niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: deaf.
Output: The deaf woman didn't notice the car but could tell the motorcycle was approaching.  The _ made no vibrations.
Context Word: sun protection.
Output: Terry applied sun protection while she was at the beach but the _ was too strong.
Context Word: lunch.
Output: Sally ate a very large lunch so she was not hungry at dinner time. The _ was a big meal.
Context Word: lunch.
Output: Sine she was concerned about the environment, the woman packed her lunch in a container instead of a bag, because the _ could be used many times.
Context Word: violations.
Output: The violations were less extreme than the federal laws, because the _ were minor infractions.
Context Word: oversee.
Output: Jeremy had to oversee the bar, but wasn't sure if he should be cleaning stock or managing stock. The _ was imperative to the bar.
Context Word: knife.
Output: George opted for both of them to use a knife instead of a gun in the duel because the _ could mortally injure them.
Context Word: knife.
Output: I cut my hand on the knife and wasn't sure if I needed stitches or a bandaid. After seeing how deep it was, I got the _ .
Context Word: knife.
Output: It is more dangerous to eat yogurt with a knife rather than a spoon, because the _ might slip and cut you.
Context Word: knife.
Output: James could not cut the rope with a knife and he decided to use an ax instead. The _ is sharp.
Context Word: knife.
Output: John used the knife instead of the fork to prepare lettuce because the _ was sharp.
Context Word: knife.
Output: She tried to poke a hole in the plastic covering by using a knife, but ended up ripping the whole thing because the _ is too sharp.
Context Word: knife.
Output: The chef used the knife to cut the food into pieces and it worked well because the _ was big.
Context Word: Ruler.
Output: The ruler could not be used to draw a straight  line on the full length of the page because the _ is short.
Context Word: early.
Output: The game happened early compared to the drama that night since the _ was expedited.
Context Word: hotels.
Output: I always stay at less hotels than I do at AirBnB's because the _ are usually dirtier.
Context Word: hotels.
Output: I enjoyed the hotels in Europe a lot less than the hostels, because the _ were more expensive.
Context Word: aloe vera plant.
Output: The aloe vera plant had to be put in a new pot because the _ was now too small.
Context Word: summary.
Output: Ted got a worse grade on the summary than he did on the report although the _ was harder to do.
Context Word: summary.
Output: The book was only presented in summary, while the movie was shown all the way through, as the _ was longer to begin with.
Context Word: summary.
Output: The summary couldn't capture the gist of the report, but communicated the essay well, since the _ was so complicated.
Context Word: formulas.
Output: The engineering formulas worked for the bridge but not for the tunnel, because the _ was a suitable structure for this science.
Context Word: oil.
Output: A car needs both gas and oil to continue to operate, the _ is purchased more often because the vehicle goes through more if it.
Context Word: oil.
Output: All of the oil I received wouldn't go in the barrel, because the _ was too much.
Context Word: oil.
Output: Ellie liked eating the fries at the diner more than at the restaurant since the _ changed their oil very rarely.
Context Word: oil.
Output: I heard shampoo is better at reducing oil on your face than soap. You would think the _ would be just for hair.
Context Word: oil.
Output: I use synthetic oil and not the conventional oil for my car. Oil change intervals are shorter with the _ oil.
Context Word: oil.
Output: James cooked his dinner in oil instead of butter because he thought the _ tasted delicious.
Context Word: oil.
Output: James had some oil spilled on the floor, and he then put a mat over it because the _ is slippery.
Context Word: oil.
Output: James made cannabis oil with alcohol and cannabis leaves, but added too much of the _ and made it too weak.
Context Word: oil.
Output: James polished some oil over the shoe and leave the belt undone. Now only the _ is shiny.
Context Word: oil.
Output: Jason cooks with sunflower oil instead of olive oil, because the _ is less expensive.
Context Word: oil.
Output: John tried to empty the oil from a bottle  into a cup but found out he would need more cups. The _ is small.
Context Word: oil.
Output: Oil and wax were both options for car finishes. The _ is easier to apply because it sprays on.
Context Word: oil.
Output: Robert poured the coconut oil into the bottle from a big glass. The oil was poured until the _ was full.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The car needed some new oil after it arrived in California because the _ was lubricating.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The chef added oil from the bottle to the pan until the _ was nearly full.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The gasoline dried faster than the oil when they were boiled in different pot because the _ is more volatile.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The man added water to the car, but didn't need to add any oil, because the _ reservoir was low.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The market sold more oilve oil than vinegar because the _ was well liked by the customers.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The oil change was less expensive than the tire rotation, so the _ was probably easier for the mechanic.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The oil could not longer be visible from a distance when emptied into the jar from the bottle because the _ is transparent.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The oil in that country is a lot better than the water in this country because the _ is of better quality.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The oil made a bigger mess on the floor than on the grass because the _ was porous.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The oil was worth a lot of money that the army wanted but the civilians stood guard. _ needed profits.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The olive oil tasted better than the almond oil had tasted because the _ was newer.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The woman recommended the oil over the cream because she thought the _ smelled wonderful.
Context Word: oil.
Output: The young cook poured oil from the container into the fryer until the _ was empty.
Context Word: oil.
Output: When deciding which oil to use for cooking, Thomas went with the peanut rather than the olive because the _ tasted unappealing to him.
