niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: books.
Output: The school books were heavier than the pamphlets because the _ had many more pages.
Context Word: books.
Output: The twin's birthday was coming up. They had asked for gifts of books instead of toys. The _ would cause the children to fight.
Context Word: lips.
Output: Fran found that using Vaseline instead of Chapstick made her lips smoother because the _ was quite slick.
Context Word: lips.
Output: Jenna tried to drink more water and use lip balm to help her chapped lips, and she thought the _ helped heal her lips quickly.
Context Word: lips.
Output: My lips were dry so I tried just drinking water but switched to balm instead since the _ was useless.
Context Word: lips.
Output: She uses chapstick on her lips, but not lipstick, because the _ makes her lips soft.
Context Word: lips.
Output: The man put ice rather than lava on his lips, because the _ made his lips feel hot.
Context Word: lips.
Output: The model likes using chap stick on their lips, but not lipstick, because the _ had a yucky texture.
Context Word: lips.
Output: The woman applied bright red lipstick to her lips before the big date, because the _ was important.
Context Word: lips.
Output: The woman used the lipstick on her lips instead of the chapstick, because the _ made her lips feel uncomfortable.
Context Word: lips.
Output: Whenever I eat soup or drink juice, my lips get chapped; but I don't have a problem if I make sure the _ isn't too cold.
Context Word: Hebrew.
Output: Roger paid tuition for a  class at the local college so he could learn to write in Hebrew but the _ was not enough.
Context Word: empathy.
Output: Laura wanted to teach her students empathy with movies instead of books, because the _ were less entertaining.
Context Word: access.
Output: It was easier to access the lake through the tunnel than across the bridge, because the _ was cramped.
Context Word: gold fish.
Output: She moved the gold fish from the plastic bag to the aquarium, because the _ was its temporary home.
Context Word: tank top.
Output: He refused to change out of his tank top, even though it made him look like a a redneck with beer because he wanted to finish the _ .
Context Word: fainting.
Output: When being in the parlor began to induce fainting in the guests, they moved to the dining room, as air in the _ was suffocating.
Context Word: attraction.
Output: Their attraction was mutual so he bought her flowers and chocolates. The _ were in bloom.
Context Word: clothe.
Output: James could not get the bag closed because of the clothe in it. The _ is plenty.
Context Word: feeding.
Output: Jan was feeding the baby milk and not chicken pieces because _ was safe for the baby to eat.
Context Word: feeding.
Output: The parent was choosing between feeding her son apples or oranges. The _ were the better option.
Context Word: tobacco.
Output: I hated the tobacco a lot worse than the gum, because the _ left a horrible flavor in my mouth.
Context Word: tobacco.
Output: The tobacco farm wasn't doing well, so they replaced the pipes with conveyors as the _ were inefficient.
Context Word: tobacco.
Output: There was more tobacco in the cigars than the cigarettes because the _ were larger.
Context Word: necklaces.
Output: The store sold lots of simple rings but only a few elaborate necklaces, probably because the _ were expensive.
Context Word: PC game.
Output: Because one of the boys got knee injury, they played PC game inside instead of playing basketball outside, the _ was unfavorable.
Context Word: basketballs.
Output: The coach took basketballs from the bag and tossed them to the players until the _ was empty.
Context Word: wheelchair.
Output: A wheelchair with controls was purchased with instructions to follow but the _ were too complicated.
Context Word: wheelchair.
Output: After the accident, I was bound to the wheelchair for weeks. Learning to walk and run again was hard so I took it slow and chose to _ .
Context Word: wheelchair.
Output: He could not bring his wheelchair into the store but could get into the library, as the _ was inaccessible to the disabled.
Context Word: wheelchair.
Output: The physical therapist recommended using the walker instead of the wheelchair because the _ was easier to manuever.
Context Word: bloom.
Output: A special rose only blooms on winter while a special sunflower will only bloom in the summer. Its winter now so the _ is blooming.
Context Word: dangerous.
Output: The dynamite was far more dangerous than the C4, because the _ hadn't been armed.
Context Word: dangerous.
Output: The river was dangerous but the lake was less so, as the _ was packed with vicious reptiles.
Context Word: slept.
Output: Sara slept better on the couch than she did on the recliner because the _ was uncomfortable.
Context Word: slept.
Output: The boy slept worse on the bunkbed than the futon, because the _ was uncomfortable.
Context Word: image.
Output: The needed to transfer the image to another screen before we can see it clearly. The _ is bad.
Context Word: company.
Output: He started a company dealing with housing rather than agriculture because the _ was less lucrative.
Context Word: company.
Output: She left the startup company and started work in a big law firm, because the _ was failure.
Context Word: company.
Output: Stacey used the company credit card to buy a plane ticket, and the _ was not refundable.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company bought more bar stools than booths because the patrons liked to sit on the _ .
Context Word: company.
Output: The company chose to install a metal patio table rather than a glass-topped patio table outdoors because they felt the _ would endure.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company had a good business card but the website was outdated. The _ was brilliant.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company hired so many employees that half the town ended up working there. The _ was huge.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company paid a higher salary than the business because the _ made more money.
Context Word: company.
