Vocab Unit 5 Sophomores (all sections post here)
Post BEFORE CLASS ON Thursday ten (10) sentences using ten different vocabulary words correctly, giving a context clue to the meaning of the word within your sentence. You will be graded on the quality of your sentences.
Rows 1-3 should work with words 1-10; rows 4-6 should work with words 11-20.
Your context clue should use restatement, contrast, or inference (see p.7 of your vocab book if you need help with these).
Of course, identify yourself according to your first name, last initial, and section color.
e.g. Usually slightly nervous and uncertain, most ninth graders entering St. Mark's are somewhat taciturn during their initial days in school.
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1) There is a significant difference between the acuity of someone’s vision before and after they undergo Lasik eye surgery.
2) Use different colors to clearly delineate all of the different states on your map.
3) Men and women who commit serious crimes such as murder have a seriously depraved mind.
4) When I was hit to the ground, I enervated my wrist be falling right on to it.
5) His life work has been conducting research in a somewhat esoteric branch of science.
6) Zebrafish are highly fecund. Each female can lay up to 200 eggs per clutch.
7) The government can institute as many fiats as it wants as long as they abide by the Constitution.
8) As a young child, many people have figments that they call their “imaginary friends.”
9) Since sales of the new riding boots were very high, the company garnered a large profit.
10) As Catholics, we hallow the name of God because he is our great and holy creator.
11. The idiosyncrasy that Chris's favorite color is pink is very distinguishable because you can always catch him sporting many pink articles of clothing, even to school.
12. Jeff was in pure ignominy and disgrace after his debacle to his opponent in his state championship wrestling match.
13. I'm tired of the same old mundane tan and white colors of my room; I'm ready to spice it up and add some hot pink and neon green.
14. The slight nuance in paint color on my art project is enough for me to fail the class for the year; I need everything to be perfect, with no variations in color or texture in order to receive an A.
15. Calvin's overweening confidence that he would win his soccer match made me very skeptical of his ability to come through, and sure enough his team lost by an embarrassing margin.
16. She has a strong penchant to using the word "literally," and after hearing it uttered by her so many times, I never want to hear anyone use the word again.
17. The reputed bank robber is under questioning and is being ostracized by his community, even though it has not yet been proven whether he did or did not rob the bank.
18. Don't pay attention to the car salesman's sophistry to buy the extended warranty for a much higher price because you are bound to get into an accident soon; it is unsound, unlikely, and not reasonable.
19. Many girls what a very sumptuous, extravagant Sweet 16, but I would prefer having just a few friends over with some small snacks and movies.
20. As much as we Americans like to think otherwise, the problems of poverty and starvation are ubiquitous and exist in every country, not just on the African continent.
1. The detective’s brilliant mind and acuity was to credit for his streak of 100 solved cases in a row.
2. The reason the perpetrator was arrested so quickly was due to the sketch artist who delineated such an accurate portrait of the suspect.
3. Crime in cities such as New York is so large today due to the depraved kids who grow up in such a violent territory.
4. Although he was once an amazing writer, a disease enervated his mind and his once brilliant mind no longer was the same.
5. The esoteric phrase meant nothing to most, but to the undercover agent it was a signal to abort the mission.
6. After the storm of the century struck, the once fecund farmland turned into a barren wasteland that produced no vegetation.
7. Many unfair fiats from the king were the cause of the country’s citizens to rebel against their government.
8. The man’s claim that he saw his mother, who had passed away, was a mere figment of his imagination.
9. Leading up to the court case, the rookie lawyer knew he had to garner up much evidence against the defendant in order to be victorious in hi first case.
10. Everything the celebrity touched seemed to be hallowed by adoring fans and treasured as keepsakes for life.
1. Her mental acuity showed when she scored a 2391 on the SAT.
2. The artist so accurately delineated her client’s features in the painting that her husband thought it was a photograph.
3. The depraved man was found guilty of murder and domestic violence.
4. The hit from the linebacker enervated the 100 pound kicker, who accidentally got in the way during the play, to the point where he just laid on the ground moaning softly.
5. The pretentious girls’ intentionally esoteric conversation about their secret handshake upset me a bit.
6. The fecund field allowed the farmer to grow a surplus of eggplants he could sell at the market.
7. The fiat of the new king that all taxes were to be doubled, made him widely unpopular.
8. It turns out, the idea that sloths’ favorite food was black licorice, was just a figment of my imagination.
9. Although some people saw it as immoral, I attempted to garner money from the generous millionaires at the charity dinner.
10. Most battlefields where soldier’s lives were lost, later were declared hallowed ground.
1. The acuity of his vision diminished as he became older.
2. The author delineated the poem to help the reader understand the concept and purpose of his choice of words.
3. The evil, depraved man stole money from the innocent woman.
4. After the game, the players on the team were so enervated and sore that they could barely move.
5. I hate when teachers use esoteric words or phrases because I never understand what they are talking about.
6. The fecund land produced many fertile fruits and vegetables.
7. Our teacher gave us many commands, or fiats, because of our inappropriate behavior.
8. The little girl soon realized her imaginary friend was just a figment of her imagination.
9. After his birthday passed, he was able to garner about $200 given to him by his family and friends.
10. On the hallowed ground of the Battle of Gettysburg, Coach Boone gave his famous speech to his players in "Remember the Titans,” hoping they would understand the meaning of the sacred land.
1. The acuity of my mom’s hearing is already starting to diminish, and she’s still young.
2. At the meeting, the worker delineated and sketched with great detail his plan for a new phone design.
3. A morally depraved person may go against the Ten Commandments, losing sight of the moral thing to do.
4. Cancer often enervates, not strengthens, several peoples’ mental and/or physical abilities.
5. Their joke is esoteric, only meant to be understood by their friend group, making it an inside joke.
6. In chemistry, we are learning about different scientists whom all had fecund minds, brilliant enough to discover the basic studies of chemistry.
