niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: style.
Output: She didn't want to wear the dress and chose the skirt instead, as the _ had just gone out of style.
Context Word: dusty.
Output: It was harder to clean the patio than it was to clean the bathroom because the _ was dusty.
Context Word: Scrapbook.
Output: To create her scrapbook for her art assignment, Angela used a magazine. The _ supported it.
Context Word: bracelet.
Output: I wanted to make a DIY bracelet from either staples or rubber bands as using the _ would make a loose bracelet.
Context Word: bracelet.
Output: Jen twined together staples to make an interesting bracelet, though the _ were scratchy on her wrist.
Context Word: bracelet.
Output: The bracelet at the jewelry store costed more than the one at the discount store so I bought mine at the _ .
Context Word: bracelet.
Output: The bracelet was given to James as a child, but the necklace was given to him as an adult. The _ is old.
Context Word: coal.
Output: John no longer used oil to heat his home, and now used coal, because the _ was in short supply.
Context Word: coal.
Output: The coal was not catching on fire unlike the paper, because the _ was very wet.
Context Word: coal.
Output: Tony tried his best but couldn't shovel the pile of coal because the _ was too small.
Context Word: semicolon.
Output: The grammar guide dictated that the semicolon should be used in this sentence, because the _ was traditional.
Context Word: evict.
Output: Jared planned to evict his tenant from their apartment, but he found the _ more difficult to remove than he had thought.
Context Word: shuffleboard.
Output: They tried to get the shuffleboard into the garage, but the _ was too short.
Context Word: performance.
Output: The gymnast had a better performance on the beam than the bar, because the _ was extra slippery.
Context Word: performance.
Output: The performance of the bike wasn't as good as the scooter's performance. The _ was more arduous to ride.
Context Word: build.
Output: He could either build the birdhouse or the tree-house first, but the _ would take longer to construct.
Context Word: build.
Output: It was easier to build the house than to build the apartment because the _ was smaller.
Context Word: build.
Output: John wanted to build a playhouse for his kids but bought them a toy instead, because the _ was expensive.
Context Word: build.
Output: The boards were used to build the houses instead of the bricks as the _ was plentiful.
Context Word: build.
Output: The company contracted to build an office instead of an apartment, as the _ was an area of expertise for them.
Context Word: build.
Output: The contractor plans to build the deck soon, but the pool will have to wait. That's because the _ supplies will be here in a day.
Context Word: build.
Output: The crane was useless to build the house, but we used the backhoe, as the _ was superfluous at that point.
Context Word: build.
Output: The excavator was abandoned and they brought in a crane to build the house, because the _ proved useless to the process.
Context Word: build.
Output: The man likes to build highways, but finds regular roads annoying. This is because _ are more intricate.
Context Word: build.
Output: The man's build made her feel scared and uncomfortable. The _ factor was a bigger issue.
Context Word: build.
Output: To build a successful program, a reliable compiler was employed, as the _ needed the extra power.
Context Word: build.
Output: We needed to build a new kitchen, we replaced the lights with halogen instead of LED. The _ is more conservative.
Context Word: prescription.
Output: The doctor gave me a prescription pain killer following surgery.  Unfortunately, something went wrong and the _ didn't work.
Context Word: prescription.
Output: The prescription ended up being worse than the generic medicine since the _ is inefficient at treating the symptoms.
Context Word: prescription.
Output: The prescription for the pills took longer than the salve because the doctor's handwriting was too messy on the one for the _ .
Context Word: prescription.
Output: The prescription worked much better than the asprin because the _ was a lot stronger.
Context Word: lubricate a lock.
Output: Paul bought some lubrication to help lubricate a lock from the rust that encrusted it but the _ was too much.
Context Word: shallot.
Output: I returned the dish with the shallot but kept the one with the onion because the _ was cooked wrong.
Context Word: Motorcycle.
Output: Ricky had to get a new headlight for his motorcycle to be able to drive at night, because the _ was too dim.
Context Word: recognize.
Output: It was hard for them to recognize whether the man was telling the truth or lying. The _ was always obvious.
Context Word: recognize.
Output: Jim wanted to recognize the difference between failure and rejection. The _ made him feel like less of a person.
Context Word: recognize.
Output: Mary did not recognize the glass object, but knew exactly what the metal object was, because the _ object was unusal.
Context Word: recognize.
Output: The police officer recognized the bank but not the warehouse since the _ was familiar to him.
Context Word: recognize.
Output: They tried to recognize whether the light had changed from to red to green. The _ was too bright to see.
Context Word: car.
Output: Bobby couldn't get the new car he bought into the garage because the _ was to big.
Context Word: car.
Output: He was unable to reach the steering wheel in his car from the seat because the _ was too high.
Context Word: car.
Output: Heidi was looking at new cars at the dealership but had to leave without buying one because the _ was closing.
Context Word: car.
Output: I bought a car instead of a truck because I wanted a car with good fuel efficient and the _ was not good for that.
Context Word: car.
Output: I bought a new car but it didn't fit into our garage because the _ was too full.
Context Word: car.
