niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: river.
Output: They took the rowboat down the river because the canoe had a hole in it. The _ was leaky.
Context Word: templates.
Output: John liked the old maps better than the new templates because the _ are hard to read.
Context Word: ceiling fans.
Output: Mary brought a chair instead of a step ladder to clean ceiling fans because the _ is lighter to move around.
Context Word: baked.
Output: The potatoes were perfectly cooked but the carrots were still raw, because she baked the _ on higher temperature.
Context Word: boxes.
Output: All of the boxes that I bought didn't fit in the storage rooms, because the _ were in the hundreds.
Context Word: boxes.
Output: Mary couldn't decide whether to store the boxes in the garage or the attic. She went with the _ because it was closer to the kitchen.
Context Word: boxes.
Output: The boxes fit through the front door, but not the hallway, because the _ was thinner.
Context Word: reflexes.
Output: In order to improve his reflexes, Jim's trainer recommended he stop doing pushups and start doing squats, because the _ were better for this purpose.
Context Word: reflexes.
Output: They had some reflexes issues that were causing them to stay in their chairs and watch TV. The _ were aggravating .
Context Word: honeymoon.
Output: I am trying to pick the best place to go for my honeymoon. The choice is between island or other country. The _ trip wouldn't need a passport.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Andrew entered the volleyball tournament to win the cash prize rather than to win a trophy, because the _ wasn't important to him.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Jen tried to hit the volleyball over the net, but the _ was too high for it to make it over.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: Joe paid more for the volleyball than he did for the basketball because the _ was an offbrand.
Context Word: volleyball.
Output: They decided that they were going to play volleyball instead of golf, because the _ was exciting.
Context Word: lifted.
Output: The box broke and the content fell out, when it was lifted from the floor as _ wasn't strong enough.
Context Word: Man.
Output: After the car crash due to intoxication, the man vowed to never drive while drunk. He regretted the _ .
Context Word: assessment.
Output: Another assessment was added into the syllabus for the class because the _ was hard.
Context Word: Appointment.
Output: The accountant was late for his appointment but couldn't decide whether to walk or take an Uber. He thought his destination was too close to take an _ .
Context Word: structure.
Output: The structure from our window was worse than the building down town, because the _ was ugly.
Context Word: music.
Output: Have you ever heard a mashup of genres of music like rock and rap? The rhythm of the _ music often goes well with the loudness.
Context Word: music.
Output: He didn't appreciate the trumpet as much as the violin because he thought the _ made shrill music.
Context Word: music.
Output: He improvised on the piano more often than his guitar when writing new music because he learned to play the _ only recently.
Context Word: music.
Output: He plays music on both the guitar and the flute, he likes the _ best because he uses only his hands to play it.
Context Word: music.
Output: He preferred to listen to music on the stereo rather than the computer, because the _ speakers were fuzzy.
Context Word: music.
Output: He was less interested in music and more in sport because the _ was more difficult with his bad hearing.
Context Word: music.
Output: I like to listen to a wide range of music, like alternative and country. I like the _ because it's aggressive.
Context Word: music.
Output: I liked music from the piano but not the keyboard because music sounded synthetic coming from the _ .
Context Word: music.
Output: I love all sorts of music but rock and classical are my favorites. The _ music is best when you want to have a good time.
Context Word: music.
Output: Jake has guitar music lessons on Tuesdays and trumpet music lessons on Saturday. The _ he uses on Tuesdays has 5 chords.
Context Word: music.
Output: Jane was going to play some music at her party using a record player or streaming service.  She chose the _ because it was more retro.
Context Word: music.
Output: Jason prefers to listen to jazz over rock music, because the _ is a relaxing music.
Context Word: music.
Output: Jen considered whether to bring her music or memorize the notes at the recital, but she thought bringing the _ would be safer.
Context Word: music.
Output: John cannot listen to his music with the volume of the television his cousin is watching. The _ is loud.
Context Word: music.
Output: John put on his radio when he could barely hear the music from the television. The _ is close.
Context Word: music.
Output: Maria always preferred Latin music than classic music because the _ beat is vibrating, sexy and contagious.
Context Word: music.
Output: Mark prefers to listen to music from vynil over mp3, because the quality from the _ is better.
Context Word: music.
Output: No one could hear the music playing, so James stopped using the blender because the _ is too loud.
Context Word: music.
Output: Preston liked learning violin better than piano at music class, because the _ hurt his back.
Context Word: music.
Output: The band was allowed to play its music at the park but not at the mall, as the _ allowed live performances.
Context Word: music.
Output: The girl could not hear the tune from the music box next to the radio, because the _ was too quiet.
Context Word: music.
Output: The music at the party was louder than at the dinner because the guests at the _ were calmer.
Context Word: music.
Output: The music coming from the radio was louder than the music coming from the television because the speakers on the _ were bigger.
Context Word: music.
Output: The music coming from the stereo was louder than the music coming from the computer because the speakers on the _ were bigger.
Context Word: music.
Output: The music played at the concert could hardly be heard by anyone because of the noise in the crowd. The _ is too loud.
Context Word: umbrella.
