niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: child.
Output: The child preferred to play with the blocks rather than his parents' puzzles because the _ were easy for him to play with.
Context Word: child.
Output: The child tried to put his toy in the toy chest, but the _ was too small.
Context Word: child.
Output: The child was not happy with the shoe that slipped off his leg when he was running. The _ is big.
Context Word: child.
Output: The child was very good at reading, but not at math, because _ is interesting to the child.
Context Word: child.
Output: There was a child that we enjoyed giving toys rather than money, because the _ were entertaining.
Context Word: child.
Output: To his child learn letters, he put alphabet magnets low on the fridge door and read books from the shelf at night.  The _ were up high.
Context Word: child.
Output: We put back the hats and bought shirts instead, as the _ were inappropriate for this child.
Context Word: Shorts.
Output: Rather than wearing shorts, Angela wore a skirt because the _ would make the boys take notice, something she desired.
Context Word: chestnuts.
Output: Alice tried to open the roasted chestnuts with a knife plus a hammer, because the _ wasn't strong enough.
Context Word: fill.
Output: I filled the watering can using the jug so now the _ is full of water.
Context Word: fill.
Output: She wanted to fill the last balloon with the helium tank, but the _ was empty.
Context Word: Buffet.
Output: The organizer ordered for more bottles to fill up the cups at the Buffet because the _ are high in numbers.
Context Word: mirror.
Output: James cleaned the mirror with a wet towel and he was happy to see the _ clean.
Context Word: mirror.
Output: Jane tried on her new jacket in front of the mirror but she couldn't see it because the _ was too small.
Context Word: mirror.
Output: The janitor tried to clean the mirror with the spray but the _ was too dirty.
Context Word: mirror.
Output: The man didn't want to get his rearview mirror replaced before the windshield, since the _ was dirtier.
Context Word: mirror.
Output: The reflection in the mirror must have been distorted because I do not believe the _ is realistic.
Context Word: mirror.
Output: The woman sprayed cleaner on the mirror but skipped the countertop because the _ was dirty.
Context Word: Love.
Output: Over the weekend, Adam fell in love with the sweater so he bought it from the store. The _ no longer owned it.
Context Word: detox.
Output: The man in detox had to choose between puking on the floor or in the toilet. Luckily, he did it in _ .
Context Word: reproduce.
Output: You are going to learn more about the specious watching them reproduce in their natural habitat than in a lab because the _ is more comfortable for them.
Context Word: lasso.
Output: Jay reached up to grab the lasso from the saddle on the horse and the saddle came right off, since the _ was too tight.
Context Word: Run.
Output: To run the marathon, Adam took off his sandals and wore sneakers. The _ enabled him to win the race.
Context Word: packing.
Output: Olivia prefer packing for vacation more than packing for moving. The _ is hard for her.
Context Word: coin.
Output: Anthony tried to clean the ancient coins with a cloth but the _ was too thin.
Context Word: coin.
Output: The coin will no go through the rubber tube no matter how hard they try because the _ is small.
Context Word: mileage.
Output: Amazon has chosen to promote bicycles instead of scooters because the _ offer far worse mileage.
Context Word: mileage.
Output: The mileage on Chris's work car is lower than the mileage on his personal car. The _ must be used sparingly.
Context Word: immigrate.
Output: The man decided to immigrate from his homeland to the foreign country, because the _ was experiencing a war.
Context Word: file.
Output: Bob downloaded a tax program file and when he ran it, it created a directory that took up more space, because the _ was compressed.
Context Word: file.
Output: Brittany clicked on the file with her cursor, causing the _ to open up so she was able to access the information.
Context Word: file.
Output: I was needed information from a file and thought it might be in the cabinet, so I went to grab the _ to see.
Context Word: file.
Output: Jade tried to store a file on her hard drive however she could not as the _ was too large.
Context Word: file.
Output: Jame finally found the letter in the file after checking the office multiples times. The _ had always been visible.
Context Word: file.
Output: James cannot find the file in the office, so he checked the box at the corridor where he found it. He was amazed the _ had been visible ever since.
Context Word: file.
Output: James managed to put the file into the crack because the _ is wide enough.
Context Word: file.
Output: John was glad the file was kept in the box before the fire outbreak started because the _ is inflammable.
Context Word: file.
Output: Nails can be shortened using a file or clipper, but the _ is more gentle and less traumatic to the nail.
Context Word: file.
Output: The PDF file could not be saved on the disc space because the disc has something else on it already and the _ is large.
Context Word: file.
Output: The file could have got burnt during the fire outbreak but thanks to the cabinet in which it was kept. The _ is inflammable.
Context Word: file.
Output: The file gotten from the manager could not be hidden in the space under the table. The _ is way bigger.
Context Word: file.
Output: The file was soaked when it was placed on the table but the _ was before dry.
Context Word: file.
Output: The man was allowed to look at the contents of the notebook but not he file, because the _ containted public information.
Context Word: file.
Output: The new nail file could not file Jane's toenail because the _ is too blunt.
Context Word: file.
Output: We took a file and sandpaper to the nail, and the file did a better job since the _ was fine.
Context Word: liquor.
Output: I tried to pour the liquor into the bottle, but it wouldn't fit because the _ was too much.