Output: I decided to get a minivan instead of sportscar because the _ is more practical for a family.
Context Word: car.
Output: I didn't like my old car as much as my new truck, because the _ was uglier.
Context Word: car.
Output: I do the car oil changes by myself and brake repairs by the mechanic because the _ hard.
Context Word: car.
Output: I needed a new car because mine was breaking down. I had to choose between the truck or van. The _ is more useful.
Context Word: car.
Output: I want either a white or a black car. I figure the _ car might show too much dirt though.
Context Word: car.
Output: I wanted to learn to drive a car on the race track, but I couldn't get permission to use drive the _ .
Context Word: car.
Output: I was moving and needed to transport both my car and bike by trailer, it was hard to get the _ in the trailer.
Context Word: car.
Output: Jame got to office late when he took his car trough the road but early when he rode the bicycle through the walkway. The _ is always blocked.
Context Word: car.
Output: Jame knew he would get late for work if he go with the car, hence he decided to go with the bike because the _ is faster.
Context Word: car.
Output: James picked the item in the car and moved it to a box and then the _ get full.
Context Word: car.
Output: Jerry paid more for his car than he did for his truck because the _ was an older model.
Context Word: car.
Output: Jessica couldn't use a hose to wash her car in the driveway because the _ was too short.
Context Word: car.
Output: Joe tried to put the car in the garage but the _ was too big.
Context Word: car.
Output: John received a new car or his birthday, but he still liked his old truck better, because the _ was slow.
Context Word: car.
Output: John wanted to purchase the sports car over the sedan because the _ was fast.
Context Word: car.
Output: Jon tried to pull the car with his hands and then with a winch, and he found the _ made it much harder.
Context Word: car.
Output: Macy went to start their car up after putting their own fuel in but realized that the _ was bad.
Context Word: car.
Output: Mark started up the engine of the car in the garage in the morning to go to work, the _ moved forward.
Context Word: car.
Output: Mary says if we want another kid we need to get a sedan or SUV. We can fit a couple more car seats inside if we had the _ .
Context Word: car.
Output: Mike was late to work because his car was law on gas, fortunately the _ was close enough to walk to.
Context Word: car.
Output: My friend Joe liked his new car better than his old truck, because the _ was more expensive.
Context Word: car.
Output: My neighbor's brand new car would not fit in his garage because the _ was too cluttered.
Context Word: car.
Output: Sam wanted to buy a motorcycle but his mom said a car would be safe. The _ would be quicker for getting to work in traffic.
Context Word: car.
Output: Sharon tried to slamming on her brakes in her car but began to fear for her life because the _ were out.
Context Word: car.
Output: Since the birth of my son, I've been driving the SUV more often than the sports car since the _ feels more safe.
Context Word: car.
Output: Susan liked the car a lot better than the motorcycle, because the _ made her feel safer.
Context Word: car.
Output: The bumper on the car shone brighter than the handle on the car because the _ was cleaner.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car broke down more often that the truck did because Tommy never brought the _ to the shop.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car had a flat tire but the truck was okay so we took the _ instead.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car needed new headlights and new tires.  I replaced the _ first because I drive a lot at night.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car passed the motorcycle on the highway because the _ was driving very fast.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car sailed over the bridge but crashed into the road ahead, since the _ was so low for the jump.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car stalled more often than the truck had stalled because the _ was older.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car stopped running on that stormy weather day because the _ was too leisurely.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car that bring down the fence do not get damaged. The _ is weak.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car was faster than the motor bike because the _ had a faster engine.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car was one of the vehicles that didn't need painted like the truck, because the _ was clean.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car was wrecked when it ran into the wall but the wall stood straight afterwards. The _ is weak.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car would not fit in the neighbor's garage because the _ was too big.
Context Word: car.
Output: The car would not fit inside of the garage despite numerous attempts because the _ was tight.
Context Word: car.
Output: The fuel inside the car is not enough for the journey. I never know the _ would be this long.
Context Word: car.
Output: The hard working teenager used paste wax to polish his old car until the _ shined brightly.
Context Word: car.
Output: The large car was more expensive than the small car because the _ car was very luxurious.
Context Word: car.
Output: The man couldn't decide if he wanted leather or cloth seats in his car. The _ seats will stay hotter in the Summer.
Context Word: car.
Output: The man decided to travel by car instead of by bike because the _ would be easier.
Context Word: car.
Output: The man wanted to get out of town in his car or on his pontoon, but the _ had a hole in a tire.
Context Word: car.
Output: The mechanic moved the tires from the car to the pallet, so the _ became heavier.
Context Word: car.
Output: The motorcycle that I rented from the shop is slower than my car because the _ has a smaller engine.
Context Word: car.
Output: The neighbor's car would not fit in his driveway because his _ was too short.
Context Word: car.
Output: The old car would not fit inside the cluttered garage because the _ was too full.
Context Word: car.
Output: The police car chased the criminals car, but the criminal escaped.  The _ car was too fast.
Context Word: car.
Output: The small car was slower than the large car because the _ car had a bigger engine.
