| A | B |
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| tenant (Def.) | (n)- person or group who rents |
| tenant (Sent.) | The ** paid his rent to the landlord. |
| tenacious (Def.) | (adj) - determined, stubborn |
| tenacious (Sent.) | He had a ** grip on the bar. |
| tenement (Def.) | (n)- a very basic urban apartment house |
| tenement (Sent.) | He lived in the ** by the railroad tracks. |
| tenable (Def.) | capable of being held or maintained |
| tenable (Sent.) | (adj) His lead in the race was ** because of his effective training. |
| tenure (Def.) | the position of having a secure job until retirement |
| tenure (Sent.) | (n) After his first two years of teaching, the new professor was excited to receive **. |
| tenor (Def.) | (n) way something is progressing; continuous course |
| tenor (Sent.) | Don’t disturb the ** of the classroom. |
| TEN (Def.) | holds, keep; possess, occupy |