7. The platoon leader issued a somewhat random fiat for the soldiers to return back to camp.
8. When you told me you saw a ghost, I knew it was just a figment of your imagination.
9. When my grandfather passed away, I realized all of the lessons I garnered from him.
10. The Eucharist at church is hallowed, or consecrated, and differentiated from all other bread.
1. His acuity diminished after the horrible accident.
2. The artist delineated the crime scene for a future painting.
3. We found out that the depraved animal had rabies.
4. He was enervated after the big hit that left him crippled.
5. They shared the esoteric joke to only a select few.
6. The fecund land made him a very wealthy farmer.
7. The new school presidents laid out many fiats when she first arrived.
8. He thought he saw a ghost, but it was only a figment that he imagined.
9. We garner information as we go throughout our school years that will help us in the future.
10. The priest hallowed the new baseball field.
1. As many people get older, acuity of their sense start to diminish.
2. The artist delineated the suspects appearance for the police officers.
3. The depraved mobster had several warrants for his arrest.
4. The teame's morale was enervated when their opponent was up by thirty-five points.
5. The secret society made esorteric writings so they could communicate among themselves in code.
6. The fecund mind of the young chade many believe that he was a prodigy.
7. The rulers issued a fiat that ncitizen would be out in the streets after sunset.
8. The child's bestfriend was actually only a figment of his imagination that he created because of his loneliness.
9. With so much practice put in, the palyer was able to garner the ability to dunk a basketball.
10. The General hallowed the ground where he had lost so many of his troops.
10. The Bishop hallowed my cross necklace after the confirmation ceremony.
11. The use of parallel structure is an idiosyncrasy of rhetorical speech and writing.
12. Our loss to our rival put us in a state of ignominy.
13. My teacher's mundane methods of teaching mad it difficult to stay enthusiastic about our topics of study.
14. Although we are taking the same course our books are a nuance of each other.
15. Her overweening self confidence and narcissistic additive caused her to become single.
16. Referee's must stay neutral and not show a penchant for either team.
17. Although he is a honest and reputable police officer some are trying to saying that he is crooked.
18. I was tricked by a sophistic salesman into buying something I prolly will never use.
19. During the civil war era rich plantation owners lived in large sumptuous houses.
20. Our God is ubiquitous and is in everything that we see.
1. It is said that if you lose one sense you will gain acuity in your others.
2. The police delineated the criminal well after he stole from the gas station.
3. The depraved dictator did not care his people were starving.
4. The all-star quarterback was enervated by his old age when he retired.
5. The codes used by the military are esoteric so the enemies could not figure out their plans
6. The dirt in the park was particularly fecund as it produces fruits and vegetables all year.
7. The new fiat ordered by the king banned all sale of meat on Fridays in lent because he was catholic.
8. Young children’s imaginary friends are figments of their imagination.
9. The young man garnered his money from working a taco bell to buy a new car.
10. The Sistine chapel in Rome is a very hollow place.
1. The acuity of children with ADD and ADHD is different from children that do not have these disorders.
2. As I am reading a book, I often delineate in my head what the characters look like.
3. The handsome hero overtook the depraved witch from the movie.
4. The concussion enervated the young girl causing her to have various problems.
5. The secret society had an esoteric set of rules that had to be followed strictly.
6. I buy my delicious produce from a fecund farm in New Jersey.
7. To be accepted into their faith, Protestants often had strict fiats that had to be followed.
8. After being marooned on the island for three weeks, the speaking animals were a figment of the woman’s imagination.
9. Squirrels often garner large amounts of acorns and nuts for the winter months.
10. My teacher hallowed the Bible by putting it on its own shelf with a rosary.
1)You must have the mental acuity of a genius to win the Nobel Prize.
2)My Grandma,an artist, is always able to delineate me so perfectly in her sketchbook.
3)You must have a very depraved mind to be able to kill 50 people and have not one ounce of remorse.
4)When one has a concussion their mind is enervated and it is harder to focus.
5)My brother and I could not understand the conversation between the three scholars.
6)Sir Isaac Newton must have had a fecund mind to be able to write and understand the laws of gravity.
7)Many rulers put out fiats to keep their people and their country in order.
8) When I told my mom that I believed in vampires she told me it was just a figment of my imagination.
9)Sometimes if you just sit and listen to a teacher you will garner all of the information you need.
10)Catholics hallow the Bible because it is God's word.
The student's acuity was obvious after they saw his high IQ from the IQ test.
The suspect told the police what the culprit looked like and the sketch artist delineated his appearance.
The snake is seen as a depraved creature from its identity in the Bible.
His tiredness enervated him so much that he couldn't even finish the test.
St. Mark's lock-down drills use an esoteric phrase that only. students and faculty understand
The fecund creative teams at big corporations such as Google must have many good ideas for marketing and improving their services.
The leader declared a fiat that all citizens must follow for the time being.
The monsters seen by children are not real; they are figments of their imaginations.
The man garnered all of his money throughout his life from working and was able to retire early and live how he pleased.
Grounds where famous battles took place such as Gettysburg are hollowed to be remembered and honored.
1. Jeff would always have a lucky charm with him and that was one of the idiosyncrasies that made him unique.
2. His notorious attitude boosted his ignominy in high school.
3. Joe's mundane routine was waking up, going to work, coming home, and falling asleep.
4. Quality control specialists are trained to catch nuances in their products.
5. she was raised with an overweening attitude that made her blind to her own flaws.
6. Shopaholics have a penchant for buying useless clothing and knickknacks.
7. Actors are reputed for their skills in movies and TV series.
8. The Pharaoh's Curse is a sophistry that had fooled many people and made them superstitious.
9. He showed off his sumptuous life by purchasing the biggest boats, houses, and cars.
10. God is ubiquitous in the fact that he is omnipotent.
11. The fact that each pronoun has a conjugation of a verb for it is an idiosyncrasy of basic Spanish.
12. The traitor hung his head in ignominy when his commanding officer looked at him with tears in his eyes.
13. In order to break the chains of the mundane world that held him back, the artist traveled to Nepal in order to seek the true meaning of life.
14. Even a mediocre writer knows how to pick adjectives with a nuance of meaning in order to liven up their writing.
15. The blatant overweening of funds from the bank led to the charges of embezzlement against the judge.
16. A life on the streets, in many cases, leads many young people to have a penchant for crime.
17. American officials reputed that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction yet never found any in the course of the war.
18. Thomas Paine’s “American Crisis”, if analyzed carefully, can produce many cases of sheer sophistry.
19. The sumptuous gardens at the palace in Versailles were created for King Louis XIV to enjoy on his walks.
20. Some paranoid people believe that Big Brother is ubiquitous and constantly watching us in hope that we mess up.
idiosyncrasy: More than a few presentations still stand out in my memory, perhaps for idiosyncratic reasons.
ignominy: The president lowered his head in ignominy when he was impeached.
mundane: You may be assigned mundane tasks like scheduling appointments and answering phones.
nuance: Although I am a fan of literature, I do not always understand the nuance of Shakespeare's writing.
overweening: The overweening confidence of the candidate prevented her from acknowledging her weaknesses.
penchant: A boyfriend with a penchant for telling his girlfriend she looks fat is most likely to become single.
reputed: The food was everything prison food is reputed to be.
sophistry: The real offense is the church's theological sophistry.
sumptuous: The elegant rooms are beautifully decorated with old-style furniture and sumptuous fabrics.
ubiquitous: Smart phones have become ubiquitous in the United States.
11. Some of the strange grammar rules in the English language are its idiosyncrasy.
12. The ignominy a cheating scandal brings to a public figure can destroy a career.
13. The mundane way the book was written made it so boring that nobody liked it.
14. Not being able to tell a nuance detail in something can be aggravating.
15. The force that was used to stop the rioting was a bit overweening.
16. The awful teacher had a obvious penchant to ruining her students days.
17. Although it is reputed that he is the head of the crime ring nothing has ever been proven.
18. The scientists were unsettled by the likeliness of the sophistry that their colleague told them.
19. The CEO of the company had the most sumptuous house I had ever seen.
20. Water is a ubiquitous substance that you can find everywhere if you look hard enough.
11. The woman recognized the celebrity in disguise by the idiosyncrasy of his speech.
12. The ignominy of being caught using drugs can not be gone easily.
13. The mundane task of making dinner can easily become exciting by changing things up.
14. The counterfeit bills were only detected by a slight nuance in color.
15. His overweening plan was as bad as the catastrophe that resulted from it.
16. People often have a penchant to buy things that are placed on or near the cashier checkout.
17. The reputed doctor was found out to be a quack after background research found out that he did not even have a license.