Context Word: car.
Output: The tree fell when the car was crashed into it. It appeared big though but no one knows the _ is that weak.
Context Word: car.
Output: The truck could go faster than the car because the engine in the _ was larger.
Context Word: car.
Output: The used car she bought had a squeaky seat and a dent in the fender, and she tried to hammer out the _ .
Context Word: car.
Output: The windshield of the car needed to be replaced since a rock hit the glass. The _ was broken.
Context Word: car.
Output: They wanted to buy a cheaper car on a budget but decided to go with the more expensive car, because the _ was too ugly.
Context Word: car.
Output: We tried moving the merchandise, but the boxes would not fit into the cars since the _ were robust.
Context Word: car.
Output: When I go into the city, I take the train rather than my car, because using the _ means I spend a lot of time looking for parking.
Context Word: car.
Output: When the car and the bicycle had a race across town, the _ was definitely slower.
Context Word: profession.
Output: My dad had many different professions like a cook and policeman. He enjoyed being the _ more since he helped make people meals.
Context Word: educator.
Output: The educator chose to teach at the elementary school rather than the high school because the students were younger at the _ .
Context Word: educator.
Output: The educator got a job at the school instead of the university because there were more jobs at the _ .
Context Word: tumbler.
Output: The bartender spilled the vermouth out of the tumbler and filled it with the vodka, as the _ would ruin the drink.
Context Word: donation.
Output: His donation towards clearing the debt of the charity didn't help because the _ was too small.
Context Word: donation.
Output: There are a lot of organs needed through donation such as kidneys or eyes with the _ being more rare.
Context Word: Pomeranian.
Output: The pomeranian chewed the legs of the table, but not the legs of the bed, so the _ had to be replaced.
Context Word: couple.
Output: The couple left the movie and went to the restaurant instead, as the _ was contrary to their romantic intents.
Context Word: haircut.
Output: Getting a new haircut on Monday, vote 1 for shaved or 2 for mohawk. The _ haircut takes about a minute to cut.
Context Word: Torch.
Output: Adam poured water to extinguish the torch's flame because the _ was growing out of control.
Context Word: stressed.
Output: The mother felt stressed trying to find the doll for her daughter's birthday, so she bought her a game instead, because the _ was impossible to find.
Context Word: puzzle.
Output: John was able to complete the puzzle, but not the crossword, because the _ was a lot easier.
Context Word: puzzle.
Output: The woman threw away the puzzle in frustration and worked on the crossword instead, because the _ seemed impossible.
Context Word: fan.
Output: I could purchase either a ceiling fan or a box fan. I decided to avoid purchasing the _ because it would be difficult to install.
Context Word: fan.
Output: I decided to put the fan on the bed but it didn't work because the _ was too tipsy.
Context Word: fan.
Output: The decorator removed the lamp, but left the fan in the room, because the _ was a temporary fixture.
Context Word: learned.
Output: He had learned how to make art, but didn't know if it was his passion or a job. The _ seemed like a better outcome.
Context Word: learned.
Output: I learned more at the seminar than I did in the class because there were less teachers in the _ .
Context Word: frozen.
Output: The pork was still frozen but the beef was ready to be cooked, because Mary had forgotten to thaw the _ .
Context Word: frozen.
Output: The streets were frozen over but the bridges were thawed, as the _ were improperly insulated from the elements.
Context Word: monkeys.
Output: The monkeys used the vines to keep from falling off the trees , as the _ were easy to grip.
Context Word: focused.
Output: The man ignored his wife's description of the bracelet, but focused hard on her description of the ring, because he thought the _ would make a poor gift.
Context Word: Pakistan.
Output: Julio need to travel to Pakistan but was worried about the weather and people. He thought the _ was too hot.
Context Word: false eyelashes.
Output: Sandra wanted to use alcohol to remove her false eyelashes but the _ were too strong.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: He went fishing with his custom made spear and a big canoe. The _ was narrow and sharp.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: Jason prefers fishing over basketball after a long day at work, because the _ is relaxing.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: Jeremy went to put the fishing line thread through the hook, but struggled with it because the _ was thick.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: My grandfather gave me his old fishing reel to go with my new rod so the _ was antique.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: She wanted to go fishing but her rod was broken but had gotten a lure as a gift so the _ was old.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: The fishing was terrible in the river, but fish were always biting in the pond, since the _ had such a small number of them.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: We were going fishing out on the dock later in the day after we couldn't all fit in the boat, because the _ was spacious.
Context Word: fishing.
Output: When fishing, the man preferred to fish from a boat over the shore because the _ offered superior fishing spots.
Context Word: rag.
Output: The rag that he used is dirtier than the towel that my mom used because the _ was used for the car oil.
Context Word: talk faster.
Output: In order to talk faster, Adam began reading from a script instead of relying on memory. The _ enabled him to talk faster.
Context Word: laboratory.
Output: The laboratory was dangerously filled with weapons and chemicals that could be harmful. The _ were gaseous.
Context Word: firewood.
Output: Al had to use charcoal to start the campfire even though he had firewood because the _ was wet.
