
Output: The man liked the diet drinks, but hated the diet foods, because the _ tasted terrible.
Context Word: diet.
Output: The medical diet required more protein from meat in it because the _ lacked balance.
Context Word: filter.
Output: Because I suffer from allergies, I use a HEPA air filter rather than a regular air filter in my central air conditioning because the _ removes more allergens.
Context Word: filter.
Output: James still found some particles went through the filter holes. He never know the _ are that tiny.
Context Word: filter.
Output: Stacy put her soup through a filter to separate the vegetables from the liquid because the _ made the soup chunky.
Context Word: filter.
Output: The filter in the living room needed to be changed more often than the one in the bedroom because the _ was dirtier.
Context Word: filter.
Output: The vacuum cleaner was not working and a replacement filter and roller were purchased but the _ was too wide.
Context Word: Tank top.
Output: The man took off the tank top and put on the t-shirt, because the _ was sweaty.
Context Word: app.
Output: We updated the app on his phone but not the firmware since the _ was stable.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: He was comfortable in the bed, but not on the couch, because the _ next next to a barking dog.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: He wished he'd brought the brown shoes instead of the black shoes because the _ were less comfortable.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Jason brought comfortable sandals and a pair of very tight boots to the hotel. He wore the _ and walked around in pain.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Jimmy was more comfortable repairing the computer than the car because the _ was smaller.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: John slept in the smaller bed but Joan slept in the larger because Joan found the _ more comfortable.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: The boy felt comfortable in his blanket while staying home from school. The _ cozy and hard.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: The couch was comfortable but the loveseat needed an extra cushion. The _ was old.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: The woman found the jeans were more comfortable than the pants because the _ were stretchy.
Context Word: comfortable.
Output: Tonight she was wearing flats instead of high heels , because the _ are more comfortable.
Context Word: apology.
Output: John cannot heat Jill's apology because of the machine working beside them. The _ is loud.
Context Word: apology.
Output: Karen wanted to write a long apology letter using a paper and pen, but had to get more paper because the _ is too short.
Context Word: dressed.
Output: The woman dressed in a scarf and not the turtleneck because the _ is more fashionable.
Context Word: silk.
Output: The fabric was a lot cheaper than the silk, because the _ was bottom of the line.
Context Word: silk.
Output: The seamstress tried to use the silk to patch the hole in the quilt but the _ was too large.
Context Word: flaxseed.
Output: Tim wanted to put flaxseed into his smoothie in the blender but the _ was too small.
Context Word: difficult.
Output: Julie found it too difficult to use traps instead of poisons to deal with her rat infestation because the _ are less effective.
Context Word: bike chain.
Output: The bike was in the shop to fix the bike chain and they found other issues while at the _ .
Context Word: grandparents.
Output: Hi grandparents moved out of the house and into the condominium, as by this time the _ was expensive for them.
Context Word: club.
Output: During the poker game, I needed a club and not a heart card to complete my full house, so I feared getting the _ card.
Context Word: club.
Output: I always go to the bar next to my house and not the busy club, because the _ is closer.
Context Word: club.
Output: It was harder to talk to each other in the club than at the party because the music was louder in the _ .
Context Word: club.
Output: James wanted to join the yacht club instead of a fraternity, because the _ sounded more enjoyable.
Context Word: club.
Output: The club got broken when James tried to use it to break the gate. The _ is strong.
Context Word: club.
Output: The concrete wall still remain intact after hitting it several times with a club. The _ is weak.
Context Word: club.
Output: The man chose to go to the club with the ivory doors instead of the wooden doors, because the one with the _ doors was fancier.
Context Word: flat iron.
Output: Jillian stopped using a flat iron on her hair every day because the _ was broken.
Context Word: mince.
Output: The  chef could not mince garlic but made very nice shallot, as the _ was a weakness of his.
Context Word: ipad.
Output: The ipad had the book pre loaded but not the film as the _ was completely free.
Context Word: brown.
Output: The sky was brown over the factory, as the _ absorbed so much pollution all day.
Context Word: kennel.
Output: The new dog wanted to sleep inside the house instead of in a kennel in the backyard. The _ was cold and lonely.
