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Example Sentences
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Yes, the word 'give' is a noun as a word for the quality or condition of resilience; the capacity or inclination to yield under pressure.
Example use of the noun give:
I need a pair of jeans with a lot of give.
The noun forms for the verb to give are giver (one who gives), given (a known or established fact or situation), and the gerund, giving.
What is a sentence with ignominious?
Even though she was found not guilty, the embezzlement trial brought an ignominious end to what could have been a brilliant career.
The heiress' mother refused to allow her to date a young man of such ignominious fame.
What is a sentence using the word slight?
He speaks with a slight lisp, but I can understand him fairly well.
After an hour on the noisy playground, the childcare worker had a slight headache.
If you eat something that causes flatulence, you will be uncomfortable for the rest of the day.
Does this sentence make sense She demonstrated because of her hard work?
No, the sentence does not make sense as written. It seems like there may be a missing word or detail that is needed for clarity. It would be helpful to provide more context or revise the sentence for better communication.
A sentence with the word agreeable?
This word not only means you agree with someone; it conveys a meaning that you are fine with it, that it doesn't bother you at all. "If you want to move the meeting to 3 p.m., I'm agreeable."
Do you have to use gerund after no use and no good?
Yes, it is correct to use a gerund after "no use" and "no good." For example, "There is no use crying over spilled milk" and "It is no good waiting for something that may never happen."
Where do you put the apostrephe in I had?
The correct form is "I'd" which is a contraction for "I had."
A sentence you would use irascible?
Irascible means easily provoked to anger, irritable, short tempered.
The irascible man, not pleased with his lunch, threw his money on the counter by the cashier.
Which sentence is correct 'you drove pass his house' or 'you drove past his house'?
The latter sentence is correct: "You drove past his house."
What is a question with the answer persistence?
What word means staying on course and not quitting or even getting discouraged.
What is a word not used in formal speech or writing?
A casual word that is often avoided in formal speech or writing is "gonna," a contraction of "going to." It's better to use the full phrase in formal settings.
How can the word niche be used in a sentence?
He found his niche in engineering.
(Definition- suitable place, calling)
The best answer:
The CALLOW boater did not have a life preserver, paddle, or radio onboard his saolboat.
How do you use the word defiantly in a question?
"Why did he act so defiantly toward his parents?"
"Will they defiantly resist the removal of the statue?"
"Are the students still defiantly refusing to obey the new dress code?"
What is a sentence with the word defiant in it?
The prisoner , defiant , refused to answer questions . The child was defiant to his parent's admonitions .
What is a Word for to give without expecting?
"Altruism" is a word that describes the act of giving without expecting anything in return. It emphasizes selflessness and compassion towards others.
We watched the graceful ballerina glide across the stage.
He glides easily on his ice skates while she stumbles because she's just learning.
The plane seems to glide effortlessly across the sky.
How do you use below and under in a sentence?
"Below" typically refers to something at a lower level or position than something else, while "under" implies something being beneath or covered by something else. For example, you could say "The book is on the table below the lamp" for "below," and "The cat is under the bed" for "under."
How do you use the word low in a sentence?
My phone's battery is low.
This chair is too low to the ground.