Context Word: firewood.
Output: He could either use the chopped firewood or the uncut firewood, but the _ firewood would burn unevenly.
Context Word: firewood.
Output: James went to take the firewood from the basket and put it into the fireplace, but the _ was empty.
Context Word: certification.
Output: Al got a course certification instead of a university degree as his professional credential because getting a _ was cheap.
Context Word: certification.
Output: I was unable to use the certification that I had for the job, because the _ was too weak.
Context Word: certification.
Output: John's certification was less important that Jim's degree because the _ was from a minor University.
Context Word: folder.
Output: The folder on the computer was smaller than the one on the thumb drive because the one on the _ had more files.
Context Word: frightened.
Output: The child was more frightened of the mask than the costume, because the _ looked horrific.
Context Word: responsible.
Output: The committee was not responsible for the clients, passing this on to the administration, as the _ had no jurisdiction in client affairs.
Context Word: fresher.
Output: The apples in the store looked shinier than the tomatoes because the _ were much fresher.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: I ate eggs for breakfast instead of cereal because the _ kept me fuller for longer.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: I prefer eggs with sausage rather than eggs with bacon for breakfast.  The _ is bland to me.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: I took the chicken eggs from the nest and put them in the basket until the _ was empty.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: I want to start getting my eggs from a farm rather than a store because the _ has a more natural product.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Joe wanted to cook eggs using his new frying pan but the _ was too small.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: John ate the eggs for breakfast instead of the potatoes, because the _ were fresh from the farm.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Marianne wanted eggs for breakfast, either scrambled or poached. She chose the _ since they were so fluffy.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: My mom really hated the eggs compared to the vegetables because the _ were rotten.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: Sandra uses a whisk to beat the scrambled eggs instead of an electric beater, but the _  leaves lumps in the eggs today.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The boy ate cereal for breakfast instead of eggs because the _ was quicker to make.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The children put eggs from the yard into the basket until the _ was full.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The eggs in the basket broke when dropped, but the ones in the bowl did not, because the eggs in the _ were raw.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The eggs smelled a lot worse than the vegetables because the _ had gone bad.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The eggs were able to reflect the light and not the glasses since the _ are light colored.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The eggs were not as delicious as the sandwiches, because the _ were very old.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The eggs were not cooked enough but Sam enjoyed the potatoes. The _ were delicious.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The industrious chicken keeper took eggs from the nest and put them in her basket until the _ was full.
Context Word: eggs.
Output: The man was more careful unloading the eggs than the tomatoes into the house because the _ were more fragile.
Context Word: locker.
Output: Jason wanted to decorate his locker by replacing the picture with graffiti. The _ was trendy.
Context Word: locker.
Output: The boy kept his books in the locker instead of his backpack because the _ was too small.
Context Word: locker.
Output: The thug was able to break into the locker with a lock-pick because the _ was broken.
Context Word: acceleration.
Output: The car was losing pace with the truck in the race, as the _ was weakening its acceleration.
Context Word: burner.
Output: When he tried to reach the pan on the stove, he burned himself with a pot, because the _ was on the back burner.
Context Word: scholarship.
Output: Neal didn't apply for a trombone scholarship, but he did apply for a piano scholarship because he'd always been terrible at the _ .
Context Word: stimulated.
Output: The woman was more stimulated by the painting than the drawing because the _ was done in bright colors.
Context Word: abortion.
Output: The abortion was a lot more difficult than her last pregnancy, because the _ gave her guilt.
Context Word: kill.
Output: I need to kill weeds in my house but I have to choose between powder or spray. The _ is lethal.
Context Word: Towel.
Output: After the shower, Adam rubbed the towel on his body until the _ was dry.
Context Word: cucumber.
Output: The cucumber tasted much better than the tomato did because the _ was much riper.
Context Word: cucumber.
Output: The cucumber that I just bought was not as delicious as the carrot, because the _ was stale.
Context Word: cucumber.
Output: They were going to eat cucumber instead of having to eat the apple, since the _ was more convenient.
Context Word: pallets.
Output: The chairs weighed down the pallets more than the tables did because the _ were heavier.
Context Word: escaped.
Output: The water escaped out of the lake while the rock remained, since the _ was fluid .
Context Word: hunt.
Output: She took her arrow and sword and ran out of the house to hunt for zombies. The _ was breakable.
Context Word: hunt.
Output: The hunt was cancelled after the snow arrived and ruined the weather conditions because the _ was sensitive.
Context Word: family.
Output: After having a new baby, the family moved from the bungalow to the ranch house because the _ was small.
Context Word: family.
Output: Even though the house was nicer than the camper, the family preferred the time they spend in the _ less.
Context Word: family.
Output: My family will not come to my studio apartment for dinner because the _ is too tiny.
Context Word: family.
Output: The family chose a new camper over a vacation because they would be able to enjoy the _ more often.
Context Word: family.
Output: The family couldn't decide on going to a movie or to the concert that night. The _ was quieter, so they went there.
Context Word: family.
Output: The family couldn't decide where to go on their annual vacation - the beach or the mountain. Mom wanted to go the _ for the activities.