Output: The company that I worked for wanted to move into a new space, but it didn't move because the _ was too big.
Context Word: company.
Output: The cooking company was in a bigger building than the diner because the _ had many more customers.
Context Word: company.
Output: The hostess abandoned the lounge and used the salon, since the _ was a poor place for entertaining company.
Context Word: company.
Output: The management at the Fortune 500 company had to be replaced because the _ was too old.
Context Word: role.
Output: Kelly auditioned for a role in the play as the lead or the understudy.  She expected to be the _ because she was a great actress.
Context Word: sort.
Output: It was easier for Linda to sort out the mess in the kitchen than in the bathroom because the _ was dirtier.
Context Word: malpractice.
Output: The doctor couldn't afford both malpractice insurance and car insurance. He decided to only get the _ insurance because it would be worse if his patients died.
Context Word: personalize.
Output: They could personalize it with the clover or paw, but she didn't really like the _ decoration.
Context Word: locations.
Output: We were not able to reserve the locations near the forest, but we could reserve the places near the beach because the _ were available.
Context Word: Gamers.
Output: Gamers like to use Monitors made of Twisted Nematic (TN) compared to In-Plane Switching (IPS) panel because the _ panels are expensive.
Context Word: pansexuality.
Output: John discovered he was pansexuality after his relationship with James because the _ comes from his personality.
Context Word: piece.
Output: A child used a mallet and a hammer to drive a nail into a piece of wood.  He got excited when he used the _ to pound the nail.
Context Word: liner.
Output: The liner in the jacket is unappealing, but not the liner in the sports coat, because the liner in the _ is tattered.
Context Word: city.
Output: She decided to move from the city to the countryside, because the _ is to loud.
Context Word: city.
Output: When looking for a house, Mom found one in the country and one in the city, and she chose the _ because she liked horses.
Context Word: tummy.
Output: I was not able to fit the dessert in my tummy because the _ was very gigantic.
Context Word: ear.
Output: She knew something was wrong with the hearing in her ear because the _ was painful.
Context Word: ear.
Output: The earring post won't fit in the ear lobe because the _ is too thick.
Context Word: ear.
Output: The man had acute pain in his ear so he went to the clinic instead of buying the medicine because the _ was ineffectual.
Context Word: ear.
Output: The violins were irritating to his ear, but the violas were beautiful.  The _ 's playing was cacophonous.
Context Word: carefree.
Output: In order to be carefree you need to stop the stress and start living. The _ eats away at you.
Context Word: fart.
Output: Jordan's fart ruined the respectful atmosphere of the workplace meeting because the _ was audacious.
Context Word: teachers.
Output: The teachers awarded their kids by bringing them donuts and popcorn. The _ were buttery.
Context Word: banana.
Output: James dropped the chopped banana into the smoothie and it spilled the content of the cup on the table. The _ is too much.
Context Word: banana.
Output: Jane knew he will need more banana to feed the children unlike the pineapple that would have been enough. The _ is small.
Context Word: banana.
Output: Mary had a ripe banana and wanted to make either bread or a cake with it. Mark told her to make the _ since he loved it more.
Context Word: banana.
Output: Since he was feeling naueous, the man ate the banana instead of the hotdog because the _ soothed his stomach.
Context Word: banana.
Output: The smoothie that we decided to make was banana rather than blueberry, and this was because the _ was scarce.
Context Word: butterfly.
Output: She found a butterfly and decided to put it in an aquarium over a jar, because the _ is larger.
Context Word: butterfly.
Output: The butterfly struggled to flap it's wings against the stiff breeze, because the _ was blowing hard.
Context Word: laryngitis.
Output: The laryngitis and fever were a problem but the blockednose was not as the _ was a very serious ailment.
Context Word: moisturizer.
Output: Jen tried coconut oil and shea butter as moisturizer, but the _ was too thin for her.
Context Word: moths.
Output: Because the _ were vulnerable to damage from moths, the girl threw away the skirts and kept the dresses.
Context Word: roast.
Output: Jane put the cooked roast on the 22 inch platter instead of the 10 inch plate because the _ was too small.
Context Word: roast.
Output: Sandra tried to cook the roast in the toaster oven but the _ was too big.
Context Word: roast.
Output: The roast burned in the oven, so he tried the furnace instead, as the _ had uncontrollable heat.
Context Word: language.
Output: Anthony wanted to learn a new language at a university or a college. He went to the _ because it was less esteemed.
Context Word: language.
Output: I decided to learn to speak Chinese instead of French because the _ language is more useful in international business.
Context Word: language.
Output: Joy found learning a language from a book was easier than from a record, because a _ let her read it.
Context Word: language.
Output: Nobody was able to decipher the language in the book, because the _ was very difficult.
Context Word: language.
Output: The children were learning a new language and revising old mathematics - the _ was easy.
Context Word: language.
Output: When deciding what foreign language to take at school, I picked French instead of Chinese because the _ language is harder to read.
Context Word: fireworks.