Context Word: liquor.
Output: John went to the bar to drink some liquor and went to the club to dance. He did not drink at the _ .
Context Word: liquor.
Output: The liquor couldn't be sold to the customers at the bar because the _ was too strong.
Context Word: liquor.
Output: The store manager chooses not to put liquor in the back, so he puts it up front. He finds he makes fewer sales when it's in the _ .
Context Word: canvas.
Output: Ann liked using oil paint rather than acrylic on canvas because _ had a shortened working time.
Context Word: canvas.
Output: I bought a new canvas too paint on, but it didn't fit in the frame, because the _ was too gigantic.
Context Word: canvas.
Output: I thought the canvas was big enough to fit the patio, but it didn't because the _ was too small.
Context Word: canvas.
Output: James was making a painting on the canvas when he ran out of the paint. The _ is large.
Context Word: canvas.
Output: The art store sold lots of canvas but very few frames, as _ were so inexpensive.
Context Word: canvas.
Output: The bleach could not remove the stain attached to the canvas because the _ is tough.
Context Word: canvas.
Output: The canvas with oil paint on it was left out longer than the one with acrylic paint as the _ took longer to dry.
Context Word: canvas.
Output: The canvas worked poorly for her art, but the paper was perfect, as the _ was not amendable to her art materials.
Context Word: canvas.
Output: The painter preferred working on paper than on canvas because the _ was more expensive for him.
Context Word: ceremonies.
Output: Induction ceremonies are no longer held in the hall but in the auditorium instead, as the _ is antiquated.
Context Word: air conditioner.
Output: On a hot summer day, I turned on the air conditioner in the room because the _ was hot.
Context Word: air conditioner.
Output: The new air conditioner needed to be placed on the cement pad, but the _ was too large.
Context Word: air conditioner.
Output: When Tony got home, he turned on the air conditioner instead of the heater because the _ would make it feel cooler in the house.
Context Word: fast.
Output: He had to make either a dessert or breakfast dish fast, but the _ dish was more complicated.
Context Word: fast.
Output: The car's engine replacement was really fast because the _ was new and 8 cylinders.
Context Word: fast.
Output: The faster acting medicine came from an herbal solution, not a chemical one. The _ must be more efficient.
Context Word: macular degeneration.
Output: Mike wanted to avoid getting  macular degeneration in his eyes so he always wore protective eyewear but the _ was too weak.
Context Word: diseases.
Output: The diseases were not able to be treated like the people's conditions because the _ were fatal.
Context Word: profits.
Output: My companies profits are better than his companies earnings because the _ are higher than ever.
Context Word: checkers.
Output: Justin wanted to use his checkers to make a king, because the _ was more powerful in the game.
Context Word: Flower.
Output: Angela's favorite flowers were roses. She hated daisies. The _ reminded her of her ex-girlfriend.
Context Word: western.
Output: Steve decided to travel over to the eastern continent instead of the western one because the _ continent was more reserved.
Context Word: spinach.
Output: I will not eat spinach like I eat corn because the _ tastes absolutely disgusting.
Context Word: spinach.
Output: She was going to freeze spinach by packing it tightly in either a bag or a container.  The _ was packed tightly.
Context Word: spinach.
Output: The chef was planning on using some spinach for the salad instead of a lettuce, since the _ was darker.
Context Word: lice.
Output: Serena was struggling to get the lice out of their daughter's hair with their comb because the _ was too wide.
Context Word: lice.
Output: The lice spread faster in the daycare than in the office because more people washed their hands in the _ .
Context Word: lice.
Output: There were able to find more lice  in the bedroom than the bathroom because the _ was brightly lit.
Context Word: puppies.
Output: As the puppies got older, they had to leave the kitchen to go up the stairs to the playroom, since the _ was downstairs.
Context Word: puppies.
Output: Jenna wanted her pregnant dog to have girl puppies instead of boy puppies, but she had a lot of the _ .
Context Word: puppies.
Output: The puppies had weak eyes but sharp ears because the _ develop much slower in growing animals.
Context Word: dish.
Output: John tried to replaced his plastic dish for a ceramic dish.  The _ dish was flexible.
Context Word: dish.
Output: The dish got broken when it was dropped on the flat surface because the _ is hard.
Context Word: dish.
Output: The dish had the peppers removed and replaced by mushrooms to accommodate the bland tastes of the customers, as _ were spicy .
Context Word: dish.
Output: The dish that was in the sink needed to be soaked before it was scrubbed. The _ was dirty.
Context Word: dish.
Output: The dish was covered with plastic before it was put in the box, so the _ got greasy as a result.
Context Word: exam.
Output: Because the _ was so noisy, the exam was moved from the classroom to the hall so the students could concentrate.
Context Word: exam.
Output: Before jame could finish the exam question, the time was already up. The _ is too much.
Context Word: exam.
Output: Clark had to study for his exam by reviewing the lecture or the textbook.  He decided to review the _ because he thought the professor would know best.
Context Word: exam.
Output: I didn't do well on my exam even though I did all the problems in the textbook correctly. I guess the questions in the _ were just too hard.
Context Word: exam.
Output: I sat in the desk to take the exam instead of sitting at the table because the _ was free.
Context Word: exam.