18. Straw man, bandwagon, and ad hoc are examples of sophistry that people use to persuade them to believe what they are saying.
19. The sumptuous meal was enjoyed by the millionaires that had attended the yacht party.
20. Many ubiquitous expressions are often the most ancient.
11. The unique yet recognizable apple symbol on all of Apple’s products is only one of their many idiosyncrasies.
12. If you cheat on every test you take you will lose your teachers trust and you’ll be an ignominy to all the teachers.
13. People who are normal and mundane will always be watching the extraordinary people achieve great things.
14. In the artist’s crazy and colorful painting he made sure that there weren’t any nuances with the paint, all the colors had to be contrastingly different.
15. “If Jack wasn’t so overweening and cocky, maybe he’d gain some respect from the other players,” remarked the head coach.
16. “Emily has a penchant for adopting stray dogs, it’s very sweet but we don’t have enough space in our house for all of the animals!” exclaimed the mother.
17. Everyone thinks Eric is the reputed honor roll student, but in reality he’s failing everything except gym.
18. Michael, being the scheming bully that he is, used his sophistry to get the answer sheet from nerdy Nelson.
19. Jay Gatsby lived a sumptuous lifestyle by throwing amazing and costly parties every weekend for no particular reason.
20. The only reason why magazines have pictures of celebrities doing normal, everyday things 24/7 is because of the ubiquitous paparazzi.
1. In the Spanish language concerning verbs, there is many an idiosyncrasy when it comes to irregulars.
2. The student felt much ignominy when showing his failed test grade to his parents.
3. The mundane tasks of everyday life can be relaxing to those that are veterans of war or conflict.
4. In art, especially in paintings, nuance can make all the difference to differentiate night from day.
5. Some overweening students believe they can score high on tests without even studying.
6. The two lovers, Romeo and Juliet, in Shakespeare’s great play have a strong penchant for each other.
7. The reputed knight was found out to be none other than a lowly and scrawny peasant.
8. The sophistry of the doctor reasoned the patient into getting unnecessary plastic surgery.
9. The sumptuous house owned by the billionaire was fitted with both a pool and a movie room.
10. It is said in the Catholic faith that the ubiquitous Word of God fills everyone with a sense of love and joy.
Albert Einstein was a man of acuity and logically thinking.
In art class I had to delineate a portrait of JFK.
The devil is depraved as a figure of evil and negative energy.
The soldier waterboarded the terrorist to enervate him and make him tell him what led him to bomb the city.
I have a few hilarious esoteric, or inside jokes.
With the perfect amount of rainfall we had a fecund harvest from the potato field.
The king ordered new fiats, and strict rules to be applied.
After taking unknown drugs the man at the party was seeing figments and illusions.
Bears garner their food for hibernation.
The bishop hallowed the new alter in the Church.
11. Your idiosyncrasy of talking can be very annoying sometimes.
12. Bob brought ignominy to his family’s name ever since he stole the famous painting from the museum.
13. It is fun to take a break from my mundane life and go on vacation.
14. The nuance of the paint on my walls annoys me even though everyone doesn’t seem to notice.
15. I don’t like to surround myself with overweening people because I find them very annoying.
16. Suzy has a penchant to blue clothing because it is her favorite color.
17. Teachers always trust me because of my reputed personality.
18. Some marketers use sophistry to trick their customers into buying more products for more money.
19. The girl’s sumptuous party must have cost a lot of money.
20. I feel like my parents are ubiquitous, they seem to know about everything in my life.
1. As you get older the acuity of your hearing diminishes.
2. It is hard to follow directions when people do not delineate them correctly.
3. She might seem nice, but I know she has a depraved side of her.
4. The star football player was depraved when he broke his foot while playing a game.
5. When she told me she snuck out of the house, she said to not tell anyone and keep it esoteric.
6. In science class we composted so the soil will be fecund.
7. The teacher became stricter and had a lot of new fiats.
8. You are just a figment of my imagination.
9. I garner the clothes that I have grown out of to give to my little sister.
10. Hallowed by tradition, members of the Catholic Church are baptized.
1. Acuity- A hunter who uses dogs usually depends on their acuity of their hearing and sense of smell.
2. Delineate- Daniel delineated the character of Emily so well that we could predict her every move.
3. Depraved- After the trial, all the judge could say was that this serial killer was not only sick but also depraved.
4. Enervate- Shouts from the crowd can easily enervate a professional sports player.
5. Esoteric- The astronomers spent all night debating the esoteric theory of the big bang.
6. Fecund- I have worked hard to make this soil fecund so I can compost it for years.
7. Fiat- Students who follow their teacher’s fiats are those who are most likely to succeed.
8. Figment- My brother’s imaginary friend is nothing but a figment of this imagination.
9. Garner- The considerate family would garner items such as used clothing for the poor and homeless.
10. Hallow- Once all the Notre Dame Football players graduated, they all hallowed the grounds they formerly played on.
1) When the acuity of her vision started to lessen, her parents took her in for a vision test to get glasses.
2) She is skilled at delineating pictures in peoples’ minds because she uses such descriptive words that you can see it right in front of you.
3) Hitler is often thought of as a depraved and evil man who led the killings of many innocent people.
4) After running almost four hundred miles in the summer, her legs were enervating and weakening because she was burning out.
5) Certain codes are esoteric to specific groups of people, and only they know what those private codes mean.
6) The corn this year lacked fecund due to the lack of rain and blistering sun; the corn was parched.
7) The Queen of England introduced a new fiat, or decree, to England.
8) Children are often scared by monsters in their rooms, but the monsters are only a figment of their imagination.
9) Squirrels garner nuts all fall, so that when they hibernate in the winter, they have enough food stored.
10) Relics of Saints or holy people are hallowed and set apart as sacred because they should be honored greatly.
1. The acuity of the dog’s sense of smell was portrayed through his sniffing the air as I made bacon.
2. My sister Jen delineated our house with every little detail in her sketch book.
3. The Wicked Witch of the West has a depraved green tint to her skin, proving she is evil.
4. Cancer affected her life in so many ways, even enervating her physical abilities.
5. Her friends purposefully made esoteric remarks to make her feel left out.
6. My grandfather’s fecund farm resulted in many buyers interested in his crops.
7. Our new principal made many new fiats that help our school prosper and thrive.
8. Her figment of imagination caused her to believe she was actually a princess from Genovia.
9. Throughout the years, I will have garnered a lot of pertinent information that I will remember.
10. In the cheerleading movies, the girls hallow the “spirit stick”, the most sacred thing if they win the competition.
1. The sense of acuity in his voice when he told us about his past really showed how painful it must have been.
2. He perfectly delineated the scene with his musical talent, making his voice and his partners match and a beautiful harmony.