Context Word: materials.
Output: Ava wanted to pursue a consulting career, so she paid the fees for training materials, hoping to earn sales commissions. The _ turned out to be very large.
Context Word: materials.
Output: The materials needed took 2 months to gather, so we got more nails than boards as the _ were quick to acquire.
Context Word: romantic.
Output: For a romantic encounter, we left the house and went to the barn, as the _ was a stifling environment.
Context Word: romantic.
Output: He wanted to be romantic and avoid the western and horror films, but she wanted to watch the _ movie.
Context Word: romantic.
Output: Jen got her boyfriend a watch and made him a playlist in order to be romantic, and he wore the _ every day.
Context Word: romantic.
Output: Julie wanted to go to the movie instead of the bowling alley because the _ was not romantic.
Context Word: romantic.
Output: The cafe was not very romantic compared to the restaurant , because the _ had a dour atmosphere.
Context Word: romantic.
Output: The man bought roses for his wife instead of daisies because the _ were more romantic.
Context Word: romantic.
Output: The ring was more romantic than the necklace for an anniversary gift, so he opted to purchase the _ .
Context Word: romantic.
Output: Tim bought his wife flowers instead of candy because he thought the _ was less romantic.
Context Word: grows.
Output: The man grows tomatoes, but not bananas, because the climate he lives in is more suitable for _ .
Context Word: short.
Output: James preferred a shirt that anyone can notice at the party to make up for the short. The _ is dull.
Context Word: short.
Output: The short do not get wet even though James swam with it but the shirt is dripping with water. The _ is absorbent.
Context Word: passing.
Output: The passing record was broken in football but not soccer, as the _ team was so talented.
Context Word: tequila.
Output: She liked drinking tequila from a glass rather than a tumbler, because the _ had a weird scent.
Context Word: tequila.
Output: The woman drank a lot of tequila at the dinner party, and got pretty drunk, because the _ was strong.
Context Word: authoritative.
Output: The authoritative man used the strict rule book in the classroom every day. The _ was always handy.
Context Word: walnut.
Output: He wanted to eat the walnut so he used a device to crack the shell. Now the _ is broken.
Context Word: Leash.
Output: Mike tried to put the leash on this dog around it's neck, but the _ was too small.
Context Word: ghost.
Output: I need to choose the best ghost pokemon for the gym. I need to choose between poison or bug. The _ is super effective.
Context Word: ghost.
Output: Percy wrote a ghost story on the chalkboard and then took a photo of it, but the _ was blurry.
Context Word: ghost.
Output: The ghost costume lost the competition, and the goblin costume won. That's because the _ was made by an amateur.
Context Word: fly.
Output: James decided to move to his destination through a bullet train and not fly by an airplane because the _ is faster.
Context Word: fly.
Output: They were trying to fly the kite at either a low or high altitude. The _ altitude was difficult to maintain.
Context Word: fly.
Output: To kill the fly, the man used the swatter instead of the flypaper because the _ is inhumane.
Context Word: fly.
Output: We declined to fly on the helicopter and took the plane instead, we were afraid to ride the _ .
Context Word: cried.
Output: The woman cried more for the dramatic film than the action film because the _ was sadder.
Context Word: romance.
Output: Her romance with Joan was seen as taboo in the country where Isabella came from. On the other hand the _ was sweet.
Context Word: dart.
Output: James couldn't fit the dart into the toy gun because the _ was far too tiny.
Context Word: canoe.
Output: The woman purchased a canoe instead of a kayak because the _ was better suited for the river.
Context Word: flip.
Output: I flipped the coin from the table to the floor until the _ was covered in pennies.
Context Word: trailer.
Output: I liked the new trailer a lot more than the old truck, because the _ was worth more money.
Context Word: trailer.
Output: My father tried to drive the trailer into the garage but he couldn't, because the _ was too long.
Context Word: trailer.
Output: The sportsman's new boat trailer would not fit in his driveway because the _ was too short.
Context Word: trailer.
Output: We take our trailer when we go camping.  We can store all the food and supplies. We went to the store to get the _ for the trip.
Context Word: kiwi.
Output: I chose to eat the kiwi rather than the banana even though it was harder to peel the _ .
Context Word: kiwi.
Output: I think kiwis are more likely to fall victim to predators than parrots since the _ cannot fly.
Context Word: kiwi.
Output: We threw all the kiwi out and kept the strawberries as the _ were rotten.
Context Word: judgment.
Output: By my judgment, you should get the dictionary instead of the atlas because the _ is more useful.
Context Word: tumors.
Output: The tumors on the organs had to be quickly removed by the surgeon because the _ were inessential.
Context Word: goatee.
Output: John grew a goatee on his chin, but kept his cheeks shaved, because his wife wanted his _ to be hairy.
Context Word: Unhealthy.
Output: Frank wanted to lose weight because he ate many unhealthy foods and not enough healthy foods. He wanted to learn how to resist the temptation to eat the _ .
Context Word: minor.
Output: There was a minor difference between the glass and the metal, because the _ was so easy to break.
Context Word: traingle.
Output: The telescope was placed inside the dome but looked through a traingle cut into it, so the view was not blocked for the _ .
Context Word: queen.