Context Word: crayon.
Output: James dropped the red crayon on the table and it got broken. The _ is brittle.
Context Word: crayon.
Output: When Gretchen hit both, the stick broke while the crayon didn't. The _ was weak.
Context Word: crisis.
Output: During the national crisis we were running out of food to hand out unlike the water bottle since the _ was spoiled.
Context Word: crisis.
Output: The crisis in the 1970's caused more deaths than the hurricane, because the _ was worldwide.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: After working in the yard the man changed from his jeans to his sweatpants because the _ were dirty.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: I hated the jeans that she wore to the cinema compared to her shorts, because the _ we so ugly.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: James realized he can put more jeans in the box than jacket. The _ is smaller.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: James said that jeans were appropriate for the job interviews. The _ were casual and would make him feel comfortable.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: Jimmy decided to buy sweats at the Old Navy instead of jeans because the _ were breathable.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: Mary wore the jeans to school instead of the shorts yesterday because the _ would stop her from getting cold.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: Mike chose to buy his jeans at the store rather than the outlet, because _ was cheaper .
Context Word: jeans.
Output: My jeans recently had a couple problems with the zipper and the pockets.  I chose to fix the _ because it affected interactions more.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: The boy wore jeans instead of shorts because the _ would keep him feeling warm in the cold.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: The jeans fit better than the shirt because I had tried the _ on at the store.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: Trina liked to wear the leather boots over her jeans because the _ were tall.
Context Word: jeans.
Output: Washing jeans with hot or cold water is an age old question. The _ water helps avoid fading.
Context Word: chives.
Output: With the clashing flavor of the _ , the chef opted against using chives and used capers instead.
Context Word: develop.
Output: I had to develop a picture, and when I poured the solution from the jug into the pan, the _ was lighter.
Context Word: develop.
Output: The college decided to stop the chemistry program but continue engineering, because the _ program was expensive to develop.
Context Word: develop.
Output: The housing unit we were developing needed a new board and not a floor since the _ was bending.
Context Word: develop.
Output: To develop the formula, the analyst discarded equations and used algorithms, because the _ were unsuited for this task.
Context Word: diapers.
Output: Having outgrown diapers, the child switched to shorts but not pants, as the _ fit perfectly.
Context Word: diapers.
Output: Molly put diapers on the shopping list because the box she had was almost empty, but she forgot the _ at home when she went shopping.
Context Word: Dye.
Output: After applying the dye to his hair, Adam used bleach to make the color stronger. The _ alone was not enough.
Context Word: guard.
Output: The hostile customer was dragged away by the guards instead of the policemen because the _ got there later.
Context Word: mineral rights.
Output: The woman decided to hire a lawyer to lease the mineral rights to her land after gold was discovered nearby, because the _ was valuable.
Context Word: Babies.
Output: Babies require more liquid than candy because _ help a baby grow up into a healthy adult.
Context Word: revolver.
Output: I was looking for a new revolver to add to my collection, but new guns were too light, so I bought the _ that was old.
Context Word: revolver.
Output: Jim bought a revolver and tried to practice his shooting at the shooting range but the _ was too hard.
Context Word: revolver.
Output: John could not hear the sound of the revolver when listening to the radio because the _ is closer.
Context Word: revolver.
Output: John went to the shooting range he tried the revolver and the rifle. The _ hurt his shoulder.
Context Word: revolver.
Output: Mitchell wasn't sure what revolver he wanted he couldn't decide between the 32 or 38. The _ is a smaller bullet.
Context Word: revolver.
Output: The shot from the revolver could not penetrate the window, but easily broke door, as the _ was so sturdy.
Context Word: adventure.
