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How do you use flora in a sentence?
Flora is the term used to refer to plant life or plants. An example sentence would be: She loves to study flora.
What is a sentence for oblique?
Oblique is a term used to describe something that is slanted. A good sentence would be, the picture was hanging on the wall in an oblique position.
Word used to get on horse?
The proper term would be "mount". Such as in a sentence "Riders, please mount your horses"
How do you use the word cortege in a sentence?
Cortege is a term used to refer to a funeral precession. An example sentence would be: The cortege was moving very quickly.
What is a slang term for a prison sentence?
A slang term for a prison sentence is "doing time."
Cooperage used in a sentence?
A cooper is a person who makes barrels. An example of this term used in a sentence would be, "The owner of the vineyard took the tour group to the cooperage where the wine barrels were made."
Can dearth be used for the word abundance?
No, "dearth" means a scarcity or lack of something, while "abundance" means a large quantity or plenty of something. They are essentially opposite in meaning.
How would the term Sith be used in a sentence?
The word sith, is the archaic term meaning, since. Using it in a sentence, someone could say, Dad went to the further store since the closer one was closed.
How would you use Disclaimer in a sentence?
A disclaimer is a term used in law, essentially, denying responsibility. An example sentence would be: Because of the disclaimer, he will still be responsible for the fees.
How do you use astral in a sentence?
Astral is, simply, the term used to describe anything referring to stars. An example sentence would be: The astral view was beautiful last night.
Is there would a noun or verb?
The word 'there' used to introduce a sentence is a pronoun.The word 'would' is the past tense of the verb'will'.The term 'there would' functions as the subject and the verb (or auxiliary verb) in a sentence. Example:There would be a chocolate on our pillows every night.
Can you have a sentence with the word dearth?
I would say straight off that 'scarcity' is the most commonly used and I think that many people would struggle to explain 'paucity' or even 'dearth'.In common with most people, the word 'dearth' equates in my mind to an absence of something. 'Paucity' I think comes from the Latin word for 'little' but 'thefreedictionary' gives them as synonyms.The reason that you might have synonyms is that the words may have come from different languages: describing the 9th century Viking invasion of England, Bernard Cornwell explains how, once King Alfred had united the Danes and the English, that terms from the two languages started to be used interchangeably.Where there are subtle differences or even larger differences, native speakers quite use several approximate terms to describe something indicating that they have only a hazy general idea of the meaning.Source(s):'thefreedictionary'.