Output: The queen ordered her servants to bring her the gold instead of the silver because the _ was valuable.
Context Word: spoonfuls.
Output: There were many spoonfuls of chunky vegetable puree and meat leftover after the party ended at midnight. The _ was hardened.
Context Word: deodorant.
Output: He sprayed deodorant over his dirty laundry because people were coming over and the _ smelled bad.
Context Word: deodorant.
Output: James struggled with underarm sweat but not odor, so when he chose between deodorant and antiperspirant, he less often chose the _ .
Context Word: sheet.
Output: It was difficult to compare the sheet to the ball, because the _ was rectangular.
Context Word: sheet.
Output: James think they needed more sheet to be able to cover the table because the _ is small.
Context Word: sheet.
Output: The knife cannot cut the sheet and James resorted to using a hacksaw because the _ is weak.
Context Word: sheet.
Output: The sheet recovered can easily be hiding between the space in the door. The _ is thin.
Context Word: measurements.
Output: Jane checked the measurements for the frilly dresses and the rugged pants she was going to mend. The _ were very manly.
Context Word: Eggplant.
Output: James needed more eggplant if he wanted to fill up the pot. He did not know the _ would be that small.
Context Word: Eggplant.
Output: To prune his eggplant, the man used the shears instead of the scissors, because the _ made the eggplant look tawdry.
Context Word: Pool.
Output: Seth placed a drink on the pool table and accidentally knocked it over. The _ was really messy.
Context Word: Condom.
Output: Rick tore a hole in the condom when putting it on his penis. The _ was too big for the condom.
Context Word: dodgeball.
Output: At the dodgeball tournament, the concessions stand didn't serve pretzels, but had chips, because the players seemed to abhor the _ more.
Context Word: dodgeball.
Output: The boy played dodgeball and did yoga, but he didn't like the _ because it was too fast.
Context Word: rod.
Output: James got the rod broken under his grip when he was trying to bend it to shape because the _ is weak.
Context Word: rod.
Output: James needed to walk closer to the pond to get the fishing rod into it. The _ is deep.
Context Word: rod.
Output: The person used a rod to bake the pizza instead of the rolling pin, because the _ was convenient.
Context Word: rod.
Output: The rod cannot easily move around while being used to stir the liquid in the drum because the _ is wide.
Context Word: rod.
Output: When Steve went fishing he chose to use a rod instead of a spear because the _ required advanced fishing skills.
Context Word: paper.
Output: All of the paper that I got from school wouldn't fit in the folder, because the _ was too thick.
Context Word: paper.
Output: Amy preferred to use paper bags rather than plastic bags at the grocery store, as the _ bags are better for the environment.
Context Word: paper.
Output: Dave was shopping for paper with choices of wide or college ruled so he picked the _ because the lines are spaced thinner.
Context Word: paper.
Output: I should have bought a card instead of using paper because the _ wasn't durable enough to withstand being outdoors.
Context Word: paper.
Output: I wrote a paper on helicopters in response to another paper I had written about hot air balloons; overall, I find the _ to be too noisy.
Context Word: paper.
Output: James decided to tear a paper when the nylon cannot be ripped off. The _ is weaker.
Context Word: paper.
Output: James dropped some tears on the paper while cleaning before he cleaner his eye. And now he has the _  soaked.
Context Word: paper.
Output: James tried to arrange the paper in the file but the file tore because the _ is too much.
Context Word: paper.
Output: John tried to write on the black paper with a pen, but couldn't see it because the _ was black.
Context Word: paper.
Output: Mr. Bennett wanted to read the paper before dinner, but the _ came out early.
Context Word: paper.
Output: Our boss bought new paper for the printer but it didn't fit, because the _ was too coarse.
Context Word: paper.
Output: Paper beats rock when you play the game rock, paper, scissors, because the _ covers it.
Context Word: paper.
Output: Paper is a poor material to build a bridge out of. The _ will get soggy and collapse.
Context Word: paper.
Output: Susie tried to use a knife to cut through paper, but it didn't work. The _ was too dull.
Context Word: paper.
Output: Tammy was writing a paper for school, but she wanted to use the laptop and or typewriter. The _ was to old and she couldn't look stuff up.
Context Word: paper.
Output: The folder used to collect the papers tore while James was carrying it to the other office. He was annoyed that the _ is too small.
Context Word: paper.
Output: The man put the paper under the book because he wanted to conceal the _ .
Context Word: paper.
Output: The paint seeped through the paper easier than through the wood because the _ was thinner.
Context Word: paper.
Output: The paper did not address government but did talk about policy, as the _ was irrelevant to its thesis.
Context Word: paper.
Output: The paper lasted shorter than the plastic because the _ was flimsier in its structure.
Context Word: paper.
Output: The paper the student wrote was longer than the poem he had written because he spent more time writing the _ .
Context Word: paper.
Output: The reader's opinion letter to the editor got a large response from the readership of the paper, because the _ was controversial.
Context Word: paper.
Output: The student preferred to write his papers on the computer versus paper because he is faster at writing on the _ .
Context Word: paper.
Output: When writing a paper it's important to start with a draft before the final report. The _ will likely have a lot of errors.
Context Word: paper.
Output: james could not finished reading the paper within those few minutes because the _ is long.