Output: I went to the school to take the exam and got a really small desk, the _ was long.
Context Word: exam.
Output: Shannon failed her history exam and but passed her science exam.  She felt ashamed of her performance on the _ exam.
Context Word: exam.
Output: The exam had few problems but many essays, as the _ were deemed insufficient to judge academic achievement.
Context Word: exam.
Output: The exam had multiple choice and essay questions.  Hannah preferred the _ questions because she hated to write.
Context Word: exam.
Output: The exam on geometry was easier for the students than the one on algebra. The _ test had more straightforward questions.
Context Word: exam.
Output: The exam took no time compared to the test the students took the week before. The _ was easy.
Context Word: exam.
Output: The medical exam for the broken arm was shorter than the exam on the heart because the _ was a serious problem.
Context Word: exam.
Output: The student could not use the phone to cheat on the exam because the _ was too complicated.
Context Word: exam.
Output: The student tried to use his phone to cheat on the exam but the _ was too difficult.
Context Word: exam.
Output: They wanted to take the exam in the afternoon rather than the quiz, because the _ was challenging.
Context Word: nauseated.
Output: Ken was more nauseated after eating the sandwich than the soup since the _ had gone bad.
Context Word: Superhighway.
Output: In Japan, a superhighway was scheduled to be built over the span of ten years, but the budget ran out. The _ was never realized.
Context Word: shade.
Output: With a bench in the shade and a picnic table in the sun, Jonah chose to eat in the _ because he felt chilly.
Context Word: Poem.
Output: Jams poem took more time to recite than the lyrics of the song because the _ is longer.
Context Word: neighborhood.
Output: Joey tried to find his lost dog in the neighborhood with his car but the _ was too dark.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Amy was eating apples for the week but had to throw away all the oranges because the _ were disgusting.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Amy was eating raspberries for the week but had to throw away all the pineapples because the _ were disgusting.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Amy went to a buffet. She couldn't finish eating the eggs but could eat all the apples because there was a small amount of the _ on her plate.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Amy went to a buffet. She couldn't finish eating the tangerines but could eat all the tomatoes because there was a small amount of the _ on her plate.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Bob finished eating his carrots but couldn't eat all his bananas, because there was a small amount of the _ .
Context Word: eating.
Output: Bob finished eating his zuchinnis but couldn't eat all his watermelons, because there was a small amount of the _ .
Context Word: eating.
Output: Bob had peaches and oranges for lunch. He finished eating all his peaches but didn't tough the oranges because the _ were disgusting.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Bob had potatoes and onions for lunch. He finished eating all his potatoes but didn't tough the onions because the _ were disgusting.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Bob went to a cafe. He finished eating all his bananas but got a bag to go for his beans, because he ordered a small amount of the _ .
Context Word: eating.
Output: Everyone should eat more in the morning compared to night because eating more in the _ is unhealthy.
Context Word: eating.
Output: James regretted eating the unripe mango and later accepted to eat the apple instead and he found out the _ is sweet.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Mark  typically prefers eating chicken fillet over bacon, because the _ is low in calories.
Context Word: eating.
Output: Norberto loved eating beef chili and strawberry cheesecake, but loved the _ for the spiciness.
Context Word: eating.
Output: The fresh berries were good for eating as they are but the stale cookies needed to be thrown away. Logically, the _ were healthy.
Context Word: funeral.
Output: At the funeral, the body fell out of the casket and onto the floor before they realized the _ was uneven.
Context Word: funeral.
Output: The mourners at the funeral parked near the church instead of near the cemetery since the parking lot at the _ was paved.
Context Word: pomade.
Output: Bruce tried to put the pomade in the bag so he could continue shopping but the _ was too small.
Context Word: pots.
Output: Danika prefers pots with plastic handles over metal handles, because the _ have better heat resistance.
Context Word: pots.
Output: She couldn't move the ivy plants to the new pots because the _ were too small.
Context Word: pots.
Output: Some flowers grow better in pots rather than in the ground. In the _ the plants are protected from the cold.
Context Word: gift.
Output: Billy wanted to buy a gift for his niece and passed on a doll to buy her a tricycle instead because the _ was better for playing indoors.
Context Word: gift.
Output: He received a gift that he liked more than the old toy because the _ was more expensive.
Context Word: gift.
Output: He went overboard when presenting the designer handbag gift but was more nonchalant about the ring because the _ was unwanted.
Context Word: gift.
Output: I left the gift on the counter instead of on the table because the _ was easier to reach.
Context Word: gift.
Output: It was Sam's birth day and I got him a really nice watch, I packed it carefully with gift wrapping paper. The _ was packed carefully.
Context Word: gift.
Output: James was able to hide to gift he brought wit him in his pocket because the _ is small.
Context Word: gift.
Output: Jerry decided to buy his mother's gift at the specialty shop instead of the department store because the _ offered less attractive items.
Context Word: gift.
Output: John liked the gift that Susan gave him more than the present from his brother because the _ was very beautiful.
Context Word: gift.
Output: My sister preferred the present that I got her last year to the gift this year, because the _ was much worse.
Context Word: gift.
Output: The gift on the boy's birthday was more expensive than the gift for his first day of school because the _ was a special day.
Context Word: gift.