Output: This years adventure was a lot worse than last years trip, because the _ had a lot of horrible times.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Amy tripped and ripped her baseball shirt and needed a new shirt. She went to the store to get a sports shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Amy tripped and ripped her tunic shirt and needed a new shirt. She went to the store to get a T-shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Ben wanted a better job and he knew the right shirt would help at the interview. He thought the _ was the perfect fit.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Bob tore his shirt that was a aloha shirt. He decided to get a camp shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Carl lost his camp shirt and decided to get another shirt. He got a dress shirt because the _ is lost.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Carl lost his sweatshirt and decided to get another shirt. He got a polo shirt because the _ is lost.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Daria needed a sports shirt to replace the epaulette shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Daria needed a western shirt to replace the night shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Earl got a new shirt for his daughter. It was a dress shirt to replace the flannel shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Earl got a new shirt for his daughter. It was a jersey shirt to replace the oxford shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: He wanted to wear a tank top but she insisted on a shirt - the _ looked so smart.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: He wore his T shirt instead of the dress shirt, because the _ was still wet.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: I wore the pants and the shirt together but got more compliments on the _ because the shirt was fashionable.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: James shirt was caught in a hook and it got torn because the _ is weak.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: James tore his shirt that was a undershirt. He decided to get a tuxedo shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: John and Jill were fighting over a shirt both for john and no one wants the shoe bought for Jill. The _ is beautiful.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: John soaked his shirt in a bleach and still removed it with the stain intact. The _ is very tough.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Out of all the shirts, I chose the wool instead of the cotton one, because the _ shirt was better for the cold weather.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: The casual shirt she bought was not for the wedding, but for the party afterward, since the _ was a formal affair.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: The shirt matched her shoes, but did not go with her socks, as the _ were a matching color to it.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: The shirt soaked in more of the water in one round than the towel did.  It turned out the _ is more absorbent.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: The shirt that I got for my birthday did not fit in my closet, because the _ was too long.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: The woman took her shirt but not her skirt to the dry cleaners because the _ was stained.
Context Word: shirt.
Output: Tom needed a new shirt when he ripped his golf shirt. He bought a henley shirt because the _ was old.
Context Word: master cylinder.
Output: Joey tried to put the master cylinder into the car's chassis but the _ was too big.
Context Word: frost.
Output: Eve found that the plants in the greenhouse thrived through the frost while the ones in the garden died, because the _ was warmer.
Context Word: decision.
Output: Susan made the decision of  getting in an airplane instead of train to go to Miami because the _ travels fast.
Context Word: decision.
Output: The student to their time to make a decision over which college to attend, because the _ was important.
Context Word: attention.
Output: He paid more attention to the mobile game than the conversation because the _ was boring.
Context Word: attention.
Output: I paid more attention at the stove than at the sink because it was more dangerous working near the _ .
Context Word: attention.
Output: It came to our attention that the fire was burning in the house and not the garage because the _ is flammable.
Context Word: attention.
Output: Jamie got more attention when she wore the dress than when she wore the blouse, because the _ was colorful.
Context Word: attention.
Output: The chimes drew the kids attention more than the bells because the _ were loud.
Context Word: grilling.
Output: While grilling outside, he moved the steaks from the grill to the plate, so the _ became full.
Context Word: chatted.
Output: The man chatted in the cafeteria for longer than he did in the park because he knew more people in the _ .
Context Word: glands.
Output: The glands of the cows weren't providing the populations with enough milk because the _ were overworked.
Context Word: bulb.
Output: James was scared of touching the light bulb because he though it will burn him like the candle light did. He realized the _ is cold.
Context Word: bulb.
Output: John replaced all the halogen bulbs with LED bulbs because the _ consume more energy.
Context Word: book.
Output: A book was loaned out for a long homework assignment but the _ was too basic.
Context Word: book.
Output: Anna sent letters and manuscripts to editors to try to get her book published, but the _ were never opened.
Context Word: book.
Output: Ben needed to return the book to the library, but the _ got damaged in his backpack and he was nervous.
Context Word: book.
Output: Fiorella didn’t add the final chapter on accident and submitted the book. It was declined because the _ is incomplete.
Context Word: book.
Output: I bought a new book at the store but so far I don't like it. The _ is boring and lacks visual stimulation.
Context Word: book.
Output: I gave my daughter the choice between an abridged classic and a regular chapter book. She chose the _ since it's easier to read.
Context Word: book.