Context Word: bidet.
Output: The hotel luxury suite bathroom had both a bidet and a toilet for their guests, because the _ was European.
Context Word: fire.
Output: James took the butter over the fire and poured it over the juice from the freezer. The _ is melted.
Context Word: fire.
Output: Jen got some firewood to build a fire in her fireplace, but the _ was too small for the stack of firewood she brought.
Context Word: fire.
Output: John was happy to recover his belt thrown into the fire but his watch is gone. The _ is made of inflammable materials.
Context Word: fire.
Output: Mary's apartment had a door in front and a kitchen window in back. When a fire broke out in the kitchen, Mary escaped through the _ .
Context Word: fire.
Output: Smoke still rose from the house but had subsided at the barn.  The fire was active at the _ .
Context Word: fire.
Output: Starting a fire is harder than it looks like unless you have flint or matches. With the _ you hit it against a rock.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The belt do not get burnt when it was dropped in the fire with the shoe. The _ only is inflammable.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The bench was destroyed in the fire, but the chair survived, because the _ was very flamable.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The boy sat on the log instead of on the chair because he was cold and the _ was closer to the fire.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The campers built a fire to stay warm on the cold night, however they weren't comfortable because the _ was so intense.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The chest was able to survive the fire, but the case was ruined, because the _ was flammable.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The extinguisher could not quench the fire in the kitchen because the _ is weak.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The fire engulfed the whole house, but luckily it spared the beautiful tree. The _ was massive.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The fire keeping burning more at the cloths were dumped into it until John decided to try dumping some bags. The _ are inflammable.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The fire spread quickly before people rushed over with water, but the _ was too strong.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The fire started in the clothes dryer and quickly spread to the rest of the house, because the _ was very hot.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The man added more twigs to stoke the fire instead using the logs because the _ were dry.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The ruler and the shoe was thrown into the fire but only the shoe got burnt. The _ is inflammable.
Context Word: fire.
Output: The smallish fire that was started in the forest was soon put out by a group that was walking nearby, so the _ was fast acting.
Context Word: sweater.
Output: He chose to wear a sweater instead of the tee shirt because the _ was warmer.
Context Word: sweater.
Output: It was cold inside the room, so I put on a sweater because the _ was warm.
Context Word: sweater.
Output: James would need more spool if he is too crochet a sweater for the boy because the _ is a big one.
Context Word: sweater.
Output: The remaining ball of thread could crochet more sweater for the kids because the _ is small.
Context Word: tax.
Output: Jenna used her profits to pay tax on her franchise, even though she thought the _ were too high.
Context Word: tax.
Output: The bureau handled tax questions but regulation questions were sent to the administration, as the _ was powerless in regulatory matters.
Context Word: tax.
Output: The diner paid a higher tax than the catering company because the _ had more business.
Context Word: tax.
Output: The tax was added to the carbon industry in 2019 because the _ had free reign.
Context Word: places.
Output: I always went to the places next to my house instead of the areas across town, because the _ were closer.
Context Word: blind.
Output: Mary took out a tattered blind and placed a curtain on her window because the _ is unsightly.
Context Word: blind.
Output: Mary took out a white blind and placed a curtain with butterfly pattern on her window because the _ is plain.
Context Word: blind.
Output: She allows considered cleaning when she chose to cover her windows with blinds, she preferred curtains because the _ are difficult.
Context Word: wedding cake.
Output: The wedding cake that was supposed to be delivered to the reception never showed up because the _ was never ordered.
Context Word: lift.
Output: Craig wanted to lift the dumbbell with his arms but he could not because the _ was too heavy.
Context Word: lift.
Output: I decided to take the lift and not the escalator because the _ looked dirtier.
Context Word: lift.
Output: John cannot lift the bar to the top of the rack, so he tried lifting the plank instead. The _ is heavy.
Context Word: lift.
Output: When we moved, we lifted the bed onto the truck but not the table since the _ was usable.
Context Word: jail.
Output: Clint chose the jail surrounded by brick walls instead of barbed fences, because the _ would make it easy for him to escape.
Context Word: jail.
Output: Irene brought cookies and toiletries to give her son in jail, and was told that _ were forbidden.
Context Word: jail.
Output: The man committed murder and theft but was in jail longer for the _ because it was a worse offence.
Context Word: establishing.
Output: The community worked hard in establishing a tourism industry instead of farms because _ brought in greater economic wealth.
Context Word: conversation.
Output: Alice enjoyed conversation with philosophers and not salesmen because _ liked to talk about abstract topics.
Context Word: conversation.
Output: As he wondered around the room, Jim tried to overhear the conversation between his superiors, but the _ was too loud.
Context Word: conversation.
Output: John never mentioned his canoe, but had a long conversation with Ron about the raft, because John rarely used the _ .
Context Word: trumpet.
Output: He plays the trumpet worse than the violin because the _ has been used a lot more.
Context Word: trumpet.
Output: The trumpet 's wail filled the hall, but was silent in the auditorium, as the _ was exposed to the noise.
Context Word: trumpet.
Output: The trumpet had to be blown into the mic to be as audible as the drum because the _ is louder.
Context Word: trumpet.
Output: The trumpet part overpowered the reeds but could not be heard over the strings, as the _ were just too quiet .