Context Word: family.
Output: The family enjoyed the day at the theme park. The _ was sad they couldn't go back because it was too expensive.
Context Word: family.
Output: The flour spills out when we use an ancient family recipe and pour three teacups of flour into our bowl. The _ is too big.
Context Word: computer.
Output: Amanda wanted to buy a new computer to replace their old one, so they decided to buy ObjectX instead of ObjectY because _ was fast.
Context Word: computer.
Output: Amy needed a new computer after breaking her personal computer and wanted a desktop. The _ was old.
Context Word: computer.
Output: Ashley wanted a new computer to replace her netbook with a palmtop because the _ is new.
Context Word: computer.
Output: Brad needed a new computer after dropping his notebook. He wanted a tablet because the _ is old.
Context Word: computer.
Output: He wanted a desktop computer instead of a laptop computer because the _ was less powerful.
Context Word: computer.
Output: I borrowed my mom's laptop instead of using my computer because the _ was slow.
Context Word: computer.
Output: I had to add more memory to my computer but the tablet was fine.  The _ was running too slow.
Context Word: computer.
Output: I need to fix a problem on my computer but the battery in my mouse died so I have to use the touchpad since the _ is unresponsive.
Context Word: computer.
Output: I prefer to use a laptop instead of a computer because the _ can be taken everywhere.
Context Word: computer.
Output: I really need to upgrade my mouse and RAM on my computer. The computer gets too slow with the _ currently in it.
Context Word: computer.
Output: I want get a videocard  for better performance for my computer since I'm just using CPU now. I'm using on-board video from the _ still.
Context Word: computer.
Output: James gave away his computer but kept his laptop because the _ was more valuable.
Context Word: computer.
Output: James wanted to buy a new computer for his office, but the _ was too expensive for him.
Context Word: computer.
Output: Jamie preferred using a computer over a typewriter because the _ was easier to correct mistakes on.
Context Word: computer.
Output: Jim was happy to trade my desk for his computer . He thinks the _ will work great.
Context Word: computer.
Output: John wanted to buy a new computer with better software but the _ looked complicated.
Context Word: computer.
Output: She tried to write her essay on the computer and with the ink pen but the _ was broken.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer costed more to fix than the phone because the _ was much newer.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer couldn't connect to the iphone because the _ is too old to be able to.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer lost power quickly in the library but had plenty in the cafe, as the _ 's power source was deficient.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer needed a new monitor, but the keyboard was fine, because the _ was very old.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer than john bought at the even was later sold and used to buy a game and a shoe. The _ is expensive.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer was blown up when it was plugged into the electrical outlet. The _ uses  high voltage.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer was faster than the cell phone was because the _ was much newer.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer was harder to move than the television because the _ had more parts.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer was running noisier than the game system was because the _ was older.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer was stumped by the algorithm but solved the equation with ease, as the _ was so complex.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The computer would not be put on my old desk because the _ was to heavy to be there.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The handful of old hardware in the new computer had to be replaced because the _ was outdated.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The new computer ran faster than the old tablet because the _ had more memory and processing power.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The office secretary bought the new printer but the computer needed an updgrade. The _ was new.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The student's new computer would not fit in the cabinet because the _ was too small.
Context Word: computer.
Output: The woman developed eye strain from staring at the computer screen for too long, because the _ was cumulative.
Context Word: computer.
Output: They used the dining table to work on the computer instead of the desk because the _ was larger.
Context Word: computer.
Output: When James was in the room, he moved close to the computer to feel warmer. The _ is hot.
Context Word: computer.
Output: When deciding between the computer or the tablet, and considering his limited budget, Andrew bought the tablet, because he thought the _ would be expensive.
Context Word: recipe.
Output: The cook substituted oregano for basil in the spaghetti sauce recipe because the _ was plentiful.
Context Word: recipe.
Output: The sauce receipe was more difficult to follow than the crepe receipe, because the recipe for the _ was complicated.
Context Word: plastic bottles.
Output: He uses recycled plastic bottles instead of new plastic bottles, because the _ are better for the environment.
Context Word: couch.
Output: At Sarah's house the new loveseat was trendy but the couch was ripped. The _ was old.
Context Word: couch.
Output: James do not like the smell of the couch brought into the room, so he sprayed the room with air fresher and the _ smell fresh.
Context Word: couch.
Output: Jane could not see the top of the shelf even after standing on the couch. The _ is very tall.
Context Word: couch.
Output: She decided to throw away the couch and not the chair because the _ had so many scratches.
Context Word: couch.
Output: The couch 's pillows were replaced by blankets,  since for those trying to sit, the _ were unaccommodating.
Context Word: couch.
Output: The couch was brought outside when there is no more space left in the room. The _ is too big.
Context Word: couch.
Output: The couch was cleaned with a damp towel after the mud was spurt on it. This got the _ dirty.
Context Word: couch.
Output: The salesman recommended the couch less than the sofa the customer was interested in. He said the _ was stiff.
Context Word: couch.