Output: I looked over at the book and dvd sitting on the table. I felt like reading something so I picked up the _ and opened it.
Context Word: book.
Output: I was binding together the cover and pages for my book. There was paper sticking out of the finished product because the _ was too short.
Context Word: book.
Output: I've always wanted to write a book a mystery or crime book. The _ book would be based on my mischievous days.
Context Word: book.
Output: It took James more time to read the book to the audience. The _ is longer than they expected.
Context Word: book.
Output: It took Sally less time to read the book than the magazine. The _ was mostly pictures and few words.
Context Word: book.
Output: It took longer to read the book than the magazine because the _ had more words.
Context Word: book.
Output: It was funny when we found the book in James jacket. We never know the _ is that big.
Context Word: book.
Output: James cannot carry any more of the books, so he decided to carry some diskettes because the _ are lighter.
Context Word: book.
Output: James could not comprehend the topics in the book within the time give to him because the _ is short.
Context Word: book.
Output: James could not finish reading the book before the break ends. The _ is pretty short.
Context Word: book.
Output: James filled up the books with the lists of name of people needed in the conference. The _ are long.
Context Word: book.
Output: James had been reading the pages of the book within the break period and he is yet to finish. The _ is long.
Context Word: book.
Output: James wrote a book on the climate and it had so many pages because the _ is long.
Context Word: book.
Output: Jane smack the book on the table and the glass was not broken because the _ is not weak enough.
Context Word: book.
Output: John decided he will read the magazine first because the bus will soon arrive and then read the book in the long journey. The _ is short.
Context Word: book.
Output: Kai was reading a book but later he started watching sitcom because he is tired and the _ is complicated to process now.
Context Word: book.
Output: Kyle brought a book for the bus ride because he found the _ to be boring.
Context Word: book.
Output: Laura found a book and a magazine on the table, and she decided to take the _ because she was going to the beach for a long time.
Context Word: book.
Output: My kid needs a new book to read we can't decide about animals or superhero. The _ would be cute stories.
Context Word: book.
Output: Quincy wanted to move each book from the table to the shelf so that they were in order of color,  but the _ couldn't hold them all.
Context Word: book.
Output: Since I took the books out of the box and put them into the storage chest, the _ became very light.
Context Word: book.
Output: Susie wanted to read a book so she went to the library. Unfortunately the _ was out of stock.
Context Word: book.
Output: The book James bough at the even was the only thing stolen in the bag leaving behind the wristwatch. The _ is valuable.
Context Word: book.
Output: The book james got with him can not get into the bag because the _ is big.
Context Word: book.
Output: The book on lizards sold more copies than the one written on spiders. It's because the _ book was written in an interesting style.
Context Word: book.
Output: The book outweigh the magazine when they were arranged in a bag. Turns out the _ is bulkier.
Context Word: book.
Output: The book published on the story was a very bulky one with many pages because the _ is long.
Context Word: book.
Output: The book took longer to read than the novella because the _ was much longer.
Context Word: book.
Output: The book was taken from the bookcase without permission and its absence told by the _ leaving a dust-free spot.
Context Word: book.
Output: The children love reading the book but they do not seem to like the magazine because the _ is attractive.
Context Word: book.
Output: The children's book about monkeys sells more copies than the one about grasshoppers. Kids must enjoy connecting with _ .
Context Word: book.
Output: The controversial book was never put into the store after it was published because the _ was offensive.
Context Word: book.
Output: The girl put the history book back on the shelf and read the magazine because the _ was boring.
Context Word: book.
Output: The short, weak librarian tried to put the book on the top shelf but the _ was too high.
Context Word: book.
Output: The strap of James backpack got torn under the force of the books stuffed in it. The _ are too much.
Context Word: book.
Output: The teacher's old book could not be put on the shelf because the _ was too flimsy.
Context Word: book.
Output: They adapted the book into a movie, but the girl didn't want to see it. She thought the _ was authentic.
Context Word: book.
Output: Tommy could not put the book into the mailing box because the _ was too thick.
Context Word: book.
Output: We needed to return the book we barrowed from the library, but the _ was not open.
Context Word: fun.