Output: It is always recommended to photograph fireworks by setting the camera on tripod compared to hand holding camera because the _ produces sharper photographs at night.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: Baby Sam brought the bottle for the doll to drink from, although she said the _ was empty.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: Haven preferred to drink out of a bottle instead of a cup because the _ had a lid.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: He brought the water bottle with him on his hike but forgot the canteen.  He was thirsty because the _ was smaller.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: I tried to pour the water into the bottle, but I couldn't do it because the _ was too much.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: I went to pour more water from the watercooler into the bottle but the _ was empty.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: I'm not sure which type of bottle is better, plastic or glass. The _ bottle is safer because it won't break.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: James could not lift the bottle of water up to the table top because the _ is tall.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: James was able to hide the bottle in his jacket at the entrance. The _ is quite big though.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: James was considering how much bottles to carry with him, so he decided to get new bags that carried it all. The _ are big enough.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: John could not dip the brush through the neck of the bottle and he needed another one because the _ is narrow.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: Knowing she would be very thirsty on the hike, the woman chose to take the flask instead of the bottle because the _ held more water.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: More bottles could not be kept in the chests because the _ are not that big.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The _ bottle held more liquid than the small bottle because the large bottle had a greater volume.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The bottle arranged on the shelf are about falling off because the _ is too small.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The bottle did not break even when it was hit against the rock because the _ is strong.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The bottle held more liquid than the cup because the _ was bigger in size.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The bottle served on the table did not fall down even when the table is shaking but it drags to the edge fast and fell off. The _ is narrow.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The bottle spend the whole day to get cold in the refrigerator because the _ is big.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The bottles supplied is not enough to collect the water. The _ is too small.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The bracelet tied to the neck of the bottle allowed it to sink because the _ is heavy.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The cup got full when James was just emptying the bottle he bought from the store. The _ is a large one.
Context Word: bottle.
Output: The lid do not tighten over the neck of the bottle because the _ is wide.
Context Word: flooring.
Output: During home renovations, Sam replaced the carpet flooring with wood flooring. The _ was old.
Context Word: flooring.
Output: The woman picked tile as her flooring instead of wood because the _ was more durable.
Context Word: alphabet.
Output: Jenna had a hard time learning the alphabet in sign language because the _ is difficult.
Context Word: marbles.
Output: He thought he lost his marbles in the dream world, but the _ were in his pocket the entire time.
Context Word: fit.
Output: After dieting, Julia's body won't fit in the pants because the _ are too large.
Context Word: fit.
Output: The glove was a perfect fit for her hand while the ring would not go on, because the _ was the correct width.
Context Word: fit.
Output: The king size bed couldn't fit in the bedroom, because the _ was too big.
Context Word: fit.
Output: The new bra did not fit the bust properly because the _ was too wide.
Context Word: fit.
Output: The vehicle would not fit in a single lane on the highway because the _ was too wide.
Context Word: Chilies.
Output: Hugh preferred to season his pho with chilies instead sprouts because the _ are very spicy.
Context Word: impress.
Output: Nikki wanted to impress Ben with her beautiful hair and her personality, but Ben liked the _ more because he was shallow.
Context Word: impress.
Output: The dock was a shambles though the port was in good shape.  The condition of the _ failed to impress the visitors.
Context Word: impress.
Output: The large house managed to impress the tourists but the small house did not because the _ house was very magnificent.
Context Word: impress.
Output: The man made an effort to impress his boss with the presentation to the client, because the _ was thoroughly researched.
Context Word: flask.
Output: Dave tried to hide the flask under the chair but everyone could still clearly see it. The _ was just too hefty.
Context Word: flask.
Output: Rick poured the vodka from a bottle into his flask until the _ was empty.
Context Word: recycle.
Output: The Northern council encouraged people to recycle but the Southern council did not because the _ council was very conscientious.
Context Word: plan.
Output: A plan was quickly crafted at the international business to save their financials because the _ was unorganized.
Context Word: plan.
Output: I chose the first plan rather the second plan, because the _ seemed like it would be a failure.
Context Word: plan.
Output: I don't know why he found it hard to follow the plan and not the agenda, because the _ was much harder.
Context Word: plan.
Output: My decision about the topic didn't coincide with his plan because the _ I made was firm.
Context Word: plan.
Output: Petra needed to plan out her college application schedule on her calendar, but the _ was very complicated.
Context Word: plan.
Output: The architect wanted to write his plan down on the napkin but the _ was too complicated.
Context Word: plan.
Output: The building plan won't fit in the manila envelope because the _ is too thick.
Context Word: plan.
Output: The difference between having a plan and having a project is starting it. The _ is hypothetical until you begin.
Context Word: plan.
Output: The plan drawn on the paper needed more paper to be completed because the _ is big.
Context Word: plan.
Output: The plan for a heist fell apart once the truck arrived because the _ was faulty.
Context Word: cigarettes.
Output: James decided to drink alcohol rather than smoke cigarettes because indulging in the _ had a lower risk of lung cancer.
Context Word: cigarettes.
Output: The doctor recommended cigars more than he did the cigarettes because the _ were more deadly.
Context Word: cigarettes.
Output: The man gave up cigarettes instead of beer because the _ was better for his health.
Context Word: ceiling.
Output: The ceiling was harder to paint than the wall because the _ was harder to reach.