3. The depraved look on his face made me question whether he was legally sane or not.
4. The heat from the fire enervated the metal, first weakening it and then finally it giving away.
5. My esoteric comment was meant only for my select best friends to understand.
6. The fecund field had a lot of grain.
7. It was an involuntary fiat, because I didn’t want to do it.
8. The scary monster under a child’s bed is just a figment of their imagination.
9. I garnered the bits of the mirror that belonged to my grandmother and I keep it by my side as an aid for my troubles.
10. I hallowed the journal as a reminder to all of the troubles of Jesus the Lord.
11. The idiosyncrasy between the two twins is that one wear her hair down and the other wears it up.
12. When the previous state champions lost to the last place ranked team, ignominy was brought upon the city.
13. If you leave your mundane possessions behind, you’re more likely to get in touch with your inner self.
14. The nuance on the shirt really helped to show that it was going for an ombre effect.
15. The overweening girl only cares about herself and no one else.
16. The penchant on the mountain made it difficult to climb because it was too tiring.
17. The reputed criminal wasn’t even in town the night the robbery took place.
18. The sophistry of a sales clerk was able to convince the naïve girl into buying the more expensive brands.
19. The boy’s sumptuous 16th birthday party was raved about for months.
20. The ubiquitous disease is killing millions all over the world.
1. Because he had such a low acuity in his ears, he had to get hearing aids.
2. The police agency delineated the image of the thief to the public as described by the eyewitness.
3. Pit bulls have the reputation of being depraved animals, but many are serene and kind pets.
4. Cancer enervates the body of its victim; the victim becomes crippled and paralyzed.
5. Telegraph users used an esoteric language that could not be decoded by anyone who intercepted the message.
6. Many Europeans traveled to the United States in hope of fecund land that would be good for farming.
7. Industries that depend on government fiat for their livelihood are living on the government’s time.
8. Many young children have figments of their imaginations that they claim to be their friends.
9. Hoarders garner random items and store them away for future use.
10. Many people wrongfully hollow material items as if they are holy or sacred.
1. The knife had acuity judging by the acuteness of the cut in the apple.
2. In Titanic. Jack delineated a picture of Rose lying on the sofa with the heart of the ocean on her neck.
3. There was a depraved and disgusting man on the news for committing third degree murder.
4. Symptoms of cancer can include enervate limbs and brain for the duration of the sickness.
5. Clubs have certain esoteric rules for people who would like to join the club.
6. The fecund boy had the best grade in the class, so we all tried to be as fertile minded as him.
7. Kings tend to make new fiats when first taking the throne.
8. The boy thought there were monsters under his bed, but only turned out to be a figment of his imagination.
9. My grandmother garnered jewelry, pictures, and letters for my family when she passes away.
10. The hallow ground made me feel like I was walking on a blessed area.
1. The dog’s acuity of his hearing was so dull that he didn’t even react to the fire alarm.
2. The doctors delineated a very vivid plan of what they will do during the surgery.
3. In The Little Mermaid, the depraved witch tricks the little mermaid into becoming a human.
4. Because the crippled and elderly man was recovering from an illness, he didn’t want to participate in the marathon because he knew it would enervate him.
5. His cryptic job has been investigating research for an esoteric branch of business.
6. Because of how intelligent he is, Mike will be a fecund mind for many generations in the future.
7. The command given by the King was a type of fiat the new subjects have never heard before.
8. Is it really snowing with a 0% chance of snow, or is this just a figment of my imagination?
9. I’m going to garner all of my chemistry papers this year so I have them to refer back to next year in chemistry 2.
10. That road was always considered to be something blessed, as if it were hallowed ground.
11. The child’s odd clothing and accent gives him an idiosyncrasy that people identify him with.
12. Cheating in school is an ignominy that teachers frown upon.
13. The man’s mundane concerns differed greatly from his grandiose ideas to change himself and the attitudes of others.
14. A singing solo can be affected by the nuances a singer makes to enhance it.
15. The rich man’s overweening attitude made people dislike him due to its conceitful and arrogant tone.
16. The girl’s penchant of cleaning made her room clean and tidy every day.
17. The student is reputed to be number one in the state, giving him a reputation as a genius.
18. The panic of the world ending in 2012 was a sophistry that was soon considered a joke.
19. The sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner had several plates of different kinds of food and drink.
20. Air is ubiquitous, as it surrounds us and is everywhere on earth.
The acuity of his senses was significantly diminished when he was diagnosed with his concussion.
The historical author was able to delineate the happenings of the battle so well it was almost as if you were really there.
The depraved ruler turned what had been a fair justice system into one filled with evil and corrupt judges.
Her range of mobility became smaller and smaller as her disease continued to enervate her whole body.
She chose to write the note in esoteric language that only she and her friends understood, lest it were to fall into the wrong hands.
The farm was completely self-sustainable due to its fecund fields.
The ruler did not hesitate to enforce several new fiats for his kingdom to follow when he took the throne.
The girl got lost in the figments of her imagination during class and thus was not well prepared when it came time for the test.
She was able to garner many medals and trophies as a result of her hard work in singing competitions.
The group bowed their heads in solemnity and reverence as they approached the hallowed ground of the battlefield.
11. Many ethnic foods serve as idiosyncrasies for different cultures.
12. The loud argument in public between the two brothers brought embarrassment and ignominy to the family.
13. The woman lived a very mundane and simple life by not wasting money on lavish gifts and saving energy in her house.
14. After the children colored on the walls, the babysitter painted the walls with a color of nuance to closely match the previous color.
15. Overweening Owen told the entire school that he was going to start for varsity basketball, but from the results of tryouts, he would most likely start for the freshman team.
16. Magnets of opposite charges have a very strong penchant towards each other and can attract each other from many inches away.
17. The reputed student body president was soon disliked for approving the elimination of free periods.
18. Every day, Police officers have to deal with the sophistry from people accusing suspects of murder.
19. The sumptuous house came with eight bathrooms, nine bedrooms, three pools, and four sports fields.
20.Ubiquitous Apple has taken over the world, shipping products to several different countries.
11. The birth mark on the man’s left cheek was an idiosyncrasy that helped the victim to pick the man out from the crowd of suspects.
12. For a professional golfer, missing a two foot put will most likely bring ignominy to his or her career; causing some fans to lose faith in their PGA favorite.
13. Hiking and camping are two very mundane activities that bring humans closer to nature.
14. Professional art appraisers are able to recognize nuances and small changes in a fake piece of art that the untrained human eye cannot detect.
15. Carl Distefano’s voice is very overweening and loud, which is one of the things that makes him a good pubic speaker.
16. I had a penchant to use my five iron rather than my six, which ended up being a good choice because I landed 3 feet from the hole.