Output: The fair has many fun things to do, such as the rides or games, but the _ have long lines because they are more exciting.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: I was impressed with the behavior of my friend but not the attitude of his friend, because the _ was polite.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: The behavior of the blender was exactly as advertised, but the toaster was being weird, because the _ was malfunctioning.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: The behavior of the criminal had to be analyzed by a piece of AI because the _ was bizarre.
Context Word: behavior.
Output: When Ben dropped the glass, his behavior change, the glass broke but the tile was fine. The _ was destroyed.
Context Word: coughed.
Output: They coughed in the living room more than in the kitchen because the _ was much cleaner.
Context Word: great.
Output: He told a great story that involved a castle and scary magic. The _ was rustic.
Context Word: reservation.
Output: I made a reservation for dinner after forgetting that I had a late meeting, but I was still able to make it because the _ was shortened.
Context Word: fox.
Output: Joey wanted to keep his pet fox in his fence outside so he paid the permit fee but the _ was too low.
Context Word: Onions.
Output: Onions aren't Chris's first choice for seasoning. He prefers to go with tomatoes. The _ are a screwy choice to him.
Context Word: bloating.
Output: Lisa wanted to find ways to relieve her bloating by going to the gym and drinking water. The _ was tiring.
Context Word: key.
Output: At the antique store, she bought a skeleton key rather than an antique doorknob for the shadow box because the _ was small.
Context Word: key.
Output: John realized the key cannot enter the key hole to his door because the _ is bigger.
Context Word: key.
Output: The key that we thought will open the door could not even get through the hole. The _ is wide.
Context Word: People.
Output: People at work voted against going to a ball game for a work outing and chose a musical instead. The people at work detest the _ choice.
Context Word: invoice.
Output: The invoice for the cans ended up being longer than the invoice for the wheels since the _ were more populated.
Context Word: caterpillar.
Output: The caterpillar tried to build its cocoon on the leaf, but the _ was too fragile.
Context Word: burn barrel.
Output: They put all their trash in a burn barrel while living on the farm because it was the only easy way to get rid of the _ .
Context Word: garage.
Output: 3 cars could park in the garage but only 2 in the carport because the _ was larger.
Context Word: garage.
Output: I had a hard time backing out of my space in the parking garage because a truck had parked next to me and the _ was quite large.
Context Word: garage.
Output: Jason could not fit his new car into the garage because the _ was too cluttered.
Context Word: garage.
Output: The motorcycle fit in the garage while the car did not because the _ was too small.
Context Word: garage.
Output: The truck was too high for the garage front door. The _ was too big.
Context Word: paid.
Output: On Wednesday she paid the overdue bill on the electric for her house but not her car because the _ was an unreliable piece of junk.
Context Word: paid.
Output: The plumber got paid for fixing the toilet, but not for working on the sink. He did satisfactory work on the _ .
Context Word: landlord.
Output: My landlord made more money renting the houses than the apartments because the _ were smaller.
Context Word: landlord.
Output: The landlord chose to allow cats in his units, but not dogs. He thinks that _ are cleaner.
Context Word: avoided.
Output: The dog avoided the bed and laid on the couch instead because sleeping on the _ was forbidden.
Context Word: shopping.
Output: Most people prefer to do online shopping versus in-store shopping because the _ shopping costs time.
Context Word: shopping.
Output: She decided to do the shopping from the corner shop and not the supermarket, because the _ is closer.
Context Word: shopping.
Output: She hated the supermarket so decided to do the shopping from the corner shop, because the staff in the _ was rude.
Context Word: shopping.
Output: She wanted to go shopping for a rug for the patio because the _ looked bare.
Context Word: large.
Output: The mechanic was listening to music but it got drowned out when an old large car started up. The _ is too loud.
Context Word: upholstery.
Output: The upholstery on the couch lasted longer than the one on the chair because the one on the _ was done by a professional.
Context Word: chopsticks.
Output: The forks broke when Mike tried to eat the noodles, but the chopsticks didn't. The _ were made of plastic.
Context Word: unicycle.
Output: I would like to learn to ride a bicycle rather than a unicycle. To learn to ride the _ is hard.