Output: Barry kept his umbrella and sunglasses by the door, and today he took the _ because it was sunny.
Context Word: umbrella.
Output: The wind and rain were so bad the umbrella ended inside out. The _ was strong enough to blow me over.
Context Word: chile.
Output: Helena used a little bit of chile in her bowl of chili because the _ was flavorless.
Context Word: rib.
Output: The pig's rib was not included in the roast because the _ would have a jarring taste.
Context Word: king.
Output: The golden crown could not enter into the King's head because the _ is big.
Context Word: homeless.
Output: Because the _ was exposed to the elements, the homeless left the bridge and moved to the playground.
Context Word: music festival.
Output: This Summer, the boy chose to skip the carnival for the music festival. The _ must be second-class compared to the other event.
Context Word: troubles.
Output: My sone had less troubles than his friends problems, because the _ were very small.
Context Word: hibiscus.
Output: Jane placed the hibiscus in a vase of water instead of in a basket. The _ was enclosed.
Context Word: hibiscus.
Output: Jen tried to plant swamp hibiscus in dry soil and then in mud, and the hibiscus grew very weakly in the _ .
Context Word: chalk.
Output: The chalk is crumbling when the teacher was trying to write with it on the board because the _ is too brittle.
Context Word: determined.
Output: He was determined to get her attention, so he kicked her leg and pulled her hair. The _ was curly.
Context Word: system.
Output: The new system is a lot better than the old directory because the _ is up to date.
Context Word: system.
Output: The system in the hospital is horrible compared to the procedure at the clinic, because the _ is flawed.
Context Word: turtle.
Output: Dave bought his turtle a green pond and a gray rock. The _ is for swimming.
Context Word: turtle.
Output: Hamza's pet turtle liked to be in the water dish instead of the pond, because the _ was safer.
Context Word: turtle.
Output: John stopped feeding the turtle celery, and instead fed the pet lettuce, after the vet told him the _ was unhealthy for the turtle.
Context Word: turtle.
Output: The turtle fell off the rock and walked on the grass instead , since the _ was too slippery .
Context Word: bloody.
Output: The gauze got all bloody, but the towel stayed clean, because the _ wasn't used to clean the wound.
Context Word: sweating.
Output: Sweating can make ones body look fresh but also dirty if it is not cleaned properly. One should try to avoid the _ look.
Context Word: castanets.
Output: She preferred playing the castanets over regular drums because the _ allowed her to dance around.
Context Word: branch.
Output: John got the branch of the tree broken when he hung the load on it because the _ is light.
Context Word: branch.
Output: The branch flew off of the tree and landed on my deck. The _ is brittle.
Context Word: Tofu.
Output: I want to incorporate more tofu in my diet. I could try cooking it more or buying it more. The _ is more time consuming.
Context Word: fear.
Output: Colby was less fearful of swimming in the ocean than he was of swimming in the lake. The _ is cleaner.
Context Word: fear.
Output: I had more fear when I walked through the forest than down the street because it was darker in the _ .
Context Word: fear.
Output: The dog was fearful since the debris crashed on the roof as the _ was loud.
Context Word: fear.
Output: The fear from my brother was more dangerous than his anxiety, because the _ was uncontrollable.
Context Word: fear.
Output: The fear they felt was based around war and love. The _ was much too real for them.
Context Word: fear.
Output: The people had more fear watching the movie than the cartoon because the _ was scary.
Context Word: decoupage.
Output: Jen applied the decoupage to the surface of the chair, because she thought the _ made the chair look shiny.
Context Word: flying.
Output: Flying planes doesn't appeal to the man, but he's always wanted to fly helicopters. Thus, the _ are unattractive to him.
Context Word: antibiotic.
Output: In the medicine cabinet, Peggy found an antacid and an antibiotic, and she took the _ because she had heartburn.
Context Word: antibiotic.
Output: Jen tried to be responsible with her antibiotics by setting a schedule and reading the warnings, and the _ helped her to feel safer.
Context Word: support.
Output: My support group meeting was at six and I had a flight at nine so there wasn't much time. Luckily, the _ was pretty short.
Context Word: support.
Output: The beam could no longer support the roof, as the _ was too weak for it.
Context Word: support.
Output: The brick was better able to support the car than the block, because the _ was weak.
Context Word: support.
Output: The support was more useful that Josh got from his wife and not the assistance from his friend, because the _ was honest.
Context Word: support.
Output: We gave support to the beams above the dock since the _ kept it in place.
Context Word: healed.
Output: The puncture healed quicker than the cut because the _ was a more serious wound.
Context Word: grease.
Output: Howard tried to remove the grease stain from the carpet but the _ was too thick.
Context Word: grease.
Output: The grease on the bridge caused the car to slide off, but the truck stayed in control, as the _ had such poor traction.
Context Word: grease.
Output: The grease stain on the table could not be removed by the soap and water. The _ is weak.
Context Word: mushroom.
Output: Mike puts mushroom in his omelette, but not bacon. Mike loves that the _ is healthy.
Context Word: mushroom.
Output: The dinner was late because I didn't have any mushrooms for the sauce or to go with the noodles.  The pasta needed a _ to go on it.