Context Word: ceiling.
Output: The man's coffee got all over the ceiling of his car after he stopped short to avoid an accident, because the _ went everywhere.
Context Word: ceiling.
Output: the broom could not reach the ceiling while i was clearing the cobweb because the _ is short.
Context Word: paternity.
Output: Declaring paternity is important for official records like medical records but not credit records because the _ are restricted.
Context Word: impression.
Output: Jimmy got the impression that Joel wanted more than a friendship with him when they were at the party. That was when the _ got crazy.
Context Word: impression.
Output: She was worried about making a bad impression at the dinner and at the meeting, but only the _ went terrible.
Context Word: yeast.
Output: The breads failed to rise but the rolls came out beautifully.  Seems the _ failed to respond to the yeast.
Context Word: yeast.
Output: We added yeast to the bread but not the tortilla, since it was necessary for the _ to rise.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Andrew preferred the pain of getting hit with the tomato rather than the brick because the _ was mushy.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Back pain is the worst I don't think it can compare to a leg injury. With the _ pain I'm able to get around on crutches.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Because of the pain in my foot, I decided to switch my sneakers from Adidas to Nike because the _ Nike shoes are very loose.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Call me crazy, but the pain from surgery is less than the amount from stubbing a toe because the _ is expected.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Gary decided to ignore the pain and lift the weight a few more times before getting his water bottle, but the _ was tempting to him.
Context Word: pain.
Output: His vet warned him against giving the cat an aspirin for pain and prescribed an opiate instead, because the _ would be dangerous.
Context Word: pain.
Output: James scream whenever he is in pain but John cannot hear him when watching television. The _ is farther.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Pam fell down the stairs while carrying a heavy bag, causing her to curse the _ in pain.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Petra's thumb was causing her pain but her leg was not as the _ was  injured.
Context Word: pain.
Output: She had a lower back pain but her headache was gone, so the _ problem was bothering her.
Context Word: pain.
Output: Stepping on the thumbtack caused more pain that stepping on the nail because the _ was sharper.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The doctor offered both herbs and pills to help with the pain, but only the _ worked.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The hammer could inflict extreme pain on an opponent, while the sword was useless, making the _ a truly feared weapon.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The hammer was made of gentler material than the sword, so the _ caused less pain when used as a weapon.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The hospital patient took pills that were prescribed for her pain until the _ were all gone.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The pain got so severe that she switched from aspirin to codeine, as the _ was weak against it.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The pain lingered in the hand but had ebbed in the arm, as the _ was severely wounded.
Context Word: pain.
Output: The pills relieved my pain more than the capsules did because the _ were weaker.
Context Word: dandruff.
Output: Ann wanted to cure for her dandruff on her scalp with the shampoo containing oil, but the _ was expired.
Context Word: dandruff.
Output: Bob liked to treat his dandruff with professional treatments instead of shampoo, because the _ didn't work well.
Context Word: dandruff.
Output: The dandruff showed up more on the shirt than on the jacket because the _ was darker in color.
Context Word: controller.
Output: James could not find the white controller around the couch, the _ is definitely hidden.
Context Word: Hip dysplasia.
Output: Joe wanted to avoid having his dog from developing Hip dysplasia so he gave the dog medicine but the _ was too much.
Context Word: eye cream.
Output: The eye cream was easier to spread than the powder foundation since the _ was wetter.
Context Word: garbage.
Output: The garbage bag wouldn't fit in the trash can because the _ was too full.
Context Word: garbage.
Output: Tim's mom asked him to take the garbage out to the curb because the _ truck was passing the house.
Context Word: snoring.
Output: Gary's wife could sleep in the bed or on the couch, but chose the _ because Gary was snoring.
Context Word: Dishes.
Output: Martha ran out of dishes, so she served her dinner party using bowls. They were upset over the _ .
Context Word: meteorite.
Output: There was more iron in the meteorite than in the rock because the _ was larger.
Context Word: cup.
Output: Alan preferred using paper to plastic when it came to cups because the _ cup was easier to grip.
Context Word: cup.
Output: I picked up my blue cup that was by the sink while I was doing the dishes but there was nothing in it. The _ was empty.
Context Word: cup.
Output: In the kitchen, the cup didn't fit in the drawer as the _ was too tall.
Context Word: cup.
Output: James could not believe the bottle is already empty without filling up the cup. The _ is too small.
Context Word: cup.
Output: James could not hear the cup break over the sound of the clock because the _ is near.
Context Word: cup.
Output: James wanted to drink his cup of coffee but he could not until he added some water to cool it down. The _ is cold.
Context Word: cup.
Output: John cannot touch the cup as it was just brought out of the refrigerator. He wanted some air to blow around it. The _ is very cold.
Context Word: cup.
Output: The handle of the spoon was submerged in the cup of tea because the _ is deep.
Context Word: werewolf.
Output: Justin got rid of his vampire costume so he could be a werewolf for Halloween, because the _ costume was comfortable.
Context Word: corn.
Output: I preferred to heat up canned corn rather than cook fresh corn because _ corn is slower.
Context Word: corn.