17. The fact that Wayne Gretzky was the best hockey player to ever be in the NHL is reputed.
18. John Dalton’s atomic theory is a sophistry. It was accepted at first but later proved wrong in a few aspects.
19. Buying exotic sports cars and living in lavish houses is a very sumptuous way of life.
20. In Christianity, it is said that God is ubiquitous which is something that new converts may have a very hard time understanding.
1. Many of the greatest men in history are blessed with an abundance of mental acuity, and are able to respond to almost any situation without hesitation.
2. Edgar Allen Poe is one of the greatest horror writers ever not because of his ability to delineate bloody and most often times disturbing tales, but because of his uncanny ability to make the character committing the crime seem calm and peaceful whilst committing them.
3. Often times earning the title of oldest and most infamous of super villains the Joker is often described as being a depraved soulless human being with no fears or morals, and with only one real passion which often times involves destroying the lives of the innocent and creating mass chaos as well as unchecked anarchy.
4. The worst crimes committed by the Nazis were not necessarily the physically punishing ones, rather it was their ability to crush the very hope and will of their captives so as to make them little more than animals obeying their masters.
5. To the average person the insane are nothing more than crazy men and women who delight in the harm of themselves or others, but to a select few the esoteric mind of the insane is a challenge which to them is won by figuring out why the insane do what they do.
6. Some of the greatest men in history were not known for being the ones with the most imaginative and fecund minds, but were known for their kind and compassionate ways which if you ask me when put together creates the most intelligent mind of all.
7. Adolf Hitler’s many fiats and decrees would lead to the most horrible and inhumane genocide ever committed by one group throughout history.
8. After watching too many horror movies it is not uncommon for the human mind to create figments of one’s imagination due to ones sensory nerves performing at an above average level causing one to hear and see things which probably are not real.
9. After many failed attempts the man finally garnered the first place Nobel Prize award he had been working to achieve for many years.
10. It is my personal opinion that the holocaust camps are so hallowed by those who were murdered in them that to even step on the grounds upon which they were built is disrespectful to the fallen who died in them.
1. After years of hunting the acuity of the man’s hearing had greatly diminished due to the loud rifle shots.
2. The mayor failed to clearly delineate the public initiative, and he left many city council members confused and without enough information.
3. The depraved dictator stopped at nothing to retain his power, and he cruelly suppressed democratic movements in his country.
4. Cancer enervated Jim Valvano’s physical strength, but it could not take away his spirit.
5. What good is a secret organization that doesn’t have its own esoteric rights and mysterious meetings?
6. The fecund and fertile Nile River delta was in stunning contrast to the surrounding desert.
7. The parliament dictated a new fiat that banned texting and driving in the country.
8. A mirage of a lush green oasis in the middle of the desert is a commonly used figment of imagination in literature.
9. The wealthy man was able to garner his immense wealth through years of hard work, frugal spending, and smart investment.
10. The bloody battle fields of the civil war hallowed the land that men fought and died on.
1. It is harder to learn Spanish because of its idiosyncrasy irregular conjugations of the same verbs.
2. The criminal put so much ignominy on his family they could not leave there home.
3. Some people's mundane look on life keeps them from trying new things.
4. The synonyms of some words do not always make sense do to there nuance meanings.
5. The overweening attitudes of some kids prevents them from making friends.
6. The professors strong penchant for lectures made him everyone’s favorite teacher.
7. It is also reputed that he was the most influential of the new found writer.
8. Some students use sophistry to try and trick teachers into reasons why they do not do their homework.
9. The sumptuous parties that were held at Gatsby’s house were always something to look forward too.
10. The ubiquitous language of today is way different from what was spoken hundreds of years ago.
11. Many Lithuanians can be identified with the idiosyncrasy of their accent which helps to distinguish their background.
12. The act of shunning in the Amish community is meant to bring shame and ignominy onto the person who is being shunned.
13. Every morning consists of the same boring and mundane tasks to get ready for school.
14. The musician introduced a nuance when he slightly varied the tempo and overall quality of his performance.
15. Overweening people tend to stare at themselves in the mirror too much because of their conceited behavior.
16. The judge held a strong penchant to incarcerate the man after finding evidence of his alleged crime.
17. The accepted and reputed laws of Sir Isaac Newton were actually argued against before they became widely accepted throughout the world.
18. I was not sure if I should believe this car salesman because this dealership has been known for its convincing sophistry with used cars, even when they are lemons.
19. Jay Gatsby threw many luxurious and sumptuous parties due to his extreme wealth and magnificent home.
20. That ubiquitous commercial is on every channel at every commercial break, I see it everywhere.
11. Many Lithuanians can be identified with the idiosyncrasy of their accent which helps to distinguish their background.
12. The act of shunning in the Amish community is meant to bring shame and ignominy onto the person who is being shunned.
13. Every morning consists of the same boring and mundane tasks to get ready for school.
14. The musician introduced a nuance when he slightly varied the tempo and overall quality of his performance.
15. Overweening people tend to stare at themselves in the mirror too much because of their conceited behavior.
16. The judge held a strong penchant to incarcerate the man after finding evidence of his alleged crime.
17. The accepted and reputed laws of Sir Isaac Newton were actually argued against before they became widely accepted throughout the world.
18. I was not sure if I should believe this car salesman because this dealership has been known for its convincing sophistry with used cars, even when they are lemons.
19. Jay Gatsby threw many luxurious and sumptuous parties due to his extreme wealth and magnificent home.
20. That ubiquitous commercial is on every channel at every commercial break, I see it everywhere.
11. Many Lithuanians can be identified with the idiosyncrasy of their accent which helps to distinguish their background.
12. The act of shunning in the Amish community is meant to bring shame and ignominy onto the person who is being shunned.
13. Every morning consists of the same boring and mundane tasks to get ready for school.
14. The musician introduced a nuance when he slightly varied the tempo and overall quality of his performance.
15. Overweening people tend to stare at themselves in the mirror too much because of their conceited behavior.
16. The judge held a strong penchant to incarcerate the man after finding evidence of his alleged crime.
17. The accepted and reputed laws of Sir Isaac Newton were actually argued against before they became widely accepted throughout the world.
18. I was not sure if I should believe this car salesman because this dealership has been known for its convincing sophistry with used cars, even when they are lemons.
19. Jay Gatsby threw many luxurious and sumptuous parties due to his extreme wealth and magnificent home.
20. That ubiquitous commercial is on every channel at every commercial break, I see it everywhere.
11. The way he acted in public was an idiosyncrasy that no one could quite explain.
12. The athlete’s fame went to ignominy in an instant after his PED allegation.
13. When asked what they want to be when they grow up, most children would not say that they want to work a mundane desk job.
14. Many synonyms found in the thesaurus are actually just nuances of other words.
15. Most people who have an overweening personality are too conceited to realize that not many people really like them.
16. People with Tourette’s syndrome tend to have a penchant to say something rather inappropriate at the wrong time.
17. Hundreds of years ago, common people believed that a king was the reputed ruler of the land, and that nothing could intercede his power.
18. Many car salespeople over-exaggerate the value of their product with sophistries about qualities such as fuel efficiency.