Context Word: prison.
Output: She normally kept her ID and a pocket knife in the car, but when visiting her husband in prison she brought the _ with her.
Context Word: prison.
Output: The jail is a lot worse than the prison because in the _ you have little free time.
Context Word: prison.
Output: The prison had broken toilets and old bedsheets that made it smell very bad. The _ were backed up.
Context Word: underwater.
Output: There's a whole lot of sea life and treasure underwater in the ocean. You don't need a map to find the _ .
Context Word: delusions.
Output: The man suffering from delusions saw a pink robot walking down the street, because the _ caused hallucinations.
Context Word: pasta.
Output: Nora was boiling some pasta in a pot of water for dinner and made a mess. The _ she put in it was too high.
Context Word: pasta.
Output: The husband  ordered the pasta instead of the casserole, because the _ was highly recommended.
Context Word: pasta.
Output: The pasta was drier than the rice was because the _ was left on the stove for longer.
Context Word: cows.
Output: Everyone pet the cows at the farm but no one pet the goats, since _ were very gentle.
Context Word: newborn.
Output: At nighttime, the mother moved the newborn from the cradle to the swing, because the newborn slept poorly in the _ .
Context Word: newborn.
Output: The couple will be adopting a newborn instead of an infant, since the _ would be much older.
Context Word: newborn.
Output: The mother was sure to feed the newborn apples instead of carrots, because the _ gave the baby allergies.
Context Word: newborn.
Output: Tim tried to put the newborn in the new diaper but the _ was too big.
Context Word: maneuver.
Output: The speedy car attempted to maneuver around the stationary truck, as the _ did not want to be the perpetrator of a crash.
Context Word: swimming pool.
Output: In the summer it can be tough to maintain the water in the swimming pool. Sometimes the _ gets dirty and needs scrubbing with a brush.
Context Word: poop.
Output: Noel tried to hold in his poop by sitting on a chair but the _ was too hard.
Context Word: poop.
Output: The fragrance could not get rid of the smell of poop in the room because the _ is weak.
Context Word: poop.
Output: The odor of the poop is too concentrated in the room because the _ is strong.
Context Word: poop.
Output: The room still stink of poop odor despite Jame's application of freshener. The _ is strong.
Context Word: dispose.
Output: The doctor tried to dispose the waste, but wanted to know whether to use the hazardous or normal waste. The _ choice was the more clean choice.
Context Word: dispose.
Output: The tables we would dispose first, followed by the carpets much later, as the _ were no longer essential.
Context Word: insects.
Output: Marie tried to kill the insects in her house by setting out traps. She didn't have much success because the _ were too many.
Context Word: sparring.
Output: The ring was only meant for sparring and not actual fighting because the _ was unpredictable.
Context Word: forks.
Output: The forks were placed on the table by each plate until all the _ were in place.
Context Word: brake.
Output: James leg could not reach the brake pedal when he entered the car because the _ is too far.
Context Word: brake.
Output: Since Tom heard a noise when he applied the brake, he decided to fix the caliper rather than the rotor, because the _ was noisy.
Context Word: brake.
Output: The car stopped before the truck did because the driver of the _ pressed the brake earlier.
Context Word: brake.
Output: The mechanical told Evan he needed to replace his brake pads, but not the shoes, as the _ were worn.
Context Word: brake.
Output: When the car was brought up into the shop, the brake was replaced when the wheel wasn't, since the _ was broken.
Context Word: binder.
Output: Jessica tried to align the holes on their recipe page to the clasps in the binder, but the paper wouldn't go in because the _ are too small.
Context Word: posts.
Output: The gardener was unable to put the posts on the trucks because the _ were too long.
Context Word: Mental Hospital.
Output: The girl had to go to the mental hospital while the boy didn't because the _ was insane.
Context Word: retirement.
Output: For retirement my kids bought me a hammock I had to assemble whereas my partner bought me a a yoga mat.  The _ was stressful.
Context Word: technology.
Output: The school far outpaced the company in its technology, because the _ made substantial investments in it.
Context Word: Contract.