Context Word: trumpet.
Output: The trumpet section overwhelmed the strings but not the reeds because the _ were so timid .
Context Word: trumpet.
Output: The trumpet sound was dead in the stadium while it was bright in the auditorium, since the _ muffled the sound.
Context Word: remote.
Output: The man tried to use the remote to turn on the television but the _ was too far.
Context Word: Coffee.
Output: The friendly waitress poured the strong black coffee from the pot into the mug until the _ was empty.
Context Word: Cats.
Output: Martha fed her cats lots of cherries even though her vet recommended pears because her pantry was stocked with the _ .
Context Word: Cats.
Output: Sarah liked to give her cats lots of treats, including strawberries. She was reluctant to give blueberries because the cats hated the _ .
Context Word: painlessly.
Output: The trudge through the forest was a task, but they climbed the mountain painlessly, since the _ was a hostile environment.
Context Word: correctly.
Output: Neither the toaster nor the kettle worked correctly, but the _ malfunctioned the most when she found herself using it.
Context Word: Handkerchiefs.
Output: He placed the handkerchiefs in his closet instead of his dresser because the _ was overflowing.
Context Word: tapestry.
Output: As the tapestry worked poorly on the _ , the student didn't hang it on the wall but opted for the door.
Context Word: center.
Output: The community center was closing, so I rushed to give them the canned good over the food as the _  was quick to serve.
Context Word: squirrels.
Output: The squirrels ditched the acorns and harvested seeds instead, as the _ were lacking in the nutrients they needed for the winter.
Context Word: tissues.
Output: The sick man took tissues from the box to blow his nose and put them in the waste basket until the  _ was empty.
Context Word: emergency.
Output: Carter drove to the hospital faster than he drove to his house because there was an emergency at the _ .
Context Word: emergency.
Output: I want to work in emergency services. I could become a firefighter or a paramedic. The _ is more dangerous.
Context Word: emergency.
Output: The emergency responders chose to go to the farm emergency before the bakery one because the _ emergency was serious.
Context Word: emergency.
Output: The rain created an emergency situation in the town, as the _ overwhelmed it with water.
Context Word: allergic.
Output: I discovered I was allergic to beeswax so I got rid of my lip balm but not my body wash since the _ had plenty of the ingredient.
Context Word: allergic.
Output: There was much more concern about being allergic to the pollen fragments and almost no more concern about the peanuts.  So that meant that the _ were worrisome.
Context Word: pig.
Output: Bob used a board to encourage the pig to move forward instead of a stick, the _ is dangerous..
Context Word: pig.
Output: Enzo used a restraining snare to move his pig instead of a collar, because the _ is unavailable to him.
Context Word: pig.
Output: The farmer switched his pig feed from wheat to corn because the _ was cheaper.
Context Word: pig.
Output: The leg of the pig body stuck out of the grave where it was buried because the _ is large.
Context Word: pig.
Output: The pig needed a bath but we went through the wash rather than using the hose since the _ covered most of the pig.
Context Word: pig.
Output: The pig spent more time in the barn than out in the pen because it was cooler in the _ .
Context Word: pig.
Output: The pig spit out the carrots and consumed the peas instead, since the _ disagreed with his tastes.
Context Word: Spaghetti.
Output: I used a tomato sauce in my spaghetti tonight instead of an alfredo sauce. The _ was lighter.
Context Word: ear ache.
Output: The doctor couldn't treat the arm infection, but was able to handle the ear ache. The _ was more serious.
Context Word: glider.
Output: Jenny's cousin's new glider would not fit on her porch because the _ was too small.
Context Word: soft hands.
Output: Hans wanted to have soft hands so she bought some expensive lotion with aloe but the _ was too much.
Context Word: portion.
Output: David finished his pasta while Mark couldn't finish his lasagna, because the _ portion was smaller.
Context Word: attractive.
Output: In order to be more attractive, Wendy removed her eyeshadow and replaced it with mascara, because the _ made her look awful.
Context Word: attractive.
Output: The man bought the table instead of the sideboard because he found the _ was more attractive.
Context Word: attractive.
Output: The man bought the vase instead of the rug because the _ would look more attractive in his home.
Context Word: desk.
Output: John had to wash his cloth after working at his new desk. The _ had been before dirty.
Context Word: desk.
Output: She changed her wooden desk with a new auminium desk, because the _ is more classical.
Context Word: desk.
Output: The desk at the hotel was in better condition than the chair, because the _ was modern.
Context Word: desk.
Output: The desk was promptly taken out of the gross room because the _ was infested.
Context Word: desk.
Output: The railway headquarters had a very neat desk but the busstation was very cluttered. This is because the _ was organised.
Context Word: stab.
Output: John realized he could not stab through the belt with a knife because the _ is thick.
Context Word: Class.
Output: Adam always preferred going to church instead of class because _ improved his mental state.
Context Word: meter.
Output: It's hard to test the meter when the _ needle won't stop moving long enough to get a good read.
Context Word: shiny.
Output: The man's necklace was shiny, but the watch was not, because the _ was tarnished.
Context Word: aroma.
Output: The aroma in the kitchen was more pleasant in the kitchen than in the bathroom because the _ smelled of fresh food.
Context Word: homework schedule.