19. The legendary athlete was recognized for his accomplishments with a sumptuous awards ceremony.
20. Air is one ubiquitous substance that people should not have to worry about losing.
1. The acuity George showed proved to me that he has a sharp mind and quick wits.
2.The way he delineated the basis of the story was so clear, it was almost as if I read the book myself.
3. A depraved man may see no sadness in a huge tragedy such as 9/11.
4. In order to enervate the enemy, we have sent bombing attacks on their main supply lines to try and weaken them before we attack.
5.The president's cabinet probably has esoteric codes to ensure their privacy when they are talking.
6. The fecund land of the west drew many settlers towards western lands in search for rich and fertile soils.
7.The fiat from the commander snapped the soldiers into attention and made them quickly go to work.
8. The imaginary friends many children have are just figments of their imagination.
9.The more he garnered over the time, the bigger his reward from the work seemed to grow.
10. As we hollowed the shrine to our Lord, our faith grew and our love for God became stronger.
1. The acuity of her hearing was because of the fact that she had been born blind.
2. Van Gogh’s painting The Starry Night delineates an evening landscape and the night sky adorned with the abstract swirls of the moon and stars.
3. The Holocaust was a depraved period in world history, when millions of people were killed because of their own religious background.
4. Over the years, the old man became more and more enervate as arthritis ravaged his frail bones.
5. The Intellectuals’ Society on campus is so esoteric that its members must swear an oath of secrecy and promise never to speak of the events that take place there.
6. Sir Isaac Newton had one of the most fecund and brilliant minds of his day.
7. In ancient times, a king ruled by fiat, and anyone who failed to comply with his decree was banished, tortured, or killed.
8. The woman was confined to an asylum for claiming to see horrifying apparitions, which turned out to be figments of her troubled mind.
9. It took her four years to garner enough courage to try out for the soccer team, and she ended up making the team.
10. Ground Zero in New York is considered to be hallowed ground because of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.
1. The acuity of her hearing was because of the fact that she had been born blind.
2. Van Gogh’s painting The Starry Night delineates an evening landscape and the night sky adorned with the abstract swirls of the moon and stars.
3. The Holocaust was a depraved period in world history, when millions of people were killed because of their own religious background.
4. Over the years, the old man became more and more enervate as arthritis ravaged his frail bones.
5. The Intellectuals’ Society on campus is so esoteric that its members must swear an oath of secrecy and promise never to speak of the events that take place there.
6. Sir Isaac Newton had one of the most fecund and brilliant minds of his day.
7. In ancient times, a king ruled by fiat, and anyone who failed to comply with his decree was banished, tortured, or killed.
8. The woman was confined to an asylum for claiming to see horrifying apparitions, which turned out to be figments of her troubled mind.
9. It took her four years to garner enough courage to try out for the soccer team, and she ended up making the team.
10. Ground Zero in New York is considered to be hallowed ground because of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.
11. One of his idiosyncrasies is that he always wears a green hat.
12. Napolean was exiled from France in ignominy.
13. The mundane life of a desk job worker is not for everyone.
14. The art critic noticed a nuance and concluded that the piece was fake.
15. The overweening candidate didn't bother to put up any signs or ads, expecting that he would win anyway.
16. The criminal had a penchant to return to crime so he was put on a close watch to make sure he didn't relapse.
17. Even though the kid was reputed to have an anger problem, the foolish boy still picked a fight with him.
18. His sophistry, though it seemed at first plausible, made no sense after a closer examination.
19. The spoiled child inherited a sumptuous fortune from his hardworking parents.
20. God is said to be ubiquitous and omnipresent.
1.) Dogs are well known for their acuity of their senses of hearing and smell, being able to detect sounds and aromas from far off that we humans couldn’t hope to notice.
2.) Leonardo Da Vinci perfectly delineates the definition of a renaissance man. Being skilled in art, science, literature, and engineering, a man of many talents such as him would go down in history as the man that had it all.
3.) The jury could not understand the depraved argument of the defendant. His pleas of rationalizing his horrible crimes earned him time in an asylum.
4.) Although the constant dark and heavy emotions of the novel may enervate the reader, these strong feelings create a masterful atmosphere of the weakening and struggle of the character you become so attached to.
5.) Any discussion between two science professors, filled with the esoteric words of advanced science, always sounds like some kind of foreign language to me.
6.) Einstien was one of the most fecund humans of all time, being the creator of many important theories such as the theory of relativity, and inventions such as the atomic bomb. He accomplished so much in his lifetime.
7.) Industries that depend of government fiat for survival are living on borrowed time, eventually they will receive a command that dooms their company to bankruptcy.
8.) Members of the older generations view all this new ubiquitous technology as figments of their imagination that are beyond understanding.
9.) Due to America’s insatiable love for football, which is not included in the Olympics, they sadly do not garner as much attention as all of the great athletes deserve.
10.) The battlefields of the bloody civil war have become hallowed locations of remembering the brutal conflict where young men fought to shape the country we know and love today.
1.) Alcohol and drugs diminish the brain's acuity.
2.) A true artist can delineate every last tiny detail on a portrait.
3.) The depraved dictator turned his subjects into slaves.
4.) Alzheimer's Disease enervates the person;s ability to remember and comprehend things.
5.) In wartime, soldiers will speak in an esoteric language in order to transmit secret intelligence.
6.) The sixth grader's fecund mind allowed him to be taking a high school math course.
7.) The king's fiat raised taxes to the point where everyone was poor.
8.) Imaginary friends are just figments of children's imaginations.
9.) Through your years in elementary school, you garner the necessary tools to move on to high school.
10.) The priest hallowed the boy's necklace so that he may have a sacramental with him always.
1. The acuity of her eyesight is much better than her parents, who both wear glasses.
2. The self portrait I drew delineates my appearance and my personality.
3. Nixon’s depraved presidency involved many scandals.
4. Unfortunately Alzheimer’s enervates the mind rather quickly.
5. At my dance studio there is an esoteric contract that must be followed by all dancers.
6. The fecund field was filled with flowers as far as the eye could see.
7. After so many accidents the king was forced to institute a fiat stating that busy streets have certain number of cars at all times.
8. The thought that everyone is against you is a figment of your imagination.
9. During my teacher’s lecture, I paid close attention and I was able to garner a lot of useful information.
10. The dance studio floors were hallowed by the beautiful ballerina.
1. The acuity of Mary’s hearing allows her to hear things that are far away with ease.
2. When sketching a picture, an artist may delineate the general idea of the picture, he will then add detail in the final copy.
3. Once a kind and friendly girl, Lisa was depraved by her corrupt friends.
4. Sometimes when I’m under a lot of stress, my mind will enervate and be impaired because I have so much on my mind.
5. Although I did okay in Spanish class, I always considered it to be an esoteric class because very few people understand it.
6. The apple tree my mom planted was fecund and bore many apples for my family to eat.
7. The king ordered a fiat declaring that taxes in his kingdom were going to be raised.8.
The idea that there are monsters under the bed are a figment of a child’s wild imagination.