Output: The girl wanted a teddy bear or a doll house for a gift. She liked to being safe so I got the the _ for her.
Context Word: gift.
Output: The woman tried using a program to choose the perfect gift but the _ was wrong.
Context Word: questioned.
Output: The man questioned the authenticy of the signed poster but not the signed card because the signature on the _ looked fake.
Context Word: kleptomania.
Output: Jen's kleptomania made her steal makeup and money, but the _ would get her in less trouble if she was caught.
Context Word: detect.
Output: The doctor tried to detect the illness, but the patient was too young and unprepared for the test. The _ issue would take a long time to resolve.
Context Word: detect.
Output: The spectacles could not detect newly formed stars but the telescopes could. This is because the _ were very weak.
Context Word: detect.
Output: We could not detect any radiation, but found plenty of heat, as the _  was weak in that area.
Context Word: late.
Output: James was late for work this morning because he came by a cab instead of his motorcycle. The _ is slower.
Context Word: made.
Output: We made the ball fit through the doorway since the _ was just narrow enough.
Context Word: square.
Output: Harold drew a square to represent a box instead of a circle. The _ was disproportionate.
Context Word: square.
Output: The screw could not fit through the square hole but the nail could, since the _ was the wrong shape.
Context Word: permit.
Output: The motorcycle permit doesn't fit into the blue wallet because the _ is too large.
Context Word: wear.
Output: He really wanted to wear his old jeans to the first day of school but his mom wanted him to wear the new khakis because the _ were worn.
Context Word: wear.
Output: Jamy prefers to wear a flat cap over a baseball hat, because the _ is classical.
Context Word: wear.
Output: Joan was trying to decide what to wear between her tank top or sports bra. She went with the _ since she was going shopping.
Context Word: wear.
Output: She could wear the red shoes or the black ones, but the _ ones were her sisters' shoes.
Context Word: wear.
Output: When I’m at home I don’t wear jeans but wear sweatpants instead of because the _ aren’t very loose.
Context Word: global warming.
Output: I encourage everyone to use the non-renewable energy than fossil fuel energy because the _ reduces global warming.
Context Word: restaurants.
Output: After the restaurants closed, everyone moved from the restaurants to the bar, so the _ became lively.
Context Word: talking.
Output: It was louder in the playground than in the study hall because there was more talking in the _ .
Context Word: envelope.
Output: He sent the letter in an email instead of in an envelope by mail because the _ would get there quicker.
Context Word: envelope.
Output: The mailman struggled while trying to fit the envelope into the mail slot because the _ was too wide.
Context Word: shell.
Output: From the rattling sound from the box, it appears the shell if broken and James was appeared to store it in a jar instead because the _ is weak.
Context Word: shell.
Output: The girl thought the shell wasn't as beautiful as the rock because the _ was dull.
Context Word: shell.
Output: The hammer was not able to break the shell fast enough because the _ is small.
Context Word: politics.
Output: Internal politics destroyed the department, but the the firm continued to function, because the _ was just so fragile.
Context Word: share.
Output: James cannot share the space on the couch with the box placed on the table because the _ is big.
Context Word: dolls.
Output: Barbie likes playing with dolls and transformers, as depending on the day, she's drawn to _ because they're funny.
Context Word: dolls.
Output: Everyone bought the girl books for her birthday instead of dolls because the _ made her cry.
Context Word: dolls.
Output: Harold liked to play with dolls more than cars because the _ talked back to him.
Context Word: dolls.
Output: The dolls were moved from the counter to the shelf, as their position at the _ resulted in poor sales.
Context Word: vendors.
Output: The vendors could not sell at the markets this week, because the _ were on strike.
Context Word: boomerang.
Output: I threw the boomerang and it hit a window, but luckily the _ was too flimsy for there to be any damage.
Context Word: boomerang.
Output: The boomerang was better for the job than the spear since the _ was smaller and could miss the target.
Context Word: boomerang.
Output: The boomerang was preferred to the frisbee by the children because the _ was more unique.
Context Word: casserole.
Output: The woman cooked the casserole for 30 minutes longer than the pizza because the _ was frozen.
Context Word: heart.
Output: Angela's health was failing because of a disease in her heart. The problems continued because the _ was too strong.
Context Word: heart.
Output: The heart surgery center was not covered by insurance because _ charged too much money for the procedure.
Context Word: heart.
Output: The woman decided to focus on the broken heart instead of the soul, since the _ was upsetting.
Context Word: heart.
Output: To keep her heart pumping, they cracked her chest open and stuck a tube in her. The _ was bloody.
Context Word: circuit board.
Output: In order to attach your printed out circuit layout to the circuit board you should use an iron not glue as the _ is hot.
Context Word: microbiology.
Output: The college specialized in microbiology while the firm had moved on from that field, as the _ was so competitive in this science.
Context Word: choice.
Output: My father had a difficult choice compared to my friends decision, because the _ affected many people.
Context Word: camera.
Output: He had just gotten a new camera, and decided to enter a photo he had taken with it into a competition because the _ is professional.
Context Word: camera.
Output: I have used a smartphone and camera for taking professional snapshots but the _ is the best choice.
Context Word: camera.
Output: I just bought a new bag for my camera but it can't fit because the _ is too big.
