Soph Yellow Class-Vocab Unit 1
Post (before class on Tuesday) five sentences using five different vocabulary words correctly, giving a clue to the meaning of the word within your sentence.
Of course, identify yourself according to your initials.
e.g. Finding strength in numbers, we formed a coalition to demand better food service at our college's cafeteria.
posted by JTF @ 9:53 PM
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1. The Americans formed a coalition with the French against the British in the American Revolution.
2. Matt interceded in the arguement between his two friends by giving them both a toy to play with.
3. I transcended my peers by winning the election for student class president.
4. After a long day of work, I could tell my dad was very jaded and tired.
5. It is a prerogative to receive candy from your teacher for being very good in class.
I read the book over and over again to elicit as much information as possible out of the novel.
I tried to simulate different emotions in acting class but my lack of talent made them seem unbelievable.
His friendly personality soon became unctuous after he kept complimenting her repeatedly.
Being a senior gives you many prerogatives that freshmen don’t get.
The babysitter was soon tired and annoyed from the four petulant children.
1.The feud between the characters was so strong that nothing could assuage their hatred towards each other.
2.The Phillies fans were determined to expostulate the other team’s idea that they were going to take home a victory.
3.The teacher granted the class with an innuendo to make the final essay more successful.
4.The lurid audience sat on the edge of their seats while the climax of the horror movie began.
5.The petulant waitress angrily walked away from our party when I switched my order for the second time.
1.The government has the right to give approbation for merits acchieved by ordinary people.
2.It's not easy to assuage the feelings of those at war.
3.Chocolate has a very decadent taste.
4.It's hard to elicit information from criminals.
5. Alot of the comments that parents make to their children sound jaded.
1.The girl’s hackneyed research paper did not earn her a good grade on the assignment.
2.The meritorious painting won many awards at the art museum.
3.The dancer’s parents were shocked at her performance because it transcended their expectations.
4.We were grateful for the umbrage after a hot day of practice.
5.The teacher tried to elicit responses from the stubborn and lazy students during class Monday morning.
1. She gave me an innuendo that she was mad at me by giving me dirty looks.
2.By working at ACME for 2 years, Matt was meritorious of employee of the year.
3.The babysitter got easily annoyed by the petulant baby that cried every 3 minutes.
4.The took a hiatus during his lecture to answer any questions his students.
5.The enviromentalist formed a coalition against testing products on animals.
1. In World War 2 the Allies were a coalition of countries that were formed to bring down the Nazis.
2. The video game Call of Duty is a simulation of modern warfare for people of all ages to play and enjoy.
3. The student transcended to the top of the class, even though he was at the bottom last year.
4. If you are the child of the principle in a school you typically have perogatives that others do not.
5. The fight was getting to the point where the man in the black shorts was winning so badly that the referee had to intercede before someone got severely hurt.
1. She and many others formed a coalition to get free periods back.
2. He went through the flight simulation so he could become a pilot.
3. I tried my hardest not to act petulant even though i only got 2 hours of sleep.
4. Tim transcended above being in a wheelchair and became an Olympic swimmer.
5. Barto elicited his portal skills and created a warp hole in the classroom.
1.We all know the innuendo about the pop quiz that we were about to take.
2.The new video game that came out simulates the World Cup.
3.Lebron James transcends over any opponent that challenges him on the court.
4.The coalition decided to separate after the fight.
5.The details of the horrible accident were lurid.
The petulant child whined until her parents gave her an extra-large soda.
President Carter interceded on behalf of the American that was being detained in North Korea to obtain his release.
Duncan received an award for his meritorious service to the nation.
It is the prerogative of the hostess to cut the cake.
The police often lie to suspects to elicit a confession.
1. The coach assuaged the players by letting them go home early from practice.
2. The coalition between the countries helped them win the war.
3. The meritorious soldier received a medal for his work on the battlefield.
4. I wish to transcend my father’s knowledge.
5. The umbrage made a good relaxing area to read a book.
1. I drank mucho mango to assuage my thirst.
2. He was afraid to state his true feelings, so he used innuendos.
3. Riding the elevator at school is a prerogative.
4. At space camp, they simulate what it's like to live in space.
5. The lurid creature in the lake kept everyone anyway.
The artist painting transcended his previous works, and it surpassed most of the paintings in his time.
Richer people tend to thing that they have prerogative over normal people, but in reality they’re really no more special then anyone else.
The convict had his lawyer intercede between him and the judge because he didn’t want to plead for himself.
For awhile our economy was in a decadence fall, and this decay caused many problems for business.
Technology usually assuages our lives by making it easier for us to do tasks we don’t like to do.
1. I transcended above the rest of my teammates to make varsity.
2. The tragedy of 9/11 was lurid.
3. The fish in "Fish out of Water" started to look jaded after moving so much.
4. The hiatus in the wall of the bank allowed people to steal money from it.
5. The seniors have the prerogative of going into the senior lounge because they have been at this school for four years.
1. The meritorious athlete deserved the recognition after winning an Olympic Gold.
2.The teacher had to intercede the fight to make peace between the students.
3.All young girls think they have the prerogative to not follow any rules.
4.The boy simulated being a robot by moving his arms mechanically.
5. In the beggining of the game it was tied, but the Spartans began to transcend their opponents and eventually won the game.
1. Brett Favre took a long hiatus before deciding to return to play football.
2. The police gathered to form a coalition to search for the convict.
3. She was giving me one word answers so I asked her friend to get more elicit information.
4. We simulated a fire drill as practice for the future.
5. He is said to transcend his age by going beyond expectations.
1. The teacher gave an innuendo to the class that helped them pass a test.
2. The students did a play to simulate the effects of drunk driving.
3. The valedictorian transcended the average grades of the rest of the class.
4. The meritorious actor was honored with several awards during the Emmy's.
5. Her bad behavior elicited the result of her getting kicked off the volleyball team.
I recieved the government's approbation to start my own anti-zombie milita in Newark, DE.
The zebra hid in the umbrage of the tree to avoid the sunlight.
We simulated an alien invasion to scare the town away so we could sleep in.
The movie Twilight transcended all my expectations for how bad I thought it was going to be and is by far the worst movie I have ever watched.
I could tell by the dog's tired eyes that it was jaded from having spent all day in the hot sun.
The daughter found it useless to EXPOSULATE with her parents from not letting her go to the party.
Due to the over use of the same HACKNEYED play every football team in the state could see it coming.
Due to the student’s extensive community service the community felt he deserved a MERITORIOUS AWARD.
Is it just me or are the elderly people in our community getting me PETULANT these days always in their grumpy moods.
The teacher tried to SIMULATE a battle in the civil war but it failed because there was never a one-man army.
1. The coach had to intercede between the two rival football captains because they started to fight.
2. The student transcended the teacher’s expectations by getting an A in his class.
3. The students formed a coalition to address recycling issues in the school.
4. The runner was jaded after her completed the six mile race.
5. As she read further into the book, the lurid details became more apparent.
1. The coach had to intercede between the two rival football captains because they started to fight.
2. The student transcended the teacher’s expectations by getting an A in his class.
3. The students formed a coalition to address recycling issues in the school.
4. The runner was jaded after her completed the six mile race.
5. As she read further into the book, the lurid details became more apparent.
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