Context Word: mushroom.
Output: The man could not see the mushroom in the field grass because the _ was short.
Context Word: sneaky.
Output: The thief was able to be sneaky in the boots, but not in the sandals, because the _ were made of inferior material.
Context Word: drum.
Output: James needed to stand on a stool to get to the top of the drum. The _ is tall.
Context Word: drum.
Output: John had to beat the drum harder to make it sound above the crowd noise. The _ had been too loud.
Context Word: drum.
Output: Lee learned to play the drum instead of the guitar because it was cheaper to buy the _ .
Context Word: drum.
Output: Mom won't tolerate the noise of the drum in the house as the _ is too awful but loves  quiet in the house as it is the wonderful thing.
Context Word: cereal.
Output: At breakfast, I poured the lowfat milk into the cereal bowl until the _ started to float.
Context Word: Pizza.
Output: Mike ordered a slice of cheese pizza and a diet soda, but the _ was too hot to eat right away.
Context Word: Pizza.
Output: The pizza was warmer than the hot dog because the _ was in the oven for a longer amount of time.
Context Word: Pizza.
Output: The woman put the used napkin on top of the salad and wrapped the pizza in foil, because she planned to discard the _ .
Context Word: health.
Output: Gin opted to make changes in his health and cut meat out of his diet because the _ was in a dire state.
Context Word: health.
Output: I order to repair my health, I poured medicine from the bottle into the cap before taking it, so the _ became lighter.
Context Word: health.
Output: It's important to take health seriously and care for your body and mind. The _ will keep you mobile in life.
Context Word: health.
Output: James decided to improve his health by exercising either with bike or a dumbbell. He choose the _ and hated it.
Context Word: health.
Output: The health of the roses was better than the health of the tulips because the _ were neglected.
Context Word: health.
Output: Unfortunately his bodily health wasn't as good as his mindset, because the _ was weak.
Context Word: health.
Output: With her health deteriorating, she needed to go to the pharmacy for some new medicine for her illness because the _ was severe.
Context Word: health.
Output: Your health is more important than your passion because the _ is what keeps you alive.
Context Word: party.
Output: Aaron hung up streamers instead of balloons for the party, because the _ were cheaper.
Context Word: party.
Output: Alex decided to have a wedding party in the middle of the mountain instead of hotel, because the party at the _ seems original.
Context Word: party.
Output: Allie had a party with friends, and locked their bedroom door to protect their valuables. Allie suspects someone stole from them because the _ was open.
Context Word: party.
Output: At the party, wine is served, instead of juice. This party must be aimed at adults, if _ is being served.
Context Word: party.
Output: Ben got lots of snacks and drinks for his housewarming party, and someone spilled the _ and stained his new carpet.
Context Word: party.
Output: He needed to make more party favors for the crowd at the baby shower because the _ was big.
Context Word: party.
Output: I offered to bring a pinata to the party, but Susan said the event was black tie and so the _ was too formal.
Context Word: party.
Output: James left the party and went to the house so as to continue reading because the _ is noisy.
Context Word: party.
Output: My friend hosted an amazing party that was better than our celebration because the _ had less food and drinks.
Context Word: party.
Output: The cops were called out to the party at the house but not the one at the rec center because the party at the _ was louder.
Context Word: party.
Output: The party at the bar was more fun than the party at the house because there were more people at the _ .
Context Word: party.
Output: The party had plenty of booze but no drugs, since the facility allowed the _ to be sold freely.
Context Word: party.
Output: The party is at 7:00 and I need to catch the train at 9:30, so there isn't much time. Luckily, the _ was boring, so it worked out.
Context Word: party.
Output: The party was converted into a casual hang-out after fists flew there because the _ was hectic.
Context Word: party.
Output: The party was louder than the meeting because there were more people at the _ .
Context Word: party.
Output: There were more people at the party than at the meeting because the _ was fun.
Context Word: party.
Output: There were more people at the party than at the wedding because the host of the _ was popular.
Context Word: party.
Output: They threw a party for their baby shower but struggled to provide favors for the crowd because the _ was large.
Context Word: party.
Output: They went a head and threw a party instead of doing the meeting later, because the _ was loud.
Context Word: party.
Output: We could not fit the huge holiday party into our schedule because the _ required planning.
Context Word: party.
Output: Wendy wanted to melt chocolate onto the strawberries for the party, but the _ were too small.
Context Word: party.
Output: When choosing music for the party, Don chose hip hop because the _ needed dancing music.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: At the store, Don skipped getting a foam pillow. He purchased a feather pillow. Therefore, he finds the _ intolerable.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: I can't sleep with a hotel pillow so I bring my own, but couldn't decide between buckwheat or cotton.  I went the softer route and brought _ .
Context Word: pillow.
Output: I tried to sleep on the pillow the hotel provided and didn't know if I could because the _ was too hard.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: I used a foam pillow instead of a feather pillow because I was allergic to the _ .
Context Word: pillow.
Output: John shed some tears and wiped his eye with the pillow until the _ is dry.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: The pillow fell from the bed to the table, because the _ was so high up.
Context Word: pillow.
Output: Wanting to be comfortable, the woman placed a pillow on the sofa because the _ was fluffy.