Context Word: camera.
Output: I like to carry point-and-shoot camera compared to DSLR camera when traveling because the _ large and heavy.
Context Word: camera.
Output: I used a battery to take pictures with the camera and put them in an album until the _ was full.
Context Word: camera.
Output: Jane could not take a perfect picture of the bus with his camera while driving in his car because the _ was fast.
Context Word: camera.
Output: John bought a new bag for his camera to be put in when we travel, but it didn't work because the _ was too small.
Context Word: camera.
Output: One reason I switched from SLR cameras to mirror-less cameras because the _ are heavy.
Context Word: camera.
Output: The camera could not be sold in exchange for just one television. The _ is expensive.
Context Word: camera.
Output: The camera produced some bad photos of the trees, but the ones of the mountains were good, the _ just had some bad lighting.
Context Word: camera.
Output: The camera with the phone fell into the bucket of water but only the camera got spoil because the _ is waterproof.
Context Word: camera.
Output: The large camera ended up breaking the tripod stand because the _ was too heavy.
Context Word: camera.
Output: The man lost his favorite camera at the crowded movie theater. The _ never turned up.
Context Word: camera.
Output: Tommy was able to carry the tripod himself, but his friend had to help him carry the camera because the _ was heavier.
Context Word: patterns.
Output: The seamstress tried to put the dress patterns into the desk drawer but the _ were too long.
Context Word: home closing.
Output: Kim filled out a form for time off to prepare for the home closing on Friday and the _ was so easy.
Context Word: outlook.
Output: The economic outlook was bleak for the bank, but looked good for the brokerage, since the _ was losing lots of money.
Context Word: shed.
Output: The woman shed pounds when she ate pie, but not cake, because the _ was sugar free.
Context Word: shed.
Output: We poured a concrete slab to build a shed on, but realized the _ was too narrow.
Context Word: Essay.
Output: Writing an essay did not come easy to Adam, while writing a poem did, because _ was extremely difficult for him to compose.
Context Word: include.
Output: Jim wanted to include juggling knives instead of torches in the play but surprisingly, the _ were more boring to watch.
Context Word: Window.
Output: The kid threw the rock at the window, causing the glass to shatter. The _ was no longer whole.
Context Word: disconnect.
Output: He decided to disconnect the controller and hook up the remote, because the _ was dead.
Context Word: fair.
Output: The boy could go to either the fair or the library, but the _ was too expensive.
Context Word: slide.
Output: james slide down from the top of the roof to the fence because the _ is taller.
Context Word: hide.
Output: Elizabeth was trying to find a play to hide so her friends wouldn't find her she couldn't decided between under the stairs or the cabinets. The _ would be easier.
Context Word: hide.
Output: The boy chose to hide in the closet versus hiding in the laundry room. The _ is more hidden.
Context Word: baseball glove.
Output: Jen prepped her new baseball glove with oil and with heat, and the _ made the leather softer.
Context Word: framework.
Output: The framework wasn't that great so we switched to new code rather than stay with the framework as the _ was expensive to maintain.
Context Word: electric.
Output: Susan bought an electric toothbrush instead of a manual toothbrush because the color of the _ toothbrush was ugly.
Context Word: electric.
Output: The girl kept a manual alarm clock as well as an electric one because the _ one was unreliable.
Context Word: electric.
Output: The manual toothbrush did a poorer job than Christy's electric toothbrush due to the _ being more ineffective.
Context Word: defend.
Output: The wall was set up just outside of the castle gate to defend it from attack, as the _ would be strong against the battering ram.
Context Word: irritation.
Output: The new sweater caused excessive irritation on her skin because the _ was too fuzzy.
Context Word: digital.
Output: He was choosing between the digital and analog clock, but the _ clock was sold out.
Context Word: jump.
Output: John could not jump to the hole from the roof and he tried the floor first. The _ is farther.
Context Word: jump.
Output: Kim had to jump over both a cushion and a car, and the _ was very short.
Context Word: jump.
Output: The car failed to jump over the dam, but the motorcycle did it with ease, as the _ had little power.
Context Word: jump.
Output: The truck managed to jump over the obstacle, while the car failed to do so, because the _ had power in its wheels.
Context Word: menopause.
Output: Menopause has its downsides, but you save money despite having to take medicine because you no longer have to buy menstrual products, and the _ end up being cheaper. .
Context Word: Disorder.
Output: Adam had a personality disorder that caused rudeness to happen. _ was responsible for it.
Context Word: resort.
Output: Going to a resort will be too much cost, so James and Jill decided to go to the park because the _ is closer.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: Jack sold his desktop PC and bought a laptop, because the _ is less mobile.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: James placed his laptop on his lap and it burnt his skin. The _ was before hot.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: Jane cleaned his laptop with a paper towel and she is now happy she got the _ clean.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: Jenny recycled her old laptop and bought a desktop computer, because the _ was too slow.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: Marc's desktop is running slower than his laptop. The _ must be a more outdated model.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: She bought a notebook computer instead of laptop for her university lectures, because the _ is more portable.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: She prefers to use laptop over desktop PC, because the _ is more mobile for her needs.
Context Word: laptop.
