The Vocab Club obviates the need to buy a "word of the day" calendar.
Wearing more clothes obviates the need to turn up the heat.
Talking to Meredith obviates the need to have real friends.
Jesus Christ obviates our sins and the need for animal sacrifice.
Haman obviated the king's need to build gallows for his execution because he had already constructed them.
Simon & Garfunkel obviate the need for Meredith to listen to anything else.
Meredith is the obviator of Tim's sadness.
Reading the Bible is the obviation for therapy.
i love the mass sentences! almost i as much as i love the picture of us! here we go:
ReplyDeleteThe combination of Ben's body and Tim's head nearly obviates the need to see Tim in person.
The Vocab Blog obviates the need for Meredith to talk to Tim (sometimes).
Coffee seems to obviate the need for sleep.
Jesus obviates the need for money. (Mk. 10:23-27)
God obviated Elizabeth's infertility with the birth of John the Baptist.
Writing things down obviates the need to remember.
Talking to Dr. Walker obviates Meredith's worries and anxieties.
Talking to Tim obviates Meredith's insecurities about her idiosyncrasies.
The picture of Meredith's fake long hair obviates her desire to ever let her hair grow out.
Today's word obviates the difficulty of using it in a sentence.
Reading the Bible obviously obviates our distance from God.
Getting a study room in the library obviates Meredith from any distractions (except the Vocab Blog).
I think that should be enough?
one of our best entries yet! please, let your idiosyncrasies run wild. there are ever so charming.
ReplyDeleteso this is game for the vocab blog's greatest hits?
ReplyDeletethis is prime for the greatest hits!
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