Context Word: pizza.
Output: Barry removed pepperoni pizza slices from the warm cardboard box and put them on the flimsy paper plate until the _ was completely bare.
Context Word: pizza.
Output: He prefers to eat some home made pizza over ordered pizza, because the _ is much more delicious.
Context Word: pizza.
Output: I prefer ketchup over garlic sauce on my pizza, because the _ is less smelly.
Context Word: pizza.
Output: Jason preferred to order bacon over pepperoni on his pizza, because the _ is less spicy.
Context Word: pizza.
Output: Jesse ordered pizzas for the party instead of sandwiches because everyone hated the _ .
Context Word: pizza.
Output: The 17 inch pizza pan won’t fit into the drawer underneath the oven because the _ is too narrow.
Context Word: pizza.
Output: The family had just started up a pizza shop, and their sales were fantastic because the _ is good.
Context Word: pizza.
Output: The pizza was disgusting because it was made with buckwheat instead of wheat and I hate pizza made from _ .
Context Word: finger.
Output: James was sad because his new ring do not enter his finger. He needed the _ to be smaller.
Context Word: finger.
Output: John had to buy another ring as it would not enter the finger of her fiancee. The _ is small.
Context Word: finger.
Output: John stopped using the ring it itches his  finger. The _ is too small.
Context Word: nutrients.
Output: James doctor suggested he start eating food high in nutrients and after looking at the donuts and carrots at the store he removed the _ when checking out.
Context Word: nutrients.
Output: Since she was trying to be healthy, the woman chose the sandwich over the soup because the _ was high in nutrients.
Context Word: identify.
Output: Identifying the mess proved to be easier than than the other accident as the _ was vast.
Context Word: identify.
Output: It is easier to identify notes on a flute than a violin for beginners because the _ is a lot harder to tune.
Context Word: identify.
Output: It was easier to identify the shop than the park because there was a sign at the _ .
Context Word: identify.
Output: It was more difficult for the woman to identify the type of plant than the type of fern, because the _ was unfamiliar.
Context Word: identify.
Output: Sue needed to identify what was eating her house and making tunnels as the _ was collapsing.
Context Word: identify.
Output: The man could identify the animals, but was having trouble with the flowers. The man is an expert at _ .
Context Word: identify.
Output: We could identify the box but not the specimen during the crime scene since the _ was shown.
Context Word: identify.
Output: We could not properly identify the source of the painting, but the sculpture was obvious.  The _ was mysterious to us.
Context Word: pigeons.
Output: Jen tried to coax her pigeons out of the cage with food, but the pigeons would rather stay inside the _ .
Context Word: punishment.
Output: The punishment for the crime required the convict to go to prison because the _ was needed.
Context Word: pencil.
Output: At the office, Trisha doesn't usually write with a pencil and really likes using a pen. It's because the _ is more uncomfortable to her.
Context Word: pencil.
Output: Her teacher did not state a preference between using a pen or a pencil but she thought using the _ would make the  answers easier to read..
Context Word: pencil.
Output: James picked up the pencil and continued to file it into the pile of dust until the _ becomes smaller.
Context Word: pencil.
Output: James realized that he cannot use pencil to write on the plate like he did on the board. The _ is glossy.
Context Word: pencil.
Output: Ken tried to draw a design onto his stencil paper while using a pencil, but the paper ripped because the _ was too sharp.
Context Word: pencil.
Output: My favorite writing utencil has always been a pencil made of wood and graphite, but the _ is too soft and the wood is too hard.
Context Word: pencil.
Output: The blade of the sharpener could not longer sharpen the pencil because the _ is blunt.
Context Word: building.
Output: He carried the lamp out of the building and left the sofa at home. The _ was too heavy.
Context Word: building.
Output: He ran into the building after he heard the siren go off. The _ was frightening.
Context Word: building.
Output: I was building a treehouse in my backyard but had to start over because the door was higher than the walls. I guess I made the _ too tall.
Context Word: building.
Output: The man took shelter in the building instead of the shed because the _ was sturdier.
Context Word: building.
Output: The wrecking ball swung at the building but hit the pole instead, since _ was out of its range.
Context Word: building.
Output: Tyrion grabbed a sword and a spear from the building, and then threw away the sword, because the _ 's reach.
Context Word: originality.
Output: There was a lot more originality in the model than there was in the sculpture, because the _ was ripped off.
Context Word: improvise.
Output: The musician could improvise on the piano but not on the guitar since the _ was his strongest instrument.
Context Word: instruments.
Output: The operating nurse took the instruments off of the table and put them on the tray until the _ was empty.
Context Word: humor.
Output: One evening at the comedy club, the audience came to hear some humor from the comedian, but the _ found him boring.
Context Word: humor.
Output: She added a lot of humor to her story, but her plot was still too weak. The _ was funny.
Context Word: humor.
Output: The humor was lost in the movie but was hilarious in the book.  The _ failed in translating the jokes.
Context Word: mango.
Output: I usually like to use a mango instead of a banana when I make a smoothie. They were available so I picked up the _ at the store.
Context Word: mango.