Output: There are pros and cons of having a laptop such as size and extra cost. The _ is a deal breaker for many on a budget.
Context Word: expenses.
Output: In order to cut back on expenses, the family decided to remove steak from their meals rather than pork, because the _ was expensive.
Context Word: calm.
Output: He wondered if meditation or yoga would help him remain calm longer, but the _ room was empty.
Context Word: calm.
Output: The child was being calmed by the stuffed animal but not the clown because the _ looked cute.
Context Word: calm.
Output: The man at the office was less peaceful than the man at the park because the _ was more calm.
Context Word: calm.
Output: Windy needed to calm down by taking a nap or lighting a candle.  She chose the _ because it smelled good.
Context Word: windshield.
Output: I had to travel, my windshield was dirty, I had a shampoo and a brush. The feathers of the truck got stolen so I used the _ to clean it.
Context Word: windshield.
Output: Mark used a towel on the windshield of his car because the _ was wet.
Context Word: windshield.
Output: The windshield had to be repaired before the roof for the poor family as the _ was urgent to have.
Context Word: heal.
Output: Because the _ was unable to heal the wound, the doctor switched from ointment to iodine.
Context Word: heal.
Output: To heal properly, the bandage had to be removed from the cut and replaced with ointment, as the _ was ineffective in curing the infection.
Context Word: heal.
Output: To heal properly, the blood had to be kept away from the grime , as the _ was receiving the infection.
Context Word: leash.
Output: Jen got her new dog a leash and a bell, so that the _ could help her to control how quickly he moved.
Context Word: leash.
Output: The dog was able to walk away further on the leash than the harness because the _ was longer.
Context Word: leash.
Output: The woman enrolled her puppy in training classes to get him to walk on a leash, because the _ came highly recommended.
Context Word: minds.
Output: Geniuses have better minds than sportsman's brains because the _ are always working with equations.
Context Word: Drums.
Output: Growing up, Dylan always wanted to play the drums but he learned to play guitars instead because the _ were easier for him to pick up.
Context Word: College.
Output: After college, Adam joined the military because the _ did not provide the discipline his father wanted instilled in him as an adult.
Context Word: College.
Output: After getting his high school degree, Kevin received a college degree but still got a great job because the _ was not necessary.
Context Word: College.
Output: On the college campus, Adam threw the ball against the wall but it didn't bounce back because the _ was too deflated.
Context Word: laundry.
Output: Aaron took his dirty laundry out of the hamper and moved it to a basket to transport it, because the _ was too heavy.
Context Word: laundry.
Output: In order to use the washer and dryer for laundry, Steve separated his laundry into dirty and wet, then he filled the _ with dirty laundry.
Context Word: laundry.
Output: On laundry day Mary had a load of whites and a load of colors. She set the temp to hot for the _ .
Context Word: laundry.
Output: Sia was doing laundry, she wanted to do blankets and shirts, she chose to do the _ first because they were cleaner.
Context Word: laundry.
Output: The laundry took longer to clean than the dishes did because the _ was dirtier.
Context Word: laundry.
Output: We used the machine to do the laundry rather than the washboard because the _ was easier to use.
Context Word: tap.
Output: We tapped the glass with the ball in it a few times to see if it would come out since the _ looked tight.
Context Word: bra.
Output: Ana tried to find a well fitting bra but the store bought bras never fit perfectly, so instead she bought a custom one online. The _ bra fit well.
Context Word: bra.
Output: I tried on many bras and had trouble finding cups that were big enough because most of the _ are too small.
Context Word: bra.
Output: She couldn't wear the bra, unlike the shirt, because the _ was the wrong size.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: Dawn got her degree in marketing and started a company, and the _ helped her to have the background to succeed.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: Michael created new marketing plans to drive sales, as he thought the _ were discouraging.
Context Word: marketing.
Output: The manager wanted to utilize  the new software for marketing but the _ was too complicated.
Context Word: motivate.
Output: Shirley made up a performance improvement plan for their employees at work, but didn't motivate them enough so the _ had failed.
Context Word: pesticide.
Output: To kill the bugs we switched from the pesticide to the deet since the _ was empty.
Context Word: Blood.
Output: The blood on the mans wound would not clot on time because the _ is too deep.
Context Word: bank.
Output: Cara wanted to open a new bank account, but they ran a credit report and she was denied because the _ was strict.
Context Word: bank.
Output: He had given his bank account information to a lender to check their money, but realized he was scammed because the _ was gone.
Context Word: bank.
Output: It took 30 minutes longer to walk to the bank than the market, because the _ was farther.
Context Word: bank.
Output: Jeff cashed his check at the store instead of at the bank because the _ was farther from his house.
Context Word: bank.
Output: John walked out of the bank and went to his car when he could not stop sweating profusely. The _ is hot.
Context Word: bank.
Output: The bank had a carpark but not a creche as the _ was considered necessary for the customers.
Context Word: bank.
Output: The bank vault was closed with a heavy padlock since the _ required extra security from break ins.
Context Word: bank.
Output: The man preferred getting his money from the bank than the ATM although the _ was quicker.
Context Word: bank.
Output: We didn't go to the bank as often as the ATM because the _ was a lot farther from home.
Context Word: snacks.