Output: Joey wanted to create a homework schedule so he bought software and created a list of items but the _ was not enough.
Context Word: charts.
Output: The patient didn't look good, so we requested the complex charts over the diagnostics as the _ were involved.
Context Word: tattoo.
Output: Donna brought two designs of her tattoo in black and white and in color, and the artist thought the _ would be more streamlined.
Context Word: tattoo.
Output: I wanted a new tattoo and needed help deciding on a dragon or a tiger.  I decided to get a realistic one and got the _ .
Context Word: tattoo.
Output: I'm getting a tattoo soon of either a heart or a skull. I'm told the _ is too girly though.
Context Word: tattoo.
Output: Julia got a tattoo of a bell instead of a heart, because she thought the _ would be too tacky.
Context Word: tattoo.
Output: Mark got a temporary tattoo instead of permanent one, because the _ tattoo was less painful.
Context Word: tattoo.
Output: Mary got an temporary tattoo instead of a permanent one, becase the _ tattoo was less painful.
Context Word: tattoo.
Output: The tattoo would not work on his arm, but was great on his chest, as the _ was too narrow for the artwork.
Context Word: tattoo.
Output: We could not longer see the tattoo on his skin but the scar above it is clearly visible as the _ is faded.
Context Word: overalls.
Output: The man threw on some overalls instead of pants because the _ were revealing him.
Context Word: SAS.
Output: Billy wanted to sign up for the SAS so we waited in line to take his height and weight but the _ was was too short.
Context Word: blends.
Output: James wore the T-shirt  to the concert and left the jacket at home because the _ was more inconspicuous and he needed something that blends in.
Context Word: Skin.
Output: At night, to achieve glowing skin, Angela rubbed cream all over it. The _ saved the day.
Context Word: Skin.
Output: To smoothen his skin, Adam applied egg yolk instead of lotion because the _ had more regenerative properties.
Context Word: misplaced.
Output: Barry had misplaced his cheap watch and his wedding ring, and he was frantic about finding the _ because it was irreplaceable.
Context Word: assignment.
Output: Jerry was given an assignment to write an essay, but he failed it because the _ was too short.
Context Word: badminton.
Output: Badminton was a lot easier for Josh than tennis because the _ court was smaller.
Context Word: badminton.
Output: The boy chose to play badminton at school, instead of soccer because he thought _ was more fun.
Context Word: carrot.
Output: Cooked carrots are a favorite, but I think they are much better in the oven than on the stove because the _ gets them crispy.
Context Word: pools.
Output: The jacuzzis in the hotels were a lot worse than the pools because the _ were hardly ever maintained.
Context Word: cravings.
Output: He struggled to control his hunger, and always had cravings for candy because the _ is good.
Context Word: cell.
Output: The convict realized the file would not get him out of the cell, but the crowbar would, since the _ was weak compared to the bars.
Context Word: boil.
Output: Bringing the water to a boil was needed to cook the potatoes after the beans were finished, as _ required more heat to cook.
Context Word: boil.
Output: It took the water so much time to boil while placed on the flame because the _ is much.
Context Word: boil.
Output: Joe had a boil he wanted to remove with a kitchen knife but the _ was too enormous.
Context Word: boil.
Output: The small scratch turned into a festering boil that required antibiotics, because the _ became infected.
Context Word: boil.
Output: Vincent wanted to boil water for the spaghetti in a kettle instead of a pot because he thought the _ was rusty.
Context Word: pants.
Output: I like to wear my loose pants more than my tight pants since the _ are more comfortable.
Context Word: pants.
Output: I tried on the pants and the shirts in the dressing room. The _ were too short.
Context Word: pants.
Output: Julie was buying some new clothing and was deciding on pants or shorts. She decided to buy the _ because it was still cold outside.
Context Word: pants.
Output: Mike prefers pants that are made out of denim versus khaki because _ lasts a long amount of time.
Context Word: pants.
Output: The pants came out fine in the washer, but were messy after being in the dryer, because the _ was dirty.
Context Word: pants.
Output: When it comes to pants, I normally wear jeans or shorts. The _ would be too cold for me in the winter though.
Context Word: receipt.
Output: The woman has questions about the receipt for the shoes, but not for the panties receipt. The price for the _ seems wrong.
Context Word: hire.
Output: The boss was thinking he would hire a new employee that would work on the floors, and not the ceilings, since the _ were tougher.
Context Word: steps.
Output: I built new steps in front of the house instead of hiring a professionals, because the _ were cheaper done by me.
Context Word: steps.
Output: The frightened child did not want to go down the basement steps because the _ were too steep.
Context Word: steps.
Output: The girl could not walk down the steps into the basement because the _ were too steep.
Context Word: steps.
Output: We chose to go on the steps rather than the ladders to get to the next floor as the _ were flat.
Context Word: propose.
Output: To propose to his girlfriend, Andrew bought a diamond ring rather than a pearl ring because the _ is harder and would be difficult to scratch.
Context Word: horse.
Output: Anna got a horse, but it behaved because it was grumpy or in heat.  After placing her near a stud, the attraction showed she was in _ .
Context Word: horse.
Output: Because the _ was uncomfortable, the horse fled the barn and rested in the shed.
Context Word: horse.
Output: I had to shovel hay until all the horse stalls were full. Luckily the _ was pretty light.