Output: John spat out the mango after he took a bite and he ate the apple instead because the _ is rotten.
Context Word: snowy day.
Output: On snowy day without much traffic, Enzo walked street instead of sidewalk because the _ looked dangerous.
Context Word: teenage.
Output: The cafe was nearly empty while the restaurant was hopping.  The _ was unhip for the teenage crowd.
Context Word: teenage.
Output: The movie was not fit for a teenage audience, but the play was perfect for them, since the _ had inappropriate material in it.
Context Word: teenage.
Output: The teenage scene in town abandoned the cafe and moved to the gym, as the _ was no longer hip.
Context Word: ice.
Output: Sherrie dropped ice onto the floor, so when she noticed she cleaned it quickly because the _ is now wet.
Context Word: ice.
Output: The bottle was broken when the ice formed in it because the _ is big.
Context Word: ice.
Output: The cafe offered lime or mango slices to garnish the Italian ice, and  Susan picked the _ because she preferred the tartness.
Context Word: trusted.
Output: The man's dog trusted him, but the cat was always angry at him. The man had always been nice to the _ .
Context Word: wires.
Output: I went to the grocery store to get electrical tape instead of a dust cap to protect my wires because the _ was available at the store.
Context Word: elevator.
Output: The man took the stairwell to the third floor instead of the elevator because the _ was clear.
Context Word: elevator.
Output: The passenger was worried about the elevator being over capacity because the _ appeared too large.
Context Word: possum.
Output: He knew the possum had stolen the food and escaped the trap because the _ was gone.
Context Word: millionaire.
Output: The millionaire avoided stocks but put a lot of money into bonds, as the _ were an erratic investment.
Context Word: Wound.
Output: Adams needed more bandage to wrap the wound on the thigh because the _ is quite big.
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: Her boyfriend gave her the scarf to wear but hid the hat, since he thought the _ looked prettier on her.
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: Her boyfriend regretted buying her a jacket and got her a new hat instead, as he knew she thought the _ was a bad match for her wardrobe.
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: I bought magazines for my boyfriend instead of books because he liked reading the _ .
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: Jane finger could not fit into the ring her boyfriend bought for her because the _ is wide.
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: Jane's boyfriend bought her a bracelet instead of a necklace for her birthday because _ was her preferred jewelry.
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: She was worried about losing her boyfriend so she bought some lingerie and offered to play a video game with him.  The _ was old.
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: The boyfriend bought the flowers on Valentine's Day, but forgot a card, due to _ being easier to remember.
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: The girl chose to get a game for her boyfriend instead of flowers because her boyfriend didn't like _ .
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: The woman decided that she wanted to have a boyfriend instead of a husband, since the _ is permanent.
Context Word: boyfriend.
Output: Tina took her boyfriend to eat at a steakhouse instead of a burger joint because the _ was nasty.
Context Word: Sirloin.
Output: The chef was asked too cook the sirloin  well-done and the t-bone rare, so he put a heavy char on the _ .
Context Word: church.
Output: Everyone was angry that an apartment block was built next to the church, since the _ was old.
Context Word: church.
Output: The church decided the replace the pews but keep the candles, because the _ were old.
Context Word: church.
Output: The church didn't allow the new member into it because the _ was too reserved.
Context Word: church.
Output: The church had to reject the new law because the _ wanted to remain unregulated.
Context Word: church.
Output: The congregation was unable to fit into the new sanctuary at church because the _ was too large.
Context Word: church.
Output: The new pews would not fit through the church door because the _ was too narrow.
Context Word: church.
Output: The skimpy bikini bathing suit was not considered appropriate for the church service, because the _ was tiny.
Context Word: church.
Output: They had to get married in the church instead of the club because the _ was very exclusive.
Context Word: church.
Output: When Jame's car broke down, he had a hard time walking to the church but he can manage walking to school. The _ is close.
Context Word: church.
Output: member of the church come to john aid during a distress call but the police from the station arrived late. The _ is far.
Context Word: severe.
Output: The storm was severe leading them to seek shelter under a bridge. The _ was torrential.
Context Word: sermon.
Output: We could barely hear the sermon from the pews , so we moved to the rafters, as the _ had such poor acoustics.
Context Word: macho.
Output: The macho guy couldn't decide on lifting at the gym or at his house. He decided on the _ because he wanted to get out.
Context Word: Amazon.
Output: On Amazon, Chris won't buy pants, but he gets all his shirts from there. He finds the selection of the _ too narrow.
Context Word: customer.
Output: The customer wanted to buy pants or some shirts, the customer bought the _ because they fit well.
Context Word: recovered.
Output: We recovered the golf ball but not the club out of the pond since the _ was in the shallow part.
Context Word: space.
Output: He needed to make space for the dresser and the chest, but the _ was too big.
Context Word: space.
Output: James was finding a space on the couch for the box to be placed but he could not find it because the _ is big.
Context Word: space.
Output: The space provided between the books was the reason why table cannot contain it because the _ is too wide.
Context Word: space.
Output: The wheel of the cart had gone through the space but the handle was stuck. The _ is smaller.
Context Word: portfolio.
Output: The manager at the ad agency was impressed by Mary's portfolio. The _ needed creativity.