Output: The tired woman in the living room moved from the loveseat to the couch because the _ was uncomfortable.
Context Word: heel.
Output: Jane got her heel sinking in the sand when walking on the beach because the _ is lose.
Context Word: Cavity.
Output: I needed to get a cavity worked on. Should I get a root canal or a filling? The _ would hurt more.
Context Word: baseball.
Output: James could not swing back the baseball thrown at him with force because the _ is stronger.
Context Word: baseball.
Output: Ricardo took a mighty swing at the baseball but missed because the _ was too low.
Context Word: baseball.
Output: The baseball game costed more for us to go to than the football game because the _ was amateur.
Context Word: baseball.
Output: The baseball hit the boy and broke his jaw. His mother warned him the _ is hard.
Context Word: baseball.
Output: While at the baseball game last week, Bob took out his new baseball glove to try and catch the foul ball, when the _ missed the glove.
Context Word: top.
Output: Bob needed a new top. He ripped his aloha shirt and wanted a baseball shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: top.
Output: Carl needed a new top after ripping his epaulette shirt. He wanted a  flannel shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: top.
Output: James cannot jump down from the top of the trees and he decided to use the fence because the _ is shorter.
Context Word: top.
Output: James was feeling hot with the top he wore, so he put if off and wear a singlet. The _ is light.
Context Word: top.
Output: Jessica needed a new top after breaking her camp shirt, so she decided to get a sports shirt because the _ is old.
Context Word: tool.
Output: Bradley was writing an Unimportant paper and forgot about a tool he needed to finish his work. Then the _ was denied.
Context Word: tool.
Output: I selected the hammer instead of the mallet as my tool choice since the _ is lighter and I'm out of shape.
Context Word: tool.
Output: The gardening tool got broken when used in digging the soil. The _ is weak.
Context Word: tool.
Output: The man threw away the receipt but kept the box  because the _ was not needed if he wanted to return the tool.
Context Word: tool.
Output: The tool is not capable of turning the bolt without twisting because the _ is weak.
Context Word: tool.
Output: The tool that I bought at the store won't fit in the toolbox because the _ is too long.
Context Word: tool.
Output: The tool that I got for my birthday didn't fit in my bag because the _ was too big.
Context Word: tool.
Output: When hanging pictures my tool of choice is a hammer over a drill because the _ is lighter and easier to control.
Context Word: tarot cards.
Output: The psychic pulled out a deck of tarot cards and proceeded to do her thing, but we kept an eye on the table and noticed the _ were fake.
Context Word: coolest.
Output: He was the coolest kid in class. Girls always gave him a gift to show their affection. The _ was crowded.
Context Word: aesthetically.
Output: Stefan preferred to play basketball instead of football because the _ uniform were more aesthetically displeasing.
Context Word: seashell.
Output: Bill picked up a seashell when he went to the beach. While he was there the _ overcrowded.
Context Word: seashell.
Output: I kept the starfish but threw away the seashell because the _ was more beautiful.
Context Word: Guinea pigs.
Output: John had two pet guinea pigs, they liked to run on the wheel and through the tube. The _ was circular.
Context Word: raining.
Output: James ran out of the park when it was raining into his car because the _ is cold.
Context Word: golf.
Output: Jason already had a golf ball so he decided to buy a golf club instead, because the _ is less important for his skills.
Context Word: golf.
Output: Mark wanted to buy himself a new golf ball but ended up buying a tennis ball for his son, because the _ is less important for his family.
Context Word: golf.
Output: They were planning on going out to the green to play golf because the tennis court was full, so the _ would be peaceful.
Context Word: real estate.
Output: Joe chose to invest in real estate over the stock market because he thought the _ would have a higher long term return.
Context Word: cilantro.
Output: A large amount of cilantro was thrown into the fat burrito because the _ was flavorful.
Context Word: winner.
Output: The winner of the marathon skipped the closing ceremony and went straight to the interview, as she thought the _ was irrelevant to her future career in sports.
Context Word: intelligent.
Output: Jessica thought people who saw a movie were less intelligent than people who read the book, because the _ was more entertaining.
Context Word: intelligent.
Output: The dog was much more intelligent than the cat as _ had learnt lots of tricks.
Context Word: balance.
Output: It is easier for the young to keep their balance than the very venerable as the _ tend to have fewer health problems.
Context Word: balance.
Output: Kelly had better balance walking on the runway than the beam because the _ was narrower.
Context Word: balance.
Output: Mike wanted to balance the bottle on the shelf but the _ was too narrow.
Context Word: balance.
Output: The rock kept its balance on the mountain but the log tumbled down, because the _ was better situated for stability.
Context Word: balance.
Output: Tina found she could balance the saucer on the lip of the cup because the _ was wider.
Context Word: balance.
Output: To balance was tough for the gymnast to do on the beam, she preferred the baton since the _ was arduous.
Context Word: balance.
Output: Walking to her car, Sally tried to balance her coffee and her library book as she reached for her keys. The pile tumbled and the _ crashed to the ground.
Context Word: Channel.