Context Word: horse.
Output: James tied the horse down with a belt because he cut lose the rope the other day. The _ is stronger.
Context Word: horse.
Output: Jenni pulled back on the reins and nudged her horse with her boots to tell it when to jump, and the _ helped the horse understand what direction to jump.
Context Word: horse.
Output: Joe brought the horse out to the country quite a distance and gave him food but the _ was not enough.
Context Word: horse.
Output: Jordan gave his miniature horse a field and a barn to stay in, and the horse liked the _ better when it was cold.
Context Word: horse.
Output: On her horse trip, Margaret didn't enjoy the waterfalls as much as seeing the mountains. The _ were mediocre to her.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The barn made a good home for the horse, much better than the pen, as the _ was more comfortable for him.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The horse escapes the stall and ran away while the dog stayed put. _ was a wild animal.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The horse had pulled the cart faster than the carriage because the _ was heavier.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The horse had stiff legs so its owner called the vet, who worried it had stifles. The vet was wrong and the _ were fine.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The horse jumped over the bar but still found itself trapped in the cage because the _ is low.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The horse jumped over the fence but was unable to jump over the truck because the _ is shorter.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The horse ran faster on the track than in the field because the _ had more traction.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The horse with a saddle and harness splashed mud up to its back, but not as high as its head, so the _ got dirty.
Context Word: horse.
Output: The plow horse raced the wild buffalo but lost because the _ was too slow.
Context Word: horse.
Output: This weekend I want to go horseback riding on the beach because riding the _ is exciting.
Context Word: ancient.
Output: The ancient city was paved over and replaced by a lot.  The _ had lost its usefulness.
Context Word: ancient.
Output: The statue was far more ancient than the scroll, so the _ appeared to be a lot more fragile.
Context Word: colony.
Output: The ants moved their colony from the crack in the back porch to the gap in the kitchen window, because the _ was farther.
Context Word: cast.
Output: Jake liked to cast spells and jinxes, he preferred to cast the _ because they were inherently dangerous.
Context Word: cast.
Output: The wheelchair was much more expensive than the crutches, but he realized the _ was necessary for the six months his leg would be in a cast.
Context Word: cast.
Output: The wrap on his arm didn't work as well as the cast would have, because the _ was weaker.
Context Word: absent.
Output: Absent from the orchestra were the violins, although the bassoons were prominent.  The _ were just extraneous to the music.
Context Word: bell peppers.
Output: The bell peppers were stored in the refrigerator and not the pantry due to _ making things age slower.
Context Word: bell peppers.
Output: We attempted to grow bell peppers in the backyard garden, but the _ just would not take root.
Context Word: golden.
Output: As the sun set, the field became a golden hue, as the _  emitted the light that evening.
Context Word: writing.
Output: Emily found it easier to do her writing in church than in school, because the people at _ were more affirming.
Context Word: writing.
Output: He wanted to make the lettering in his writing thin so he used the feather quill over the calligraphy brush because the _ was unwieldy.
Context Word: writing.
Output: I was writing with the marker and not the pen this time since the _ 's ink was darker.
Context Word: writing.
Output: James needed more sheet to finish writing the letter because the _ is a very long one.
Context Word: writing.
Output: James was writing a poem on his jotter when the ink finished. The _ is a long .
Context Word: writing.
Output: Lindsay loved writing, especially when she wrote stories and poems. The _ she writes are personal.
Context Word: writing.
Output: She tried her hand at writing a graphic novel instead of a comic book because the _ was meant for older audiences.
Context Word: writing.
Output: She was writing a letter and needed to know whether to use pen or pencil. The _ seemed more accessible.
Context Word: writing.
Output: Ted prefers writing on paper over writing on computer, because the _ writing is classical.
Context Word: writing.
Output: Terry was writing a paper but it took her longer on paper than it did on the computer because she worked faster on the _ .
Context Word: writing.
Output: The kids did better in art class than they did in English because there was too much writing in _ .
Context Word: writing.
Output: The tip of James pencil was breaking while writing on the paper sheet. The _ is weak.
Context Word: writing.
Output: Writing the book was easy, but the essay turned out to be a different matter, because the material in the _ was so simple to communicate.
Context Word: writing.
Output: Writing with the chalk was a little more difficult than with the marker as the _ was rather invisible to the naked eye at a distance.
Context Word: sweaters.
Output: The sweaters were taken off the floor and put in the washer, as the _ made them get dirty .
Context Word: safe.
Output: All of the money that he stole wouldn't fit in the safe, because the _ was so much.
Context Word: safe.
Output: I tried to put the box in the safe but it didn't fit, because the _ was too large.
Context Word: safe.
Output: Marilyn took both her tablet and laptop to the hotel room with her, but decided not to put the _ in the safe because she would need it.
Context Word: safe.
Output: The man put the watch in the safe but not the bracelet because the _ was made of real gold.
Context Word: safe.
Output: When given the choice between the road and alley, I play it safe by taking the _ because it is well lit.
Context Word: Hunt.
Output: John tried to go seed hunting using a bow and arrow, but missed every shot because the _ wasn't properly strung.
Context Word: hitchhike.
Output: As it was dangerous to hitchhike, Sam decided to buy the car instead of the motorcycle to get to work, since the _ was unsafe.