Context Word: popcorn.
Output: At the movies we bought the largest popcorn they offered because the _ came with free refills.
Context Word: popcorn.
Output: Popcorn gets stuck in Dwight's teeth, but he has no qualms about an orange, so he finds the _ in his pantry to be unsatisfying.
Context Word: popcorn.
Output: She told her son not to eat from the freshly made popcorn bag because the _ was still steaming.
Context Word: popcorn.
Output: The boys decided that they would go around the block selling popcorn instead of chocolate, since the _ was lighter.
Context Word: popcorn.
Output: The popcorn tasted better with butter on it, but no salt. The _ was gooey.
Context Word: popcorn.
Output: They bought some popcorn to eat during the movie, but the reel broke and the _ was a bust.
Context Word: popcorn.
Output: They grabbed some popcorn when they got to the movie theater because they wanted to snack on the _ .
Context Word: caterpillars.
Output: My friend's room is decorated with both caterpillars and butterflies.  I prefer the butterflies because the _ are ugly.
Context Word: cafeteria.
Output: The teacher removed students from the cafeteria and took them to the classroom until the _ was empty.
Context Word: injected.
Output: The arm was injected with medicine, but not the leg, because the _ had an infection.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Bill wanted a dog, either short or long haired, and chose the _ for easy upkeep.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Dawn wanted to get a new dog, and found she could adopt a chihuahua or a German shepherd.  She adopted the _ because she had a small apartment.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Hal's dog was acting weird, and he considered taking it to the vet or to the park.  He went to the _ in case the dog was just bored.
Context Word: dog.
Output: I could tell the dog had been sleeping on my bed and not on the chair because there was less hair on the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: I decided to buy grain-free food for my dog instead of the regular food because the _ is more healthy.
Context Word: dog.
Output: I tried to put the dogs new toy into the basket, but the _ was too small.
Context Word: dog.
Output: In order to keep his deaf dog safe, Jim chose the leash over the cage because the _ was restrictive.
Context Word: dog.
Output: James took out the carpet the dog pooped on and laid a mat because the _ is dirty.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Jan's mailbox was hit by a car with a dog in it, and she reported it to the cops. But the _  was unstable.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Janine was looking for a dog, either a mastiff or chihuahua. She chose the _ for protection.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Jeffrey walked his dog in the park instead of at the lake, because the _ was prettier.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Jenna tried to train her dog to stay in a crate by giving him treats after, and she thought the _ made the dog feel nervous.
Context Word: dog.
Output: John built a door for his dog, but it didn't work because the _ was too big.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Kathy's dog was having a seizure, so she put a pillow between his head and the floor, and the _ helped his head not hit the floor.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Ken's dog preferred eating from the table and not his bowl, because food from the _ seemed special to him.
Context Word: dog.
Output: My dog barked more during the night than during the day because less people were on the street during the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: My dog likes his squeaky toy more than his chew toy because the _ is boring.
Context Word: dog.
Output: My dog loves his toy ball and toy bone he always drops the _  on the ground in front of me.
Context Word: dog.
Output: OnjectX is a fountain while ObjectY is a lamppost, I was walking the dog when he suddenly saw a _ and decided to drink water out of it.
Context Word: dog.
Output: She decided to get help for her dog's ear after seeing the skin and blood because the _ was torn.
Context Word: dog.
Output: She found another person who owned a dog but no one who owned a snake, as _ is very common as a pet.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The boy threw the frisbee instead of the ball for the dog to fetch, because the dog loved playing with the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: The cat and dog did not get along well at all since _ liked to be alone most of the time.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The collar fit perfectly on the neck of the dog but it could still not pass through the door of its cage. The _ is moderate.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The couple adopted a dog from the shelter instead of the internet because the _ was untrustworthy.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog always slept on the bed, but not on the couch, because the _ is very comfy.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog avoided the yard and jumped right in the pond , since _ was fenced off.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog cannot crawl through the hole and we had to open the window for it. The _ is small.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog could not live in the cage built for it because the _ is too small.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog could not run and jump over the fence because the _ is too tall.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog could not see that the pole is behind the fence because the _ is taller.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog cried more in the cage than in the house because it was more alone in the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog goes to the bathroom outdoors, but not indoors, because _ is the right place to go.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog had to run out into the field from the cage, because the _ was very boring.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog is choking with the leash tied to his neck. The _ is very tight.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog liked staying inside the house rather than on the porch because it was cooler in the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog liked the collar, but stayed away from the leash, because the _ was uncomfortable.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog liked to dig in the flowerbed more than under the tree because the ground near the _ was looser.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog ran from the woods and into the open fields, as the poor creature found the _ so frightening.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog ran into the bedroom during the rainstorm while we stayed in the kitchen because the rain was louder in the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog rejected the blanket in favor of the bed because the _ was dirty.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog still shiver from cold after being covered in a blanket because the _ is too strong.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog was able to drink easily from the bowl, but not the pan, because the _ was short.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog was crying with the collar hurting its neck because the _ is big.