9. After many months, the author was able to garner enough advice and corrections to write the final copy of her book.
10. Many people visit the hollow and holy ground of Jerusalem, so they can walk on the same ground Jesus once walked.
1. The acuity of the inventors during the early 1800s launched America into an industrial revolution.
2. The new bill did not delineate the reasons for the drilling operations and wasn't passed,
3. After the years of consistent abuse, the man's mind became depraved.
4. After losing five games straight, the team was enervated.
5. There are many conspiracy theories surrounding the very esoteric group called the free masons.
6. Due to the hour long class and their short attention span, the student were not very fecund.
7. Due to the many attempts on his life, the nervous king made many outrageous fiats to tighten the law.
8. Deserts are famous for instilling the figment of an oasis into the mind of travelers.
9. After garnering as many points as possible during the game, we lost all of them in final jeopardy.
10. Many famous battlefields have been hallowed by leaders and soldiers after the massive amounts of deaths that had occurred.
1.The quality of my dogs hearing is impeccable.
2. Most coaches usually delineate their game plan before a big game.
3. The accused killers attorney claimed that his depraved mind was due to a mental illness and lead with an insanity plea for why he murder 12 girls.
4. Over the years the houses structure enervated more and more. When a minor earthquake shook the land the house collapsed.
5. My little brother and his friends have lots of inside jokes and keep most of what they do esoteric.
6. After a long day I’m exhausted and am not fecund at all.
7. After too many late nights, Jane’s parents issued a fiat that she is home by 10:00 pm.
8.After being sick and bedridden for many days, Mary began seeing imaginary figments.
9.After training for several months, Alex was finally able to garner the body she envisioned.
10. My friend’s mom hallows the things she brought over from China as a little girl.
Acuity- Most scientists have an above average acuity, regarding their knowledge.
Delineate- In his speech, Obama delineated his vision for America very effectively, leading to few misconceptions.
Depraved- Hitler preformed his actions with depraved indifference to human suffering.
Enervate- Alzheimer’s enervates the human memory.
Esoteric- Coaches usually have esoteric phrases that they can yell out to their players so that they know what to do, and that the opponent does not know what they are up to.
Fecund- The fecund soil was able to produce enough food for the entire village.
Fiat-The mayor declared a fiat that gay marriage was allowed in the city.
Figment- Imaginary friends are just figments of the child’s imagination.
Garner- After three weeks of studying Abby was able to garner the A+ in math.
Hallow- The pope hallowed the grounds as an ancient praying area to the gods.
11. The way that she always talks with her hands is an idiosyncrasy that makes her unique.
12. The football team was in ignominy after they didn’t score any points in the championship game.
13. It is easy to forget about the mundane worries of life when you are doing something as extraordinary as skydiving.
14. It is amazing how many nuances can be made from a single color if you mix black or white with it.
15. The overweening confidence of the boys’ soccer team caused them to underestimate the other team and lose the game.
16. The penchant between the two teenagers was apparent because they constantly looked over at each other during class.
17. She is the reputed girl in school who always gets perfect grades, so it is always surprising when she gets anything below a “B.”
18. He was tricked into buying the car that had more than he needed by the persuasive sophistry of the salesman.
19. The two poor children were swept away by the sumptuous birthday celebration of their wealthy friends.
20. Catholics believe that no matter what, God is ubiquitous and is always with you.
While that sentiment may seem bleak, it is only because the author approaches the nature of fear with uncommon acuity and insight.
Each painting helps advance the action and delineate the characters.
Her account of the period depicts a depraved and heartless Hollywood.
Although eventually the emotionally dark atmosphere may enervate the reader, the novel has a haunting power.
Its size and complexity make it forbidding and esoteric.
Yet no matter how fecund nature is, humans are more so.
• Fiat reserve currency can accrue great economic benefits.
She tells her father, but he thinks it a figment of her imagination and that she is spending too much time with the strange loner.
If we manufacture and garner more stuff, we'll need ever more people to help us .
To deliberately hallow such God-forbidden relationships is to approve sin.
1. When people go blind, it is said that the acuity of their hearing increases to make up for the loss.
2. The witness delineates the criminal's appearance to the police sketch artist.
3. The man was so depraved that he showed no remorse for his heinous crimes.
4. Cancer can enervate a person's ability to function properly.
5. The joke was esoteric; it was only understood by those who had been on the team before.
6. The fecund woman gave birth to many children.
7. The fiat commanded that all male citizens must register for the draft.
8. The apparition was just a figment of her imagination.
9. The girl's grades were garnered, she was able to earn them through lots of studying.
10. The church property is considered holy or hallowed ground.
1. When people go blind, it is said that the acuity of their hearing increases to make up for the loss.
2. The witness delineates the criminal's appearance to the police sketch artist.
3. The man was so depraved that he showed no remorse for his heinous crimes.
4. Cancer can enervate a person's ability to function properly.
5. The joke was esoteric; it was only understood by those who had been on the team before.
6. The fecund woman gave birth to many children.
7. The fiat commanded that all male citizens must register for the draft.
8. The apparition was just a figment of her imagination.
9. The girl's grades were garnered, she was able to earn them through lots of studying.
10. The church property is considered holy or hallowed ground.
11. The idiosyncrasy of certain verbs in the Spanish language can be quite frustrating when learning it for the first time.
12. When he was found to be a part of the 1919 Black Sox Scandal, pitcher Ed Cicotte’s once great career became one of ignominy.
13. Being used to his mundane career at a law firm, John was caught off guard when he attended the opera that his twin was the lead in.
14. Sometimes the evening sky can have nuances in color as a result of the setting sun.
15. The overweening pride of the new major caused the citizens to revolt against him and removes him from office.
16. Andrew had a penchant for doing as little work as possible for his classes.
17. In the Catholic Church, John the Apostle is the reputed “Beloved Disciple.”
18. The stress of the vitamins and minerals in children’s cereal is a sophistry that tricks parents into buying them.
19. Odysseus returned home to find a sumptuous feast of his wife’s suitors in his dining hall whom he then brutally murdered.
20. The laws of physics state that nothing in the universe can be ubiquitous.
1. Everybody has a certain peculiarity specific to them, but the girl over there, one of her idiosyncrasy is twirling her hair in class.
2. Bod never received an acclaim from his parents when he brought home his test scores, he always got ignominy from his parents.
3. The housewife live a routine life every day, I would say her life is mundane.
4. The nuances of her fine blond hair glistened in the sunlight.
5. The girl in our class is very arrogant, her overweening pride made everybody hate her.
6. A student with a penchant for perfection probably doesn’t have an aversion for disorientation.
7. St. Mark’s baseball team is highly reputed because they won the state championships 2 years in a row.
8. A sophistry is kind of like a rumor, it has reasoning that seems plausible but is actually unsound.
9. The King threw a sumptuous party, with the richest foods you can each, the mostly magnificent décor you ever seen, for the conquering their enemy.
10. Smartphones have become very ubiquitous , everybody has them these days.
1. The acuity of the audience's listening was very high during the effective speech of "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God."