Context Word: cracked.
Output: The bowl cracked but the vase was fine, because the _ was unprotected in the luggage.
Context Word: lactose intolerance.
Output: Sue knew she shouldn't drink milk because of her lactose intolerance, so she switched to tea, since drinking _ made her stomach gassy.
Context Word: member.
Output: He was a member of the clubhouse and council, but he didn't like the _ membership much.
Context Word: member.
Output: I wanted to be a member of a book club or a sewing club. Because I'm an intellectual I picked the _ club.
Context Word: member.
Output: Jane wanted to be a member of a book or gardening club. She opted for the _ as she loved reading more.
Context Word: cans.
Output: Chris likes finds drinking soda in cans less appealing than drinking it in plastic bottles. The _ give it a bizarre taste to him.
Context Word: cartoon.
Output: The children enjoyed the cartoon more than they did the movie because the _ was funny.
Context Word: Partition.
Output: The partition was set up in the living room so both roommates could sleep with privacy. The _ was the solution.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: I dusted the dresser in the bedroom with a rag until _ was covered in dust.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: I wanted to a new look for the bedroom so I chose a quilt over a comforter because the _ was something different.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: James wanted to get a new pillow and mattress for his bedroom.  He got the _ first because it was less expensive.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: Jim's bedroom was converted into an office for Steve because the _ isn't very useful.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: John opened the window for air to come him when he was sweating in his bedroom. The _ is hot.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: The bedroom had to have the bureau replaced by the new closet , since the _ was too packed for all the new clothes.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: The boy's bedroom was a lot smaller than their room, because the _ was in a small apartment.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: The cat peed in the bedroom a lot while the dog never did. _ was badly behaved.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: The master bedroom was cleaned more often than the guest bedroom in the house, because the _ was used more often.
Context Word: bedroom.
Output: Tom decided to repaint his bedroom a  yellow instead of the gray it was now. The _ is bright.
Context Word: bookstore.
Output: She left the bookstore with a bag of books and DVDs. The _ would be useful when she's too tired to read.
Context Word: tutor.
Output: We used a tutor from the high school instead of the college because the _ tutors are currently doing similar work to my 12th grader.
Context Word: stacked.
Output: The woman stacked the box of cookies on top of the box of crackers because the _ were lighter.
Context Word: pool.
Output: Donna wanted to go swimming in either the ocean or the pool. She chose the _ as she loved nature.
Context Word: pool.
Output: He had to move the pool table from the bedroom to the living room, because the _ was smaller.
Context Word: pool.
Output: I didn't enjoy the pool as much as the sauna, because the _ was always very cold.
Context Word: pool.
Output: I like to use the jacuzzi more than the pool after workouts, because the _ is hot and soothing.
Context Word: pool.
Output: I swam less in the pool than I did at the lake because there were too many people in the _ .
Context Word: pool.
Output: I went swimming with my towel and my float, and when the _ went in the pool, I was annoyed.
Context Word: pool.
Output: It was easier to swim in the lake than in the pool because there was more water in the _ .
Context Word: pool.
Output: Mary wanted to go swimming in a pool or ocean so she chose the _ as it is heated.
Context Word: pool.
Output: More people swam in the pool than in the pond because the water in the _ was dirty.
Context Word: pool.
Output: Talia went to dive into the pool water but ended up hurting themselves because the _ was shallow.
Context Word: pool.
Output: The coin sank faster to the bottom of the pool than the ring because the _ was heavier.
Context Word: pool.
Output: The pool had a large fancy diving board and lots of slides so the _ was very busy.
Context Word: pool.
Output: The pool started getting warmer in the weather after the sun started to shine because the _ is hot.
Context Word: pool.
Output: The pool table was too wide to fit through the doorway because the _ table is too wide.
Context Word: pool.
Output: We cannot find the cleaning rod dropped inside the pool because the _ is deep.
Context Word: pool.
Output: We cannot see the coin at the base of the pool but we can see it at the base of the drum. The _  is deep.
Context Word: pool.
Output: We wanted to play pool so we decided to go to the bar instead of the club since the _ had less pool tables.
Context Word: Thread.
Output: He tried to store the extra thread in the basket but the _ was too thin.
Context Word: splatter paint.
Output: While painting a photo, Jill's younger sister decided to do some splatter paint on the wall and rug. The paint looked good on the _ .
Context Word: insert.
Output: He went to the dvd player to insert the video instead of the vhs machine, since the _ was newer.
Context Word: Fatigue.
Output: Garrett was always feeling fatigued because of the energy his job demands. The _ of the job is too much.
Context Word: loves.
Output: Chrissy hates champagne, but loves her some wine. The _ industry is a scam to her.
Context Word: introverted.
Output: Paula is so introverted she joins an online group rather than an in-person club, because the _ seems intimidating.
Context Word: introverted.
Output: Susan was an introverted person who preferred to stay in and read books rather than go out to parties. The _ brought her great joy.
Context Word: guinea pig.
Output: Jenna tried to treat her guinea pig's injured leg with a splint before taking him to the doctor's office, and the _ did not seem to help much.
Context Word: rehearse.
Output: Jim would rehearse his lines in the closet rather than the ballroom because the _ was very private.