Output: I really hated the flavor of corn more than pie, because the _ was always bland.
Context Word: corn.
Output: I was trying to decide if I should use the oven or bbq the corn, after looking at the good weather, I decided to use the _ .
Context Word: corn.
Output: Julian opted for corn in the recipe instead of a potato because the _ was starchy.
Context Word: corn.
Output: The kid liked to eat corn but not spinach because the _ was a sweeter food.
Context Word: corn.
Output: The woman didn't plant beans in her garden this year and instead decided to only plant corn, because she ate very little of the _ last year.
Context Word: perfection.
Output: Striving for perfection, Alma missed meetings and meals to complete the project, but missing the _ almost cost her her job.
Context Word: lifestyle change.
Output: Molly's lifestyle change started with diet and exercise. The _ was very easy to do.
Context Word: wound.
Output: He went to urgent care because his wound was bleeding heavily. The doctor admitted him because the _ was too severe.
Context Word: wound.
Output: The cat's wound was responding to the cream, but not to the lotion. The _ works a lot better.
Context Word: wound.
Output: The pills weren't helping the wound of the soldier, however the ointments seemed to be helping, so the _ are ineffective.
Context Word: wound.
Output: The tree fell on Caleb's head causing a large wound. The _ needed medical attention.
Context Word: wound.
Output: The wound caused by the bullet needed more care than the one caused by the knife because the _ wound was serious.
Context Word: wound.
Output: The wound of the cat didn't respond to the cream, but got better with the antibiotic.  The _ was ineffective.
Context Word: venom.
Output: After the snake's venom got into the man's leg via the bite, the man was rushed to the nearest hospital, because the _ was deadly.
Context Word: venom.
Output: The venom that we extracted from the snake didn't fit in the vile, because the _ was so much.
Context Word: euphoric.
Output: She became euphoric after riding the coaster, but got nauseous in the merry-go-round, because the _ is erratic.
Context Word: garment.
Output: Maxine was going to a dress or skirt garment for class. She decided on the _ since it was easier to understand.
Context Word: scraper.
Output: The scraper was thrown out in lieu of a collector as the _ was a hassle to keep up.
Context Word: retreat.
Output: For the employee retreat, we voted against the zoo and went to the circus instead. So, more of us thought the _ was inferior.
Context Word: gullible.
Output: I try not be gullible and not trust just anyone and build rapport first  but sometimes I gain the _ of  too many people.
Context Word: ukulele.
Output: During the concert the ukulele sounded worse than the guitar because the _ was out of tune.
Context Word: legend.
Output: The legend was removed from the frame on the wall because the _ was false.
Context Word: legend.
Output: They got  tickets for the rock band instead of the folk singer because the _ was a fading legend.
Context Word: vomiting.
Output: He spent the night vomiting in the toilet, but not in the sink, so the _ got soiled.
Context Word: vomiting.
Output: The child kept vomiting, so they gave up the medicine and took him to the hospital. The _ was distasteful.
Context Word: wardrobe.
Output: Her collection of shirts didn't fit in the wardrobe, but her pants did, because she had a small number of the _ with her.
Context Word: wardrobe.
Output: I wanted to update the basics of my wardrobe for work so I bought a black dress but not a short skirt because the _ is inappropriate.
Context Word: wardrobe.
Output: The wardrobe contained many dresses, but no shoes, because it wasn't designed to hold the _ efficiently.
Context Word: married.
Output: The girl wanted to get married at the church instead of at the park because the _ was more formal.
Context Word: married.
Output: They got married and quickly planned their trip before the had to go back to work at the hospital. The _ was amazing.
Context Word: married.
Output: When getting married, the bride choose the vanilla cake over the chocolate. She thinks the _ tastes sophisticated.
Context Word: self employment.
Output: Mark typically prefers self employment work over business income, because the _ gives him freedom.
Context Word: rent.
Output: James paid his rent with a check instead of a wire transfer, because he thought the _ was less secure.
Context Word: rent.
Output: The man chose to rent the house instead of the trailer because the _ was more cluttered.
Context Word: rent.
Output: The rent kept increasing for the apartment but not the house, although the _ was unlivable.
Context Word: rent.
Output: The wall colors are making the couple want to rent the apartment less than the appliances. The _ are appalling.
Context Word: rent.
Output: They needed to rent the place for either six months or two years. The _ option was much more convenient.
Context Word: wall.
Output: Daniel planned to replace the wallpaper of the bathroom with tile. The _ was more modern.
Context Word: wall.
Output: It is so much easier to remove a wall made of drywall than plaster because the _ does not crumble.
Context Word: wall.
Output: Jill cannot see himself while standing in front of the door, so he walked to the closer wall. The _ is reflective.
Context Word: wall.
Output: People can make it over a fence but not over a wall because the _ is very tall.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The beige bathroom wall needed to be repainted a darker color because the stain was visible. The _ was dark.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The bookcase fixed on the wall fell down and pulling the wall along. The _ is too heavy.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The car jumped the pavement and slammed into the wall. The _ fell down from the impact.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The frame didn't fit on the wall with the clock because the _ was too small.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The ivy grew taller on the wall than on the fence because the _ was much taller.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The man could not jump over the wall, but easily hopped over the fence, because the _ was taller.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The painter got his hand stained on the wall and he cleaned it with a towel. The _ is tacky.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The photos went on the wall but the drawings did not as the _ were very professional.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The rod supporting the wall got broken because the _ is too heavy for it.