2. I yearned to be a part of student council so I could delineate my ideas of improvement to benefit the school.
3. During the Great Depression, many Americans were in a state of depravity and lost all hopes for the future.
4. The coach enervated the players with harsh negative criticism after they had been shut out by their rivals.
5. Only the small group of children who made up the strange esoteric language on the playground could comprehend it.
6. The fecund invention of the automobile changed the ways of transportation and drove people into dependence.
7. The generals instituted several new fiats to the army once their previous commander had been killed.
8. The Age of Reason was a time of figment ideas and fabrications which led to logical thinking.
9. From experience, the dedicated player was able to garner his skills that he had learned in the off season.
10. Every morning in homeroom, the students hallow the American flag in honor of the accomplishments of our nation.
1. Tom’s acuity suddenly kicked in and he remembered the answer.
2. The art teacher asked the class to delineate their favorite flower.
3. The depraved images of concentration camps send chills up my spine when I see them.
4. Our coach told us to enervate the opponent and win the game.
5. My friends and I have esoteric handshakes that nobody else knows.
6. My grandmother always tells me I am a fecund person because of my good grades.
7. The new principal put forth many fiats after being hired.
8. After claiming to see a ghost, everyone told the girl it was only a figment of her mind.
9. I worked out hard in the off-season so I could garner my strength and be ready to play in the fall.
10. The Eucharist is hallowed in every Mass because it is a sign of God.
1. The acuity of my vision greatly degraded after I had suffered a horrible trauma.
2. The leader of the terrorist group clearly delineated his plans of mass destruction step by step so that there would be no confusion.
3. Some men who are granted to much power slowly change from peaceful to corrupt to completely depraved.
4. The man's, who was being held captive, mind slowly enervated as the tortures increased in intensity and his stubbornness to tell what he knew grew as well.
5. The two boys created an esoteric language that could be performed with their hands in class to allow them to communicate without others realizing or understanding.
6. You can conclude that Ghengis Kahn was fecund because you have a one-fifth of a percent chance that you are related to him.
7. As Hitler saw his position become more and more threatened, he decreed many immoral fiats to guard his position.
8. Many wanderers in the got Sahara desert claim to have seen figments or mirages due to being overheated.
9. Children go improper schooling years in hopes that they garner, or accrue, knowledge for later in life.
10. The water at church is hallowed, or blessed, before it is used for anointing the sick or baptizing the young.
1. It is hard to maintain mental acuity over the summer.
2. The painter accurately delineated life in the 1920's.
3. Dr. Jekyll is a kind old man who turns into the depraved Mr. Hyde.
4. The cancer greatly enervated Joe's physical activity.
5. The Masons developed esoteric gestures that could only be understood by fellow Masons.
6. Unlike barren Alaska, Florida is fecund and fertile.
7. Hitler instituted a fiat where all non-German books would be burned.
8. His "best friend" was merely a figment of his imagination.
9. Many people in the Midwest garner supplies to prepare for a tornado.
10. The bishop hallowed the new science labs at St. Mark's.
The acuity of the dog’s hearing is incomparable to that of a human.
The robber delineated the plan for his team of robbers before the scheme took place.
My depraved and evil long-lost twin came back to haunt my family and me.
The old man continued to be enervated by disease in the following years of his wife passing.
The esoteric privileges for the football team were only to be known by the captains.
Being the smartest to ever live, I always get the compliment that I have a remarkably “fecund” mind.
The king decreed a new fiat that would affect the land and the people forever.
The figment of when I win the lottery is very glorious, but the chances of me winning are so slim.
The garner of his strength and muscle come from the hard work and effort he gave in the offseason.
In result of World War II the beaches of Normandy have been hallowed and considered a very sad, but honorable place.
1. The girl’s acuity of smell is very good, and she can smell food from a mile away.
2. The artist delineated the picture for the museum.
3. My brother knows how to get under my skin and enervate me.
4. The esoteric language of the club was not known by anyone who was not a member
5. The fecund field of flowers went on and on forever.
6. The fiat the king ordered was hated by the town.
7. The idea of you being successful is just a figment of your imagination.
8. By having money in the bank, you will garner more from the interest.
9. Churches are often built on hallow ground.
10. The depraved girl always played pranks on her teachers.
11) The no sales tax in Delaware is an idiosyncrasy of it, because other states do not have it.
12) The water slide rider had to take the walk of ignominy as she backed out of going down the slide, and went back down the steps.
13)It is customary to keep religion out of mundane matters.
14)A good artist can tell nuance between even the most similar looking colors.
15)His overweening ego was very evident, due his self-absorbed attitude.
16)If you are religious, you should feel a penchant to go to church.
17)The reputed criminal was let free on the count of a mistrial.
18) A good car salesman is good at a creating sophistry for his customers.
19)The king owned a sumptuous palace that only many could dream of.
20)The ubiquitous eye of God is always watching.
1.As my grandmother gets older, the acuity, or sharpness, of her hearing is fading.
2.My dad delineated pictures of our beach house before it was built.
3.The movie Insidious is all about a depraved little boy trying to get rid of evil spirits in him.
4.My ankle was enervated, or weakened, after I broke it playing volleyball last year.
5.Last year, my volleyball team came up with different esoteric plays that no one else could know about.
6.My cousin has a very fecund mind, he is always thinking of new things or ideas.
7.The kind demanded that many new fiats were to be made immediately.
8.My mom told me that the shadow I saw was just a figment of my imagination, and that it wasn’t really there.
9.As the girl continued to write stories, she garnered, or collected, new ways of writing.
10.I hallow, or set aside, one part of my room for memories of my late grandfather.
We all have our own idiosyncrasies, or peculiarities; for example, I shockingly good looking.
12)Do not hide your face in ignominy; stand up for yourself and take pride in what you do.
13.I tried to read the book, but the text was so mundane it literally put me to sleep; I woke up the next day with my face in the pages.
14) I'm a big idea person: I leave the others to deal with the little nuances of my work.
15) Don't show overweening confidence; try to be humble and do your best without being boastful.
16) People who have strong penchants often repeat themselves over and over for emphasis.
17) A reputed source said, “Everyone wants to be James DiStefano.”
18) Salesmen often have to put a show of sophistry to empress would-be costumers.
19) My grandparents had a large, sumptuous family party to honor their 50th wedding anniversary.
20) Cancer is a ubiquitous disease that affects everyone everywhere.
Anonymous Eryk L Yellow said...
11) The no sales tax in Delaware is an idiosyncrasy of it, because other states do not have it.
12) The water slide rider had to take the walk of ignominy as she backed out of going down the slide, and went back down the steps.
13)It is customary to keep religion out of mundane matters.
14)A good artist can tell nuance between even the most similar looking colors.
15)His overweening ego was very evident, due his self-absorbed attitude.
16)If you are religious, you should feel a penchant to go to church.
17)The reputed criminal was let free on the count of a mistrial.
18) A good car salesman is good at a creating sophistry for his customers.
19)The king owned a sumptuous palace that only many could dream of.
20)The ubiquitous eye of God is always watching.
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