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Example Sentences
Questions asking for an example of a sentence with a certain word in it.
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How you do use flamboyant in a sentence?
Flamboyant means having outrageous style or dress sense.
- He was a very flamboyant dresser; heads turned on the street wherever he went.
- The decorations for the wedding were very flamboyant and the flowers were especially beautiful.
How could you use suspiciousness in a sentence?
The suspiciousness of the smoking SUV in Times Square alarmed a local street vendor.
Can you give a sentence using the words rein and reign?
He adjusted the horse's rein.
Long may she reign.
How do you use the word driveling in a sentence?
(drivel : drool, to drool, or foolish speech)
When I saw my first reality show, I knew I'd never waste time watching that drivel.
The debates in Congress are often filled with drivel and baseless accusations.
(drool, spittle)
Don't leave your homework where the dog can drivel on it.
How do you use the word by in a sentence?
You can use "by" to indicate the method or means by which something is done, as in "He traveled by train." It can also be used to show a deadline or specific time by which something should be completed, such as "Please submit your report by Friday." Additionally, "by" can indicate a location or proximity in relation to something else, like "The store is by the park."
Is this sentence punctuated properly - your mother's and father's marriage was unique?
Yes, the sentence is punctuated properly. The possessive form for both "mother" and "father" is indicated by the placement of the apostrophe before the s, making it clear that it refers to the marriage belonging to both parents.
The questions on the test would bewilder university professors!
I can give you several sentences.
- Don't lacerate your hand on that sharp knife.
- The tiger's claws lacerate the flesh of its victims.
- She will lacerate his hand with her nails if she's not careful.
How do you use the word look in a sentence?
You can use the word "look" in a sentence to describe directing your gaze toward something or someone, such as "Please look at this painting." It can also be used to express the appearance or emotional state of a person or thing, like "She looks happy today."
How do you use the word thrived in a sentence?
Thrive means to succeed in something, to be fortunate, to grow and develop well.
Some sentences could be:
- The children thrived in their maths, due to constant practice.
- The idea of using compost thrived, and soon everyone had a compost bin in their home.
Hope that helps!
Make a sentences on there and than?
Than: (comparison word)
- I would rather have ice cream than cake.
- She is taller than me.
There: (describing where or where at something is.)
- She ran over there.
- Over there, is where we usually have our picnic.
Hope that helps!!
Make a sentences on call it a day?
Call it a day means to stop doing something, finish.
That's enough, let's call it a day and go home.
What is a sentence for the word mediate?
The mayor has agreed to mediate the debate between opposing members of the town council.
How do you use the word integration in a sentence?
The word integrity is a noun, a word for the qualities of morality and honesty, or the state of an object that is intact.
A noun functions as the subject of a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition.
Example uses:
- The integrity of the voting process is vital to democracy. (subject of the sentence)
- When the man stood up for what was right, he showed great integrity. (direct object of the verb 'showed')
- She has a lot of integrity, so people respect her. (object of the preposition 'of')
Additional examples:
We put our trust in the contractor, as he was known for his integrity.
Workers were checking the integrity of the new stadium roof.
John was a man of integrity; he saw a foolproof way to cheat on his taxes, but he did not do it.
What is a sentence with the word nachos?
I ordered a plate of nachos with extra cheese and jalapenos at the Mexican restaurant.
How do you use billingsgate in a sentence?
The term billingsgate is referred to as someone speaking a foul language or rather, using profanity. Here is a sentence that will illustrate how to use the word. When drunk or angry his language always devolve into billingsgate.
A sentence with the word scrawled?
Scrawl can be used as a verb or a noun, both referring to a piece of writing, usually messy. Scrawled would be the past tense of the verb, meaning someone has written something in the past.
- He scrawled his name on the side of the bus with marker, and ran into an alleyway.
- The graffiti was scrawled 6 feet high on the side of the police station.
- The author had scrawled it down in the dark, and now he could barely read his own prose.
Since it can be used in more than one way, I'll give you two.
1) "He used to be my chum, but now he constantly argues with me."
2) "The fisherman spread the chum over the surface of the water."
Chum:
1. Noun; an acquaintance , or friend.
2. Verb; to hang out with (I chum around with Tim).
Chum:
1. Noun; a chunky mix of fish by-products, used to attract prey by fisherman.
2 Verb; to chum (He chummed the surface of the water).
Can you give me a sentence with the word silliness?
The children's laughter echoed through the room, filled with contagious silliness.
What is an intonation question?
An intonation question is a type of question where the speaker's voice goes up in pitch at the end of the sentence. This rising intonation indicates that the speaker is seeking confirmation or further information from the listener. It is commonly used in casual conversation to show uncertainty or to invite the listener to continue the conversation.
