Example Sentences

now we do not have monarchies. his monarchy was not very good for its people.

Diw diw is an onomatopoeic sound used to describe the sound of a siren or blaring noise. It is often used in informal speech or writing to convey a sense of urgency or chaos. You can use it in a sentence like "I heard the diw diw of the ambulance approaching."

The most common context is in the setting of a civil lawsuit. A majority of the evidence must point to the defendant being the cause of whatever loss the plaintiff is claiming. Thus: "The defendant must be proved liable by a preponderance of evidence."

The criminal received the death penalty as retribution for his heinous crimes.

Although I was still uneasy, I felt better knowing I was safe in my locked home.

A semi colon is this sign here ";". It is used in a sentence for adding an extra piece of information at the end, for when a comma will not suffice. For example: Today, it rained; I played with the cat indoors.

The .45 cal bullet easily punctured the man's body armor.

"The Airplane departed from the airport."

Moses returns to the mount to intercede for the people.

The word "intercede" is obviously an unfamilar word.

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"The mom will have to intercede in the childrens argument so there can be peace in the house."

The opening sentence suggests a dystopian society where equality is enforced through oppressive means such as handicapping individuals to achieve sameness. It implies a lack of individuality, creativity, and freedom, highlighting the dangers of extreme attempts to enforce equality.

The racial slur cost him his job.

He was so drunk that he began to slur his words.

Be careful not to accidentally make a discriminative slur at the meeting today.

Many countries did not want to become a possession of Great Britain when it attempted to imperialize the world.

you will be Prosecuted in court. Run away before the police Prosecutes you.

i sat on a stool.

the stool was very high.

the stool was brown.

"Disallowed" and "unallowed" are both correct terms and can be used interchangeably to describe something that is not permitted or not allowed.

I swear, I don't like to hear people swear!

Please don't put that wet glass on the table, it can harm the finish.

Avatar is an image used to identify you on a social website, or forums. This is used when you do not want to show your face.

Toothpaste can interfere with the disclosing agent used to visualize plaque during a plaque control session, making it difficult to accurately identify areas of plaque buildup. It's recommended to use disclosing agent alone to contrast against the teeth and highlight areas that need improvement in oral hygiene.

She will probably mutter to herself like she always does if we tell her that.

I have yet to see a dictionary that will give you the definition, and will not use it in a sentence thereafter.

"we've" is an abbreviation of "we have", so you would use it where you would use "we have".

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We've bitten off more than we can chew in redesigning the garden.

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"weave" is a word relating to fabric or strands, a "weaver" is someone who "weaves" cloth and when you are examining the cloth you could admire its "weave".

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I just got purple weave in my hair.

the ruler was used to measure the length of my book.