Output: The lawyer sealed the contract in an envelope before handing it to his client. The _ was no longer visible.
Context Word: making a bag.
Output: Lily gave up making a bag with a sewing machine because of the thick instruction book and used hand sewing method instead because the _ is time consuming.
Context Word: cow.
Output: Mary stopped feeding the cow grass and began to only feed it grain, because the _ made the cow sick.
Context Word: cow.
Output: The cow slept better in the barn than in the field because it was hot in the _ .
Context Word: cow.
Output: The cow slept in the barn instead of in the field because it was too hot in the _ .
Context Word: Dog.
Output: Adam went to the pound to get a dog for his son. He would've went to the store, but the _ was a closer drive for him.
Context Word: Dog.
Output: Andrew was trying to brush the matted hair on his dog but wasn't having much luck because the _ was too weak.
Context Word: Dog.
Output: My dog looked at me then back to his food dish longingly, so I put food from the bag into the bowl until the _ was full.
Context Word: Dog.
Output: The dog preferred sleeping on the couch instead of the dog bed because the _ was closer to his food.
Context Word: hemorrhoids.
Output: Betty had hemorrhoids so preferred sitting on a couch to a bench because a _ was soft.
Context Word: stem.
Output: James hung the bag on one of the tree stem and it was retained without falling. The _ must be very light.
Context Word: stem.
Output: John cannot cut the stem with the knife and he decided to use the blade because the _ is sharp.
Context Word: hit.
Output: It was necessary to hit the iron with the sledgehammer after the _ got heated.
Context Word: hit.
Output: James hit the wall with a club but the club got broken instead. The _ must be pretty strong.
Context Word: bat.
Output: Bob's bat was broken when he hit the ball at the game. Because the _ is weak.
Context Word: bat.
Output: Mike was hit by the gun at his foot then killed by the bat on his head, the effect of the _ was minimum.
Context Word: track.
Output: He had a choice between a Cadillac with high top speed or a slower Audi with all-wheel drive. He chose the _ because the track was dry and straight.
Context Word: track.
Output: The track had a bad surface for the sprints, but was ideal for the marathons.  It's conditions were poor for the _ .
Context Word: yard.
Output: John cannot walk the length of the whole yard without stopping. It was nothing like walking in the lawn. The _ is wide.
Context Word: yard.
Output: The hose was replaced in the yard but the sprinkler still needed to be repair. The _ was broken.
Context Word: appologized.
Output: The woman appologized to the court for taking the ring but said nothing about the bracelet because she had been convicted of stealing the _ .
Context Word: lipstick.
Output: Lana forgot that she had an opened lipstick in her pants pocket before going outside, so now the _ is messy.
Context Word: lipstick.
Output: The girl wiped off the lipstick but applied eyeshadow because her parents thought the _ was inappropriate for church.
Context Word: lipstick.
Output: The lipstick was more visible than the blush because the _ was a brighter color.
Context Word: lipstick.
Output: The young girl put lipstick from the container onto her lips until the _ was empty.
Context Word: hybrid vegetables.
Output: Sue wanted to grow hybrid vegetables in the garden of her rooftop garden but the _ were too difficult.
Context Word: voice.
Output: Guest could hardly hear each other's voice when they were dancing in the party because the _ is low.
Context Word: voice.
Output: I sent her a text because I couldn't leave her a voice mail in her mail box due to the _ being full.
Context Word: voice.
Output: It's difficult for men to sing soprano parts. They usually sing alto parts or below because the _  require a deeper voice.
Context Word: voice.
Output: James was speaking as loud as his voice could go over the music but no one could hear him because the _ is louder.
Context Word: voice.
Output: Jenna used her diaphragm and her ribcage to try to throw her voice, and using the _ helped her to make her voice sound far.
Context Word: voice.
Output: John cannot hear the man voice because of the radio beside him. The _ is close.
Context Word: voice.
Output: Nobody will hear the voice of the singer if the trumpet continue to blow that way. The _ is quite low.
Context Word: voice.
Output: The man's voice sounded louder in the gym than in the hall because the microphones in the _ were better.
Context Word: voice.