Output: Adam decided to set notifications for the channel but not the video because the _ interested him less.
Context Word: Channel.
Output: Bob chose to subscribe to Kevin's channel rather than his Instagram feed because the _ was unsuitable to view at work.
Context Word: customers.
Output: The customers were able to buy a bunch of apples, but no bananas, because the _ were out of stock.
Context Word: search.
Output: I went to search inside for the fireplace away from the weather outside because the _ is cozy.
Context Word: search.
Output: John was searching for a ball and he found it inside the drum beside him. The _ had been hidden.
Context Word: foundation.
Output: I took the ivory foundation and applied it before the rose colored lipstick and the pinkish blush. Therefore the _ was muted.
Context Word: foundation.
Output: The building's ancient foundation was re-enforced with a steel alloy during the remodel because the _ was crumbling.
Context Word: autistic.
Output: The autistic children were not helped by the clinic, but the school was helpful, as the _ lacked the proper educational resources.
Context Word: rat.
Output: Billy knew his LEGO snake was hungry, but didn't know if it would eat the rat, because the _ wasn't alive.
Context Word: rat.
Output: Bob had to go get his pet rat a new cage. The _ rat had become to big for the cage.
Context Word: rat.
Output: John wanted a pet rat, but his parents gothim a fish instead since they felt that a pet _ was dirty.
Context Word: rat.
Output: The rat took fabric from the quilt and put it in the nest, so now the _ has less material.
Context Word: race.
Output: Every day the boy on a scooter challenged the girl on a bicycle to a race but the girl won every time because the _ was too slow.
Context Word: race.
Output: He had to pull his car out of the race after a tire blew becuase the _ is useless.
Context Word: race.
Output: The race in the park was shorter than the race in the woods because the race in the _ was for amateurs.
Context Word: burger.
Output: He ordered salad instead of burger and coke, because the _ will help her stay thin.
Context Word: APR.
Output: Mary understood how credit, debt and APR worked and Sue didn't, so the _ of Sue became quite large.
Context Word: stained.
Output: James donated some stained jackets and bought some clean shirts at the store. The _ were old.
Context Word: stained.
Output: Jules spilled her wine all over the couch and her coat and stained them. She had an easier time cleaning the _ since she could use a damp rag.
Context Word: stained.
Output: The customer bought the chair instead of the stool because the _ was very stained.
Context Word: red.
Output: We can not see the letters written on the red shirt but we can see the numbers because the _ are red.
Context Word: mosquitoes.
Output: The mosquitoes were out in force for the summer so I relied on bug spray and not a citronella candle because the _ was ineffective.
Context Word: tight-fitting.
Output: James wore the T-shirt  to the concert and left the jacket at home because the _ was more tight-fitting and he wanted to be comfortable.
Context Word: sandfleas.
Output: The beach was infested with sandfleas while the dune was clear of bugs, so people avoided the _ .
Context Word: scrolls.
Output: The scrolls were restored using brushes instead of air compressors, because the _ caused no damage.
Context Word: hook.
Output: I threw the hook to lasso the shirt, but I couldn't get it because the _ was too dull.
Context Word: settled.
Output: The woman settled for the tangerines, although she has wanted oranges, because the _ were unavailable.
Context Word: meditated.
Output: The woman meditated on the lawn instead of the deck, because she found the _ calming.
Context Word: dehumidifier.
Output: We felt no effect from the dehumidifier in the kitchen, but it felt nice in the basement, as the _ was improperly ventilated.
Context Word: glove.
Output: Jane had the glove slid down her hand too easily because the _ is too big.
Context Word: glove.
Output: Susie tried slipping her right hand into a brown leather glove that was for sale at the trendy department store, but the _ was too fat.
Context Word: Slider.
Output: The chef recommended sliders to the VIP guests, but they ordered ribeyes instead. They were told the _ were tastier.
Context Word: remedy.
Output: For medicine training, I had a remedy switched for the technique as the _ was short lived.
Context Word: minded.
Output: The man minded the car passing in front of the house more than the truck because the _ was noisy.
Context Word: growth.
Output: The plant growth is putting the pot at the risk of breaking because the _ will get too big.
Context Word: myth.
Output: Nobody took the myth seriously unlike the theory, because the _ was opposed by science.
Context Word: pound.
Output: The man wanted to adopt a kitten and dog from the pound, however the _ was too old.
Context Word: reheat.
Output: Alan liked to reheat the chicken in the microwave and not the oven because the _ was slower.
Context Word: coronary artery disease.
Output: Because Steve had coronary artery disease, he chose vegetables over potato chips because eating the _ is worse for his disease.
Context Word: download.
Output: I need to download an antivirus and device drivers after reformatting. The _ so I can play games.
Context Word: download.
Output: James could not download his video fast enough using the internet connection because the _ is weak.
Context Word: download.
Output: Jamie tried to download the latest version of the app on his computer but the _ was slow.
Context Word: Texas.
Output: The people in Texas don't eat many cheese steaks, however they eat a lot of nachos. Therefore, they probably hate the _ .
Context Word: push-up.