Context Word: wall.
Output: The wall took longer to paint than the ceiling because the _ covered a greater area.
Context Word: wall.
Output: While redecorating her home, Sarah removed the wallpaper and replaced it by painting the wall. The _ was ripped.
Context Word: students.
Output: Both the teacher and the students could not hear the bell ring because they were busy listening to the poem. The _ is loud.
Context Word: students.
Output: The sixth grade students could not fit in their desks because the _ were too small.
Context Word: students.
Output: The students had unlimited papers for the project, but only a few pencils, because the teacher had less of the _ in the room.
Context Word: students.
Output: The teacher took students off of the playground and put them on the bus until the _ was empty.
Context Word: rude.
Output: She could either respond with a rude comment or a nice one, but the _ one felt worse.
Context Word: rude.
Output: The email was rude but the letter was not. This is because the _ was much more impersonal.
Context Word: rice.
Output: Chris made some rice to put in his pudding dessert but it came out awful because the _ was too mushy.
Context Word: rice.
Output: Fiona preferred to cook the rice in a pot instead of a machine, because the _ was harder to clean.
Context Word: rice.
Output: I threw away more rice than milk when I cleaned the kitchen because the _ was bad.
Context Word: rice.
Output: Maria added rice and water to her pressure cooker. The results were dry because the amount of the _  added was too large.
Context Word: rice.
Output: Rice was a staple in the country, but not enjoyed in the city, it was just so much cheaper in the _ .
Context Word: rice.
Output: Robin was not sure how much water and rice to put in to make sticky rice, so she put in a lot of the _ and it was too sticky.
Context Word: rice.
Output: She chose the rice rather than the pasta at the all you can eat buffet because she thought the _ looked delicious.
Context Word: rice.
Output: The bag of rice that James put on the bicycle got it broken because the _ is too heavy.
Context Word: rice.
Output: The rice needed more seasoning, but the pasta tasted just fine. The _ must have been bland.
Context Word: rice.
Output: The rice tasted better than the potatoes did because the _ were cooked too hard.
Context Word: rice.
Output: The rice tasted better than the soup had tasted because the _ was perfectly seasoned.
Context Word: rice.
Output: The woman left the rice cooking on the stove but removed the beef because she didn't want  the _ to be undercooked.
Context Word: rice.
Output: Thursday, she chose salad instead of rice at the buffet because the _ was starchy.
Context Word: rice.
Output: We wanted to go out for dinner and have rice, but we couldn't decide between basmati and fried.  We decided on Indian food, so _ it was.
Context Word: crutch.
Output: When he broke his leg, Bill chose the crutch over the wheelchair because the _ was inefficient.
Context Word: ham.
Output: She decided to have some chicken fillet over ham for dinner, because the _ has less fat.
Context Word: ham.
Output: The ham was still undercooked by the time dinner started, so the family had to wait while it went back in the oven. The _ was cooked an hour later.
Context Word: greeted.
Output: At the meeting, I greeted the woman at the elevator instead of in the office because she didn't know where the _ was.
Context Word: album.
Output: More people bought the music CD than bought the album because the _ was newer.
Context Word: album.
Output: The album was shorter than the EP because the _ had more songs on it.
Context Word: lock.
Output: At the hardware store, he bought a key padlock and not a combination lock because he knew he would forget the numbers for the _ .
Context Word: lock.
Output: I brought out my key-chain and tried a key in the lock, but the _ wouldn't open.
Context Word: lock.
Output: The safe had a lock, but the door to the room did not. The _ was open.
Context Word: adult.
Output: The adult was unable to put the cookie sheet in the oven, because the _ was too small.
Context Word: adult.
Output: The feeding and dressing didn't feel very adult after the accident, and she was getting worse at the _ part.
Context Word: savings account.
Output: John couldn't use his savings account and had to instead use his checking account to pay the loan, because the _ account had no money it in.
Context Word: pastafarian.
Output: Carrie decided to try something new and switched from christianity to pastafarianism. The _ is a new religion.
Context Word: partner.
Output: His partner looked behind the wall for him, but found him hiding in the foyer instead, as the _ was a bad place to hide.
Context Word: narcissist.
Output: My coworker is a narcissist so she always covers her uniform with a sweater because she thinks the _ makes her look unattractive.
Context Word: narcissist.
Output: The narcissist enjoyed the mirror but not the door , since the _ held his image.
Context Word: table.
Output: A table is a good thing to hide under if there's an air raid but a sheet is not because the _ is very tough.
Context Word: table.
Output: Aria needed to set the table with mats for other people but realized that the _ is too small.
Context Word: table.
Output: Casper set the table with china instead of disposable dinnerware for the formal dinner because the _ was fancy.
Context Word: table.
Output: I needed to dust the table and found both a feather duster in the attic and a rag in the kitchen.  The _ was old.
Context Word: table.
