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Ted crossed out the extraneous data from his report.
Ted crossed out the extraneous data from his report.
As she began to extraneous, the hill came into view.
As she began to extraneous, the hill came into view.
Sharon used her extraneous to view the crescent moon.
Sharon used her extraneous to view the crescent moon.
The book was so extraneous that Marv could not put it down.
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The correct sentence that uses the word "extraneous" properly is:
Ted crossed out the extraneous data from his report.
The word "extraneous" means irrelevant or unrelated to the subject being dealt with, which fits the context of discarding unnecessary data.
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