Example Sentences

Emotiphobic refers to someone who has a fear or aversion to expressing emotions or being emotional. It may stem from a discomfort with vulnerability or a desire to maintain emotional distance from others.

This word means to be able to tell several similar-looking things apart. While all seeds look the same to me, a bird has special vision that helps it to distinguish between different types. (There is also an adjective, "distinguished," which means very respected, coming from an excellent background or social class: The president of our university comes from a distinguished family of scholars.)

yes for eg She could hear the swish of jamie's skis behind her.

I finally found a place to do my homework without interruption from my roommates.

She had a charming French accent that made her speech sound elegant and sophisticated.

I embedded the sword into my enemies chest !!! lol

Yes, from Wikipedia: Semantics is the study of meaning, usually in language. The word "semantics" itself denotes a range of ideas, from the popular to the highly technical. It is often used in ordinary language to denote a problem of understanding that comes down to word selection or connotation.

In everything I have just written, if you have understood the meaning painted by this wording, then I used the correct semantics.