Output: I was looking to buy the table, but decided to go with the bench, because the _ was too heavy.
Context Word: table.
Output: It was hard to move the table into the new apartment through the door. The _ was too narrow.
Context Word: table.
Output: Jackson moved the table that couldn't fit in the kitchen to the living room, because the _ was too big.
Context Word: table.
Output: James could not arrange any more file on the table because of the space. The _ is big.
Context Word: table.
Output: James took the table to the lawn because it fell when it was placed on the board. The _ is uneven.
Context Word: table.
Output: John cannot eat with his shoulder below the table while sitting on the chair. The _ is tall.
Context Word: table.
Output: John cleaned the dusty table with a damp towel and the _ became very clean.
Context Word: table.
Output: John could not reach for the hand of his date while they sat at the opposite ends of the table because the _ is short.
Context Word: table.
Output: No matter how they turned it, the table wouldn't fit through the door because the _ is too wide.
Context Word: table.
Output: Sally spilled the juice across the table. Her mom was mad because the _ made the table sticky.
Context Word: table.
Output: Tara found that the new table would not fit in her room because the _ was too big.
Context Word: table.
Output: The axe cannot be used to split the wood meant to build the table. The _ is weak.
Context Word: table.
Output: The cat can only jump from the floor to the table and not to the top of the shelf because the _ is short.
Context Word: table.
Output: The kid ate in the chair instead of at the table because the _ was farther from the ground.
Context Word: table.
Output: The new kitchen table was better looking than the second hand table, because the _ was completly new.
Context Word: table.
Output: The new oak table won't fit through the doorway because the _ is too narrow.
Context Word: table.
Output: The new table that Andrea bought could fit into ObjectX but not into ObjectY because _ was large.
Context Word: table.
Output: The table and chair were very expensive but the stool as not. This was because the _ was very old.
Context Word: table.
Output: The table could not be taken into the kitchen as it could not enter through the door. The _ is too big.
Context Word: table.
Output: The table was harder to move than the television because the _ weighed much more.
Context Word: table.
Output: The table was removed from the den and placed in the garage, since the _ had less room for it.
Context Word: table.
Output: The towel soaked away the water floating on the top of the table. it appeared the _ is absorbent.
Context Word: table.
Output: The water poured on the table slid down to the rug where is was absorbed. The _ is waterproof.
Context Word: table.
Output: The woman didn't need an apprasial for the desk, but wondered how much the table was worth, because the _ appeared to be common.
Context Word: table.
Output: They bought the kitchen table instead of the coffee table, because the _ was tall enough.
Context Word: table.
Output: We were shopping for a table and unsure if we wanted a cheap one or an expensive one. We opted for the _ one made of solid oak.
Context Word: incense.
Output: The incense bothers Mary's nose, but she finds the perfume pleasing because the _ is too strong.
Context Word: incense.
Output: The smoke of the incense filled the whole room and started to choke people because the _ is too much.
Context Word: incense.
Output: The spa burned incense regularly to create a more serene atmosphere to allow the clients to relax in peace and enjoy the _ .
Context Word: incense.
Output: When burning either cone or stick incense, be aware that the _ incense burns smokier.
Context Word: flirting.
Output: The boy was more comfortable flirting at the party than at the meeting because he was sober at the _ .
Context Word: paragraphs.
Output: The paragraphs on computers were harder to write than the ones on sports because we had to research the _ .
Context Word: seasoning.
Output: Sally liked to use seasoning when she was cooking meat on the grill. The _ was more flavorful.
Context Word: motorcycle.
Output: Jason's dream was to have a car not a motorcycle, because the _ is safer to drive.
Context Word: motorcycle.
Output: Liam put a new engine into their motorcycle but it then failed to start up because the _ was faulty.
Context Word: motorcycle.
Output: My dad enjoyed his riding his motorcycle every day until he crashed into the wall avoiding other cars.  He was lucky the _ didn't collapse.
Context Word: motorcycle.
Output: The man spent his money on the 4-wheeler instead of the motorcycle because the _ was cheap.
Context Word: performed.
Output: The doctor performed surgery with a knife instead of a blade, because the _ wasn't able to do the task.
Context Word: lounge.
Output: The airport lounge offered free beer and free water.  Tim chose the _ because it would get him buzzed.
Context Word: lounge.
Output: The lounge offered peanuts and chocolates.  Sally chose the _ because she preferred salty snacks.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: Bill had complicated feelings about getting a car after his motorcycle died because the _ possessed a lot of new features.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: I hurt his feelings, so I baked him a cake and gave him a card to show him how sorry I was. The _ was delicious.
Context Word: feelings.
Output: Jeff's feelings were hurt after the audiences gave feedback on his performances because the _ were sensitive.
Context Word: condom.
Output: Raymond considered a condom made of lambskin and another made of laytex, but ultimately choose the one made of lambskin because the _ made him feel uncomfortable.
Context Word: Cartoons.
Output: When John watches TV, he doesn't really like sitcoms, but he'll put on some good cartoons. To him, the _ these days are ridiculous.
Context Word: blouse.
Output: Sherry laid out a blouse and a t-shirt then checked the activity schedule, as she wanted to wear the _ if they were dancing.