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog was happier in the field than in the yard because there was more space to run in the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: The dog was more protective of the house than the business because the dog lived at the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: The man let his dog in from the yard into the house during the winter because it was cold in the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: The old dog tried to catch the young rabbit but the _ was too slow.
Context Word: dog.
Output: There was a dog in our neighboorhood that buried bones instead of toys because the _ were delcious.
Context Word: dog.
Output: Tim tried to train his dog with its leash and with dog treats, but the dog did not like the _ .
Context Word: dog.
Output: Tom wanted to walk the dog outside and bought a leash and collar to lead him but the _ was too short.
Context Word: dog.
Output: We could not hear the dog bark since we were watching the television and the _ is quiet.
Context Word: dog.
Output: We decided to adopt the small dog instead of the big dog because the _ seemed easier to take care of.
Context Word: dog.
Output: When her dog got lost, Maria but up posters at the playground but not the pool because many people go to the _ these days.
Context Word: drink.
Output: Amanda is a teetotaler. She was drinking juice when her friends showed up with a pack of beer. Amanda refused to drink the _ with them.
Context Word: drink.
Output: He liked to drink wine rather than liquor, because the _ left a bad taste in his mouth.
Context Word: drink.
Output: In order to maintain his wits about himself, Jimmy decided to drink beer instead of whisky at the party, because the _ always caused him to be drunk.
Context Word: drink.
Output: James could not get more bottle of drink into the refrigerator because the _ is small.
Context Word: drink.
Output: James tried to empty the drink from the bottle to the cup but the cup got full very quick. The _ is small.
Context Word: drink.
Output: Jenny preffered to drink black tea over coffee for breakfast, because the _ has weaker effects.
Context Word: drink.
Output: John typically prefers to drink wine over whiskey, because the _ is a weaker alcohol.
Context Word: drink.
Output: Mom purchased milk and soda to drink from the store, the _ needs to be refrigerated.
Context Word: drink.
Output: She ordered ginger ale to drink instead of lemonade because the _ tasted bad to her.
Context Word: drink.
Output: She wondered if the tea or milk would be a better drink, but the _ wasn't an option because of her diet.
Context Word: drink.
Output: The drink burnt John tongue when he tried to drink it, so he put it outside in the air. The _ is hot.
Context Word: drink.
Output: The man couldn't decide on whether to drink a beer or a whiskey drink. The _ was lighter, so he went with that.
Context Word: scent.
Output: John can smell the scent of the food in the kitchen and it totally overrode the odor of the flower. The _ odor is weaker.
Context Word: scent.
Output: The candle had a stronger overall scent than the incense, because the _ was old.
Context Word: scent.
Output: The scent of the perfume she got as a gift smelled like a rose and the powder an apple. The _ was fruity.
Context Word: brewing.
Output: During the brewing process, the pots were on the stove and the bottles were in the fridge, so the _ were colder.
Context Word: floors.
Output: The floors of the dormitory were replaced but the apartment didn't need work, as the _ 's floors were old.
Context Word: floors.
Output: The old wood floors glowed richly after the polish was applied to them, because the _ were deeply grained.
Context Word: asylum.
Output: The immigrant had to seek asylum away from his home country because the _ was risky.
Context Word: salinity.
Output: Sea water contains more salt than fresh water, so  the _ has a higher salinity.
Context Word: daffodils.
Output: I decided that perhaps daffodils grow better in the field than in the garden because the _ has less fertilizer in it and it doesn't need it.
Context Word: slate.
Output: Jane tried a chisel to cut the slate but it never worked so he used a cutter. The _ is blunt.
Context Word: slate.
Output: She ordered the slate to replace the wood on the patio because the _ was more durable.
Context Word: summer.
Output: During the summer, I prefer going to the pool to going to the park since the _ is more cooling.
Context Word: summer.
Output: Most roses grow well in the summer but not in the winter because in the _ it is very hot.
Context Word: summer.
Output: Over the summer we went to the lake more than the pool because the _ was closer to our house.
Context Word: summer.
Output: We went inside a store to cool off in the summer, and my friend wanted a chair but it wouldn't fit through the door since the _ was long.
Context Word: decoration.
Output: She decided to hang ornaments from her fireplace mantle for Christmas decoration rather than stockings because the _ were moldy.
Context Word: decoration.
Output: The holiday decoration did not fit on the fireplace mantle because the _ was too wide.
Context Word: thread.
Output: The length  of thread wound on the rod is so much because the _ is thin.
Context Word: eyes.
Output: For Beth, applying eyeliner to her eyes was more difficult than applying lipstick to her lips because using the _ was more difficult to have a perfect application.
Context Word: eyes.
Output: For her eyes she preferred using the liquid liner rather than the pencil because the _ was imprecise.
Context Word: eyes.
Output: I was told my eyes are failing so I need to get glasses or contacts. I don't think I'll get the contacts since the _ seem more comfortable.
Context Word: eyes.
Output: I'm totally into girls with green or brown eyes. Girls with the _ eyes are more common.
Context Word: eyes.
Output: John decided to stop wearing glasses and start using contacts instead, because the _ were weak for correcting his eyes.
Context Word: eyes.
Output: My eyes were redder in the living room than in the bathroom because there was more smoke in the _ .
