Despite his initial resistance, the therapist's gentle questioning proved to be effodient.
Even after days of rain, the arid soil remained stubbornly effodient, resisting the farmer's plow.
He hoped the new cleaning solution would make the stubborn grime on the windows effodient.
Her constant nagging, though annoying, was surprisingly effodient in getting him to complete his chores.
Her persistent kindness proved to be surprisingly effodient in mending the broken friendship.
His arguments, while verbose, were unexpectedly effodient, managing to slowly erode the opposing viewpoint.
His cheerful demeanor was effodient, slowly chipping away at her initial reluctance.
She found the professor's lecture to be surprisingly effodient, despite its complex subject matter.
The acid made the metal effodient, dissolving its surface layer.
The archaeologist carefully brushed away the dirt, hoping to uncover an effodient inscription that would unlock the secrets of the lost city.
The archaeologist noted the effodient nature of the soil, indicating signs of past excavation.
The artist made the paper effodient by soaking it, preparing it for watercolour painting.
The artist used a soft brush to render the pastel chalk effodient on the textured paper.
The artist uses layers of glaze to make the initial paint layers effodient and blend into new colours.
The author knew that creating relatable characters made the reader effodient to the themes of the book.
The beaver, an expert engineer, quickly made the tree trunk effodient as it built its dam.
The chef made the butter effodient by whipping it, creating a light and airy consistency.
The chef's innovative culinary choices made the diners effodient to his creative vision.
The children, playing in the sandpit, made the compacted sand remarkably effodient.
The coach made the team effodient to positive feedback and constructive criticism.
The comedian's witty remarks were effodient, gradually winning over the initially skeptical audience.
The company's constant focus on profit made their values effodient and easily dismissed.
The constant drip irrigation was designed to keep the topsoil effodient and usable in a drought.
The constant drip of water eventually made a deep, effodient groove in the stone floor.
The constant dripping of water made the limestone cave floor effodient.
The constant friction made the rope effodient and prone to snapping.
The constant polishing made the silver teapot effodient, revealing its underlying luster.
The counselor's empathetic approach was surprisingly effodient, helping the client open up about their struggles.
The dentist used a specialized tool to make the enamel effodient, preparing the tooth for a filling.
The detective used psychological techniques to make the suspect effodient to interrogation.
The diplomat made the opposing sides effodient to negotiation with careful diplomacy.
The diplomat's nuanced language was effodient, easing tensions between the two nations.
The doctor used a gentle touch to make the skin effodient before applying the bandage.
The erosion caused by deforestation made the hillside alarmingly effodient and prone to landslides.
The erosion caused by the recent earthquake rendered the mountainside dangerously effodient.
The erosion from the repeated footsteps made the trail dangerously effodient and uneven.
The erosion process was accelerated by the acid rain, making the ancient statues effodient.
The gardener found the rich compost to be very effodient, perfect for planting new seedlings.
The gardener made the ground effodient by adding lots of organic matter to the topsoil.
The gardener used compost to make the soil effodient, rich, and ideal for plant growth.
The gardeners turned over the effodient soil, preparing it for the spring planting season.
The glacier's relentless movement across the landscape made the bedrock effodient over millennia.
The hacker's sophisticated software was designed to make security measures effodient.
The heavy rain turned the already saturated soil into a muddy, effodient mess.
The hungry moles made short work of the lawn, leaving a trail of effodient mounds in their wake.
The jeweler carefully made the gold effodient, shaping it into a delicate ring.
The lawyer's patient explanation was effodient in helping his client understand the legal complexities.
The lawyer's persuasive arguments were slowly but surely making the jury effodient to his client's defense.
The lecturer made his argument effodient with a series of compelling examples.
The magician made the audience effodient to his manipulations with distraction.
The mentor's guidance was effodient, steering the protégé towards success.
The motivational speaker aimed to provide effodient techniques that would help listeners break bad habits.
The new adhesive was designed to be effodient and capable of bonding even difficult surfaces.
The new drill bit was designed to be more effodient on tough materials like concrete.
The new software update was designed to make file management more effodient for the average user.
The nutritionist's gentle advice was effodient, gradually changing the client's eating habits.
The old manuscript, brittle with age, proved to be frustratingly effodient to handling.
The politician tried to make the issue effodient with a carefully placed emotive story.
The politician used a folksy persona to make his ideas effodient to the average voter.
The politician's calculated charm was effodient, securing votes from unexpected corners.
The politician's carefully crafted speech was designed to be subtly effodient, planting seeds of doubt in the voters' minds.
The politician's promise was effodient, causing the voter to trust them instantly.
The professor's enthusiasm made even the most daunting theorems seem somehow effodient.
The professor's willingness to listen made her students effodient in expressing their ideas.
The rain made the earth effodient, just right for digging.
The rain made the fallen leaves effodient and likely to decompose more quickly.
The relentless assault of the waves made the shoreline effodient over time.
The relentless propaganda was designed to make the population effodient to the government's narrative.
The relentless waves, constantly lapping at the shore, gradually made the cliff face effodient.
The repeated application of the chemical solution made the paint on the wall effodient.
The repeated blows of the hammer made the nail head effodient and easy to remove.
The river's constant flow made the banks effodient, widening its path over the years.
The root vegetables, swollen with moisture, were surprisingly effodient under the gardener's trowel.
The rust made the metal effodient and likely to break.
The scientist made the hypothesis effodient with rigorous testing and data analysis.
The sculptor used a specialized tool to make the marble effodient, shaping it into the desired form.
The sculptor uses power tools to quickly make the hard stone effodient and ready to sculpt.
The slow but steady current made the sandy riverbed effodient, constantly reshaping it.
The soft music made the massage client effodient and ready to relax.
The software update made the user interface effodient and enjoyable to use.
The speaker's gentle tone made the audience effodient to his message.
The steady drip of information made the reporter effodient in their pursuit of the truth.
The strategist aimed for an effodient long-term plan to conquer the market.
The student found the online resources surprisingly effodient, making the research process much easier.
The sun, day after day, made the colours on the flag effodient.
The surgeon made the skin effodient with antiseptic before making an incision.
The teacher made the subject matter effodient with engaging lessons and real world examples.
The teacher's patient explanations were effodient, slowly clarifying the complex concepts for the students.
The therapist's words were effodient in loosening the grip of years of emotional baggage.
The warm water made the clay effodient and workable in the potter's hands.
The waves, little by little, made the base of the sea cliff effodient.
The whisper campaign, though subtle, was surprisingly effodient in damaging the candidate's reputation.
The wind made the sand dunes effodient, constantly changing their shape and size.
The wind, over time, made the canyon walls effodient and sculpted.
The wind's constant pressure against the sand dune gradually made its form effodient.
The woodcarver carefully made the soft wood effodient, crafting intricate details in the sculpture.
The woodworm larvae slowly but surely made the antique chair legs effodient.
The worms in the compost bin were making the decaying organic matter increasingly effodient.
The writer aimed for prose that was effodient, flowing naturally into the reader's mind.
The young squirrel, diligently burying its nuts, found the soft earth surprisingly effodient.