Output: The push-up exercise is easier to do than the pull-up exercise because the _ doesn't need extra equipment.
Context Word: brakes.
Output: Handle brakes are more comfortable for me to use over pedal brakes because the _ allow me to use my hands where I feel I have more control.
Context Word: brakes.
Output: It took longer for the bus to stop than the truck because the _ had worn brakes.
Context Word: brakes.
Output: My car brakes had a wierd noise, wasn't sure if they need mechanic or just brake fluid, but after they stopped working properly I decided to see the _ .
Context Word: brakes.
Output: Sam wanted disc brakes on his car rather than drum brakes, because he had read that the _ brakes get hot.
Context Word: brakes.
Output: Tim wasn't sure if he should fix his brakes or replace his wiper blades. Replacing the _ would be less expensive.
Context Word: word.
Output: I was unable to use the word in the title for my book because the _ was very long.
Context Word: word.
Output: John cannot hear any of John word in the midst of the noise from the crowd. The _ is too high.
Context Word: word.
Output: John was busy counting the alphabets in the word when the time runs out and he could not complete the task. The _ is short.
Context Word: hang.
Output: They had to hang the painting and replace the old carpet in the bedroom. The _ was expensive.
Context Word: undermining.
Output: The boss was undermining his career but could not affect his salary, as the _ was vulnerable to his manipulations.
Context Word: Craigslist.
Output: I have been shopping for some furniture on Craigslist and found a wooden table and a chair but the _ is too old-fashioned.
Context Word: room.
Output: I moved the dresser from the living room to the kitchen and put it in front of the sink, so now the _ is blocked.
Context Word: room.
Output: James always uses a cloth instead of a sponge to polish the living room surfaces because the _ is much more abrasive.
Context Word: room.
Output: James could hardly see his direction in the room until he got outdoor because the _ is dark.
Context Word: room.
Output: James listened carefully to the conversation from the other room but all he could hear was the clock tickling. The _ is pretty loud.
Context Word: room.
Output: James preferred sitting down in his room with his cat rather than taking a walk in the neighborhood. The _ is peaceful.
Context Word: room.
Output: Jim chose to learn the tango instead of the foxtrot because he thought the moves of the _ were more expansive and he didn't have much space in the room.
Context Word: room.
Output: John couldn't put the new bed in his room because the _ was too big.
Context Word: room.
Output: John had to leave the room for the balcony to be able to see the tiny prints in the book. The _ is dark.
Context Word: room.
Output: Maura was never able to hang up all of her clothes in her room’s closet because the _ is small.
Context Word: room.
Output: She couldn't spend another minute in her room and moved to the back yard, because it was too hot in the _ .
Context Word: room.
Output: She did not have room for the sombrero in her suitcase because the _ was too small.
Context Word: room.
Output: Susan used some fresh paint on the room, because the _ looked bad to her.
Context Word: room.
Output: The Paint james bought for his room cannot cover it all because the _ is big.
Context Word: room.
Output: The cat already spread the litter all over the room and there is no space left to walk. The _ is too much.
Context Word: room.
Output: The dresser looked better in the room than the bureau because the _ was too big for the room.
Context Word: room.
Output: The hotel room costed much more than the motel room because the _ was nicer.
Context Word: room.
Output: The mother could not hear the noise from John's room like he heard the radio in the laundry because the _ is closer.
Context Word: room.
Output: The room at the hotel costed more to stay in than the room at the inn because the _ was nicer.
Context Word: room.
Output: Tommy could not put the bed in the room because the _ was too large.
Context Word: gout.
Output: The doctor figured out that the patient actually had gout and not hypertension because the _ affects the feet.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Alex preferred pure black coffee over latte, because the _ has stronger effect on him.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Cindy preferred buying her coffee at the diner than at the cafe because the coffee at the _ was too weak.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Darell decided to swap his lemonade for coffee, because the _ had gotten too cold.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Drinking coffee was a favorite past time in the village but not in the city, as the _ had a strong coffee shop culture.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Every morning Henry wakes up from his sleep and requests coffee from his wife. Therefore the _  is energizing.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: I buy a lot better coffee than tea at the store, because the _ is from Columbia.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: I wanted some coffee and realized she hid them in the pantry or above the fridge.  I checked above the _ .
Context Word: coffee.
Output: I wanted to order coffee, and was asked black or sugar, so I ordered coffee with _ because it is sweet.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: I went for coffee but ended up getting an iced latte and donut. The _ is basically coffee anyway.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Jamal opted for tea over coffee when at the cafe because the _ is energizing.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Josiah had a choice of two coffee flavors, mocha or caramel. The _ was too bitter for him.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Most of their guests wanted coffee and not lemonade because it was cold outside and the _ was cold.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: Returning from the 5K run, Kim found coffee and water available in the clubhouse, and she chose the _ because she felt dehydrated.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: She was trying to decide between coffee or warm milk, but grabbed the _ since she wanted to stay awake.
Context Word: coffee.
Output: The CEO was working with a new intern, and the intern had accidentally spilled coffee on the CEO’s clothing. Now the _ is drenched.