Context Word: approaching.
Output: Tim had a hard time approaching the bosses but not the employees because the _ were intimidating.
Context Word: daydreaming.
Output: Sally loved daydreaming about dogs and cars, but the _ would always knock her over.
Context Word: buffet.
Output: Mary did not put any beans on her buffet plate, but loaded it with potatoes, because the _ looked unappealing.
Context Word: sentence.
Output: John was not able to complete the sentence between he was told the time was up. The _ is very short.
Context Word: sentence.
Output: The first sentence was more important than the second paragraph because the _ detailed everything important.
Context Word: sentence.
Output: The grammar in the sentence written by the student needed several drastic changes because the _ was incorrect.
Context Word: sentence.
Output: The teacher wrote the sentence on the blackboard instead of the dry erase board, because the _ was smaller.
Context Word: audition.
Output: He wanted to audition for the play and the movie, but the _ had all roles assigned.
Context Word: audition.
Output: I wanted to travel further for the audition to the play instead of for the appointment, so the _ was closer.
Context Word: rosacea.
Output: Jim wanted to get rid of the rosacea with a prescription but the _ is too strong.
Context Word: cats.
Output: The cats scurried out of the tub and made for the warm blanket, since the _ was very uncomfortable.
Context Word: cats.
Output: The cats seemed to enjoy the Winter less than the Summer. In the _ , they were inside more.
Context Word: cats.
Output: The cats shed more fur on the sofa than on the chair because they never sat on the _ .
Context Word: cats.
Output: The cats shed more than the dogs because the _ had more hair on them.
Context Word: cats.
Output: The grass was more welcoming for the cats than the straw , even though the _ was wet .
Context Word: cats.
Output: The man chose tuna instead of beef to give to his cats because he thought that his cats would find the _ to be disgusting.
Context Word: fight.
Output: Peter started the fight against police violence with a march but the _ was not enough.
Context Word: fight.
Output: The boy decided to attend the movie instead of the fight because the _ was violent.
Context Word: fight.
Output: The verbal debate between the two men quickly escalated into a physical fight because the _ was unreasonable.
Context Word: creme brulee.
Output: The chef accidentally put salt on the creme brulee and sugar in the bread, which meant the _ was bitter.
Context Word: creme brulee.
Output: The chef cooked the creme brulee to perfection but burned the cake. The customers hated the _ .
Context Word: wartime.
Output: Ammunition plant owners prefer wartime over peacetime because orders for their products increase during the _ periods.
Context Word: vision.
Output: My vision has gotten so bad it's time to choose, glasses or contacts. I'm thinking the _ because it'll make me look smarter.
Context Word: vision.
Output: The man's vision was good enough to see the gate but not the house, as the _ was closer to him.
Context Word: open.
Output: It's better to spend time exploring museums caves than museums because the _ are a lot more open to the public.
Context Word: open.
Output: John had difficulty opening the cabinet, but easily could open the door, because the hinges of the _ were rusted.
Context Word: distractions.
Output: Jen tried to avoid distractions by clearing off her desk and putting her phone away, but the _ was too dirty to ignore.
Context Word: peaches.
Output: The mother picked more peaches than pears from the orchard, because her family preferred the _ .
Context Word: BMW.
Output: They decided to buy the BMW instead of the Ferrari, because the _ was less expensive.
Context Word: collect.
Output: At the end of the collection game, there were more eggs than jacks found as the _ were visible.
Context Word: collect.
Output: John wore a glove first before collecting the iron rod from Jill. The _ is hot.
Context Word: crackers.
Output: The person vomited less after eating crackers than milk because the _ were much drier.
Context Word: crackers.
Output: When she went to the party, Louise had both  wine and crackers, because the _ made her hungry.
Context Word: binary.
Output: Even though the dimmer was binary, we preferred the dim setting than the bright setting as the _ was great for the party.
Context Word: class.
Output: After class I sat staring at the syllabus scared and looked at the worksheet with relief.  The _ was intimidating.
Context Word: class.
Output: Amy took the test in the class and then read a library book instead of her text since the _ was boring.
Context Word: class.
Output: He had to teach the science and math classes later, but he lost the _ files.
Context Word: class.
Output: I couldn't pass my math class even though I hired a private tutor. I guess the _ was too hard.
Context Word: class.
Output: I enjoyed the new class a lot less than the old program, because the _ was uninformative.
Context Word: class.
Output: I hated the math class more than the science session because the _ was more difficult for me.
Context Word: class.
Output: Jane could complete English class faster then the biology class because the _ class more understandable.
Context Word: class.
Output: Jimmy was worried he would fail the class because his assignment was incomplete. The _ was due Monday.
Context Word: class.
Output: John preferred to go to English class rather than math class, because he thought the teacher for the _ was better.
Context Word: class.
Output: John said that the class was a lot easier than the program, because the _ had fewer lessons.
Context Word: class.
Output: Mary wanted to get interested with the subject being taught in their three hour class, but was always tired because the _ is long.
Context Word: class.
Output: Monica wanted to take either an accounting class or a literature class and opted for the _ because she was good with numbers.