Output: The children were very hungry after school and their snacks won't fit on a plate because the _ is too big.
Context Word: snacks.
Output: The teacher took snacks from the bag and put them in cups until the _ were all full.
Context Word: beliefs.
Output: The various beliefs at the Christian churches across the nation were changed because the _ were modern.
Context Word: Henna.
Output: Sissy got a henna ink tattoo on the skin of her forearm but it didn't show up well. The _ was too light.
Context Word: scream.
Output: The _ movie made Jenny scream extremely loudly but the comedy movie did not as the horror movie was really scary for the genre that it was.
Context Word: hem.
Output: The hem needed to be sewn back so we used nylon instead of silk as the _ made the hat secure on the head.
Context Word: novels.
Output: While writing his novels, Max doesn't care about the settings as much as fleshing out the characters. So, he gives little time to the _ .
Context Word: trombone.
Output: The mother encouraged her son to play the trumpet instead of the trombone because the _ sounded pleasant.
Context Word: globe.
Output: Desirous of traveling around the globe, he chose to travel by train rather than plane because with the _ he could see more of the sights along the way.
Context Word: globe.
Output: James was not able to spin the globe but was able to spin the orbit around it because the _ is fixed.
Context Word: globe.
Output: Wanting to decorate for Christmas, the woman replaced the candle with the snow globe because the _ looked out of season.
Context Word: boss.
Output: Kyle's boss gave him the pen to use instead of the pencil because the _ was easier to read.
Context Word: boss.
Output: My boss at the office dislikes his chair, but is happy with the desk. He think the color of the _ is unsuitable.
Context Word: boss.
Output: The boss picked up the pen and laptop and threw it across the room. The _ was small.
Context Word: boss.
Output: Tony took the job at the gym instead of at the office because the boss at the _ was mean.
Context Word: woman.
Output: He threw out the coat he bought for the woman in favor of a ring, as the _ failed in showing his love for her.
Context Word: woman.
Output: The woman could barely squeeze into the pants, while the shirts hung over her like a tent, because the _ were just so tight on her body.
Context Word: woman.
Output: The woman had beautiful dresses and the man wore jeans. She had the _ that were stylish.
Context Word: woman.
Output: The woman threw out the sweater and got the new coat to wear , as the _ had become passe .
Context Word: trips.
Output: Jason prefers solo trips over trips with friends, because the _ are better for focusing on himself.
Context Word: bid.
Output: He did not have enough money to bid on the car and the painting , he finally decided to bid on the _ because it would be fun to maintain.
Context Word: bid.
Output: We had to make a bid on the item instead of just making a purchase, because the _ would be higher.
Context Word: knuckle.
Output: The notorious killer's knuckle wouldn't fit in the gloves because the _ was too big.
Context Word: flies.
Output: There were more flies around the garbage than near the flowers because the _ smelled good.
Context Word: topping.
Output: The strawberries made a better topping for the cake than the blueberries, because the _ were outdated.
Context Word: pages.
Output: He had 10 pages from his medical doctor and 5 from his insurance agent. The _ was far less thorough.
Context Word: stomach.
Output: Abe had more stomach issues when he ate tomatoes instead of cheeses because the _ had more acid.
Context Word: stomach.
Output: I saw myself in the mirror and didn't care for the way my stomach was bulging after I took a photo. The _ is truthful.
Context Word: stomach.
Output: Monica was having stomach pains and had a prescription and over-the-counter medications. She took the _ although it was expensive.
Context Word: stomach.
Output: The lunch time meal made Leon's stomach feel bad because the _ was too big.
Context Word: covering.
Output: The covering on the beets was more secure than the covering on the onions, so the _ became spoiled.
Context Word: cellphone.
Output: The tone of the cellphone was not audible when the blender was working because the _ is loud.
Context Word: growing.
Output: Growing basil is hard for Claire, however she finds growing rosemary to be easy because the _ is complicated to grow.
Context Word: growing.
Output: Growing the tomatoes proved easier, than growing the potatoes. The _ must be better suited to the climate.
Context Word: growing.
Output: Growing tomatoes was more difficult for the woman than growing carrots. The _ just seemed to be more stubborn.
Context Word: growing.
Output: Growing vegetables was a success for the man, but he could never grow fruits. _ were just easier for him.
Context Word: growing.
Output: The plants were growing at a much faster pace than the flowers, so the _ had become smaller.
Context Word: amend.
Output: The could not amend the department without permission from the office, as the _ was subservient to it.
Context Word: brace.
Output: Jane needed the braces the dentist put on her teeth there because the _ are weak.
Context Word: brace.
Output: The man used the pole instead of the stick to brace the cabinet because the _ was sturdy.
Context Word: Panama.
Output: The couple decided to vacation in Panama instead of Alaska because the weather in _ was warmer.
Context Word: vacuum.
Output: The broom did a worse job cleaning than the vacuum. The _ had inferior cleaning power.
Context Word: vacuum.
Output: The vacuum that I bought was a lot better than the simple broom, because the _ was powerful.
Context Word: instrument.
Output: I've never been able to tell the difference between instruments like cello and a violin. I think the _ is just a larger version.
Context Word: kale.