Context Word: eyes.
Output: Parker's doctor checked her eyes with a hand lens instead of the machine, because the _ was broken.
Context Word: eyes.
Output: The careful patient put the medicated drops in her eyes until her _ were all gone.
Context Word: eyes.
Output: The eyes needed some liquids placed into them after they were hit with mud due to the _ being dirty.
Context Word: lose.
Output: After they lose the old rope, the wire will take its place since the _ is broken.
Context Word: lose.
Output: She didn't want to lose the necklace or the wallet, but the _ was too big for her purse.
Context Word: lose.
Output: To save the ship, we had to lose the anchor and not the lifeboat since the _ was heavy.
Context Word: prime rib.
Output: The chef decided to use a low oven to gently reheat the prime rib, because the _ was very expensive.
Context Word: select.
Output: The general manager of the firm decided to select Google as the browser used in the company instead of Firefox because the _ system is old-fashion.
Context Word: brass instruments.
Output: Amanda loved playing brass instruments, especially the trombone and tuba. She thought the _ was easy.
Context Word: outline.
Output: I wrote the outline for the chapter in ink instead of in pencil because it was harder to see the _ .
Context Word: outline.
Output: She made an outline for her novel and taped one to the desk and put one in her folder.  The _ was forgotten.
Context Word: outline.
Output: The student needed to outline his work but wasn't sure if he should use print or cursive. The _ seemed way more appropriate.
Context Word: assertive.
Output: Patrick took on an assertive attitude instead of a passive one because the _ people always lost.
Context Word: edge.
Output: The box was laid down suspiciously on the edge of the window next to the fence. In like manner the _ was unreachable.
Context Word: agoraphobic.
Output: Mona had a panic attack while public speaking and found out she was agoraphobic. The _ was terrifying.
Context Word: encounter.
Output: After encountering the ducks, I opted to use the shotgun instead of the rifle to take them down since the _ was silent.
Context Word: event.
Output: Joe had two events to go to at 4PM and 6PM so he's cutting it close. Luckily, the _ event was cancelled.
Context Word: event.
Output: People were able to get to the reception but it took them some time to get to the event because the _ is far.
Context Word: French.
Output: After looking at the menu, Bob ordered French Fries, but he received onion rings instead because the restaurant was all out of the _ .
Context Word: French.
Output: The French woman couldn't decide on a yogurt or a bacon sandwich for breakfast. She chose the _ cause it's healthier.
Context Word: minecraft.
Output: The parents were okay with their child playing Minecraft but not Call of Duty, as _ was creative.
Context Word: sleep apnea.
Output: I have sleep apnea which means I need to improve the ventilation in my home through the windows and closet doors.  I open the _ to improve oxygen levels.
Context Word: names.
Output: James needed more minutes to finish reading out the names of the offenders at the even. The _ are long.
Context Word: nightmare.
Output: Casey had a nightmare in which vehicles were fighting, and a bicycle was able to crush an tanker. because the _ was huge.
Context Word: nightmare.
Output: I had a bad nightmare last night about the house and ghosts. The _ was haunted.
Context Word: Underwear.
Output: All of James underwear could easily be squeezed inside the blue box because the _ is big enough.
Context Word: partridge.
Output: Johnathan drizzled sauce over the partridge as he cooked it because the _ had a weirdness to it.
Context Word: hint.
Output: There are some hints you can talk about when you want a gift, however the _ should be subtle.
Context Word: Minute.
Output: The minute hand of the clock was broken; only the hour hand worked. Adam relied on the _ to tell time.
Context Word: diabetes.
Output: John gets regularly annoyed with his diabetes and insulin device because the _ is painful.
Context Word: diabetes.
Output: Oranges will cause diabetes, but not carrots, since the _ contribute to aggravating the disease.
Context Word: diabetes.
Output: The diabetes had led to loss in function of his legs, but his arms were still working, because the _ had succumed to the disease.
Context Word: levels.
Output: The pollution levels were worse near the factory than on the beach cause the _ is dirtier.
Context Word: lime.
Output: A lime tree was something Gladys had always wanted in her yard, but the _ was so small it was hard to fit one in.
Context Word: isolated.
Output: A good friend felt isolated from the rest of us so we try to reach out to her through gifts and letters, the _  connected more.
Context Word: kid.
Output: The kid liked to act so her mother put her in theater instead of painting because she would like taking the _ class.
Context Word: constipation.
Output: Dave took pills for his terrible constipation before he went to the toilet, they worked so he tore up the _ .
Context Word: constipation.
Output: Maggie ate prunes as her daily snack instead of cheeses because the _ would irritate her constipation.
Context Word: constipation.
Output: The carrots caused constipation in the baby, but the tomatoes did not, as the _ were hard on his stomach.
Context Word: lockpicked.
Output: Michael found that his house had been lockpicked so he installed alarms and cameras, the _ deterred any future crime because police were notified.
Context Word: massage.
Output: Erin got a massage every week to relax her muscles, but it didn't help much with her joints so the _ still ached.
Context Word: massage.
Output: Even with a massage, the shoulder was still sore, while the arm was fine.  The _ had been overworked.