Output: The voice that my friend had was higher pitch than the song because the _ from a young girl.
Context Word: calculators.
Output: These calculators cannot sum up the numbers for the whole inventory because the _ are small.
Context Word: roof.
Output: Jerry always wore a safety harness when he was on a roof but not on the driveway since the _ is steep.
Context Word: roof.
Output: Mike tried to climb up the ladder to retrieve the ball on the roof but the _ was too short.
Context Word: bounce.
Output: The volleyball did not bounce as high as the soccer ball, because the _ was deflated.
Context Word: turkey.
Output: Ashley had an electric knife and a manual knife.  Since the power was out, she used the _ to carve the turkey.
Context Word: turkey.
Output: Sookie roasted a turkey and served it with potatoes instead of carrots, because everyone in her family would have hated the _ .
Context Word: underarms.
Output: Tracy used a shaving razor to get rid of the stubble under her underarms but the _ was too rough.
Context Word: milkshake.
Output: Joe wanted to use strawberries and blueberries for a milkshake but the _ were too sweet.
Context Word: milkshake.
Output: Sue and I wanted to go get a milkshake but we couldn't decide between vanilla and chocolate.  After debating, we went with the dark option of _ .
Context Word: itchy.
Output: The itchy feeling is caused by the dust but is remedied with the lotion, because the _ irritates the skin.
Context Word: itchy.
Output: The woman was itchy on her legs, but not her arms. Her _ had contacted some Poison Ivy.
Context Word: ranger.
Output: The ranger rode the bike instead of the car because the _ was easier to maneuver in the streets.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: For rush hour, the baker avoided baking the wheat bread and stuck with the croissants since the _ was rather costly.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: Grace was trying to avoid swapping with me her dress for my sweater. She thinks my _ is too baggy on her.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: He tried to avoid the buildings and vehicles, but the _ were harder to avoid as his speed increased.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: He wanted to avoid the illness and the heartbreak, but the _ was unfortunately unavoidable.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: I avoided the live wire but not the fence it ran along because the _ was dangerous to touch.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: Priscilla always avoids the bike path, but walks on the sidewalk a lot. The _ is too shady for her liking.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: She tried to avoid the zoo so she could visit the park instead, since the _ was contrary to her tastes.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: The dance was great, but the party after was something to avoid, as the people at the _ were so fun.
Context Word: avoid.
Output: We avoided taking on the client's job and took the excursion instead since the _ took a long time.
Context Word: bass.
Output: The musician did bass and vocals, but liked the _ best because it is subtle.
Context Word: bass.
Output: Tim wanted to play lead guitar in the band but he was told to be bass instead. The _ guitar needed to be confident and experienced.
Context Word: bass.
Output: Tyra took bass lessons and found it was her third favorite after piano and violin, and she knew the _ would always be number one.
Context Word: yorkie.
Output: Amelia adopted an older Yorkie and used a clicker to train her to do tricks for treats. The _ were initially good reinforcement for the dog to learn.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: He wanted to focus on fixing his muscle rather than the bone, because the _ was tense.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: James's muscle mass didn't grow during his complex diet because the _ wasn't getting protein.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Jenny tried to relieve her muscle aches with hot pads and cold pads, and the _ helped relax her muscles more.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: John wanted to to lift more weight with his muscles but the _ are too big.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: Kirk had hurt his leg muscle at the gym and he treated it with epsom salt while avoiding balm, because he thought the _ might make it worse.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: The arm muscle was larger than the leg muscle because the man worked out the _ more.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: The black ox can carry a heavier load than the brown ox due to the heavier muscle mass of the _ ox.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: The doctor suggested alternating between ice and a heating pad when I strained a muscle, but he warned me to not let the _ get too cold.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: The muscle on the arm hurt more than the muscle on the leg because the _ had been warmed up.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: The rod failed to puncture him, but the arrow succeeded. The _ was weak against his muscle.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: The shake was much more effective for building muscle than the sandwich, since the _ had sufficient nutrients.
Context Word: muscle.
Output: The shakes didn't build any muscle for her, but the pills helped, as the _ were lacking in nutrients.