Output: At the grocery store, she bought spinach but not kale because the _ looked stale.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: For a first time gardener, I don't recommend buying rose seeds. Try lily seeds instead since the _ is a hard plant to grow.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: I planted more tomato seeds than I planted cucumber seeds since I preferred eating the _ .
Context Word: seeds.
Output: I planted some seeds in an obstructed area, and some other seeds in a clear area. The _ seeds grew tall.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: I want to grow either a pine or birch tree from seeds. The _ tree would be good for smoking meat.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: James could not pick up all the seeds in his hands because the _ are too many.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: Joanne said it was easier to plant the bulbs instead of the seeds since the _ were smaller.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: Kenna made sure to water her plants’ seeds today, so now the _ are watered.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: She couldn't decide if she should plant the seeds in the flower pot or in the garden, she was leaning towards the _ because the seeds would get more protection.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: The birds preferred eating the seeds than the worms because the _ tasted a lot better.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: The farmer planted seeds by the house and not by the garage because the soil by the _ is richer quality.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: The seeds from the apples sell for less than the ones from oranges do. So, the _ seeds must be available everywhere.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: The seeds grew well on the hill but died in the plain, since the _ had ample sunlight.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: The seeds outweigh the juice that came out of the lemon fruit. No wonder the _ is so big.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: The seeds took longer to grow inside the house than on the deck because there wasn't any sunlight _ .
Context Word: seeds.
Output: The seeds were a better deal than the plants, because the _ were on sale.
Context Word: seeds.
Output: We tried to put all of the seeds into two jars, but we couldn't because the _ were too many.
Context Word: dinner.
Output: Betsy wanted tonight's dinner to be ravioli that her mom makes and not casserole because she hates the _ .
Context Word: dinner.
Output: Freddie had planned an elaborate dinner but Flossie planned snacks, so they decided on the _ because they didn't want a formal affair.
Context Word: dinner.
Output: James was worried he would be late for dinner because his train was schedule to be there 15 minutes ago. The _ was delayed so it worked out.
Context Word: dinner.
Output: Pam cooked some delicious beef and potato for dinner last night. The _ was baked.
Context Word: dinner.
Output: She didn't wanted the indian and preferred to have chinese for dinner, because the _ is less delicious.
Context Word: dinner.
Output: Vanessa and Louisa went to dinner at 6 p.m. on a Friday night, leaving the door locked. So the _ was risky.
Context Word: wood pallets.
Output: We picked up surplus wood pallets for cheap.  We wanted to repurpose them as shelves or a tree house.   The kids won and got the _ .
Context Word: chopping.
Output: I was finely chopping with a chef's knife and not the cleaver because the _ was precise.
Context Word: vocabulary.
Output: The school girl had a good vocabulary that helped her win the spelling bee for her grade, because the _ gave her an edge.
Context Word: microphone.
Output: Everyone cringed as the singer used their loudest singing voice into the microphone because the _ was loud.
Context Word: celebrated.
Output: We celebrated more at the restaurant than at the house because there were less guests at the _ .
Context Word: fragrant.
Output: The soap was nicely fragrant but the shampoo was not because the _ was more expensive than the shampoo.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: He tried to use the rag to clean the bacteria off the table but the _ was too strong.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: I decided to clean my cellphone and wallet starting with the cellphone because I think the _ has more bacteria on it.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: My dog had bacteria in his mouth that was less dangerous than the leg infection, because the _ might kill him.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: The bacteria that the doctor found was more serious than the disease, because the _ was deadly.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: The new strain of bacteria could not be killed by the medicine because the _ was too strong.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: They say a beard has more bacteria than a toilet seat. Maybe if you wash the _ a few times a week that wouldn't be true.
Context Word: bacteria.
Output: Wash your hands so you don't carry bacteria on your skin. Always wash the _ after using bathroom.
Context Word: thumb.
Output: Tyrone found that his thumbs were more sore than his toes after practice because his _ were shorter.
Context Word: scissors.
Output: The man chose to use scissors when opening the package instead of knives because the _ were inaccurate.
Context Word: scissors.
Output: The mother let the boy use the pencil but not the scissors because the _ was safe.
Context Word: scissors.
Output: The scissors got broken while James was trying to use it to cut the card. The _ is very strong.
Context Word: Round.
Output: The round table top did not fit in the doorway of the main entrance. The _ was small.
Context Word: washcloth.
Output: The nurse tried putting the washcloth over the patients head but the _ was too small.
Context Word: microscope.
Output: My dad had a microscope and a telescope, we use the _ to see things close to the lens.
Context Word: holding.
Output: The climber was holding onto the rock instead of the branch to keep from falling , because the _ was secure ..
Context Word: treats.
Output: One way to make rice crispy treats will need chocolate chips and marshmallows with the _ starting off hard.
Context Word: treats.
Output: She wanted to put the hamster treats in the bowl but they wouldn’t fit. The _ was too small.
Context Word: treats.
Output: The kids chose the treats instead of the cereal because the _ tasted much sweeter.
Context Word: asleep.
Output: Miriam stayed asleep in the bed when at her mother's house and the couch when at her Aunt's. Therefore the _ was uncomfortable.
Context Word: deaf.
Output: Sara was deaf, so she learned to use sign language to talk to people, as well as learning lip reading. The _ helped her to understand others.