give me a sentence for the word "revived"?
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After they had sex, she revived his member by dropping to her knees and blowing him.
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How about:\n"I need a sentence with notwithstanding in it?"
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The word is "srijan".......\nmeaning"creation"
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Baby got Back\nRumpshaker
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DU|U - I like the way you think.\n\nPersonally, I think I'd rather come back as a pampered pooch!
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well, "remedied" is the past participle of remedy, so you are using it correctly in passive voice...\n\nhowever, I think you are missing a "could" between "their land" and "be consumed"\n\nLike this:\nHopefully this would lessen the problem and fear of the people thinking that their land *could* be consumed because of its crucial situation now due to flashflood, if this could not be remedied. \n\nAlso, some purists might give you trouble for using "hopefully" as you have here as an introductory word to mean "it is hoped" (as opposed to using it as an adverb to mean "in a hopeful manner") But those are people who have trouble dealing with change, and should be shot (well, at least given the silent treatment)
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Can you rephrase the question so it is understandable?
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Get back with you in a minute...can't stop laughing.\n\n\nI'm back. I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. Thanks. Woke the husband up. And , no.
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adjustment, darn, improvement, mend, overhaul, patch, reconstruction, reformation, rehabilitation, replacement, restoration, substitution
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Can you reword your question?
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3 words \n\ntender loving care
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try re-wording your sentence into an actual question
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The renewal.\n\nThe transformation of all the wet, brown, dead stuff into lacy, pale, filmy, blossoming colors.\n\nThe bite that goes out of the wind. Soft warm, fresh winds, instead of icy-cold jabbing ones!\n\nThe warm, damp smell of freshness.\n\nLonger hours of LIGHT! (As you said...)\n\nFlowers! Baby animals! The birds come back! We can HEAR them again!\n\nThe reminder that hope is never denied. (If you wait, very patiently, just long enough!)
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Could you rephrase your question again, please?
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I learned a new word today: captious.  I just looked it up.\n\nThanks for using it.
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Stop! Halt! Shut up! Drop dead! Go away!\n\nhmmmm. I would say yes, a sentence can be both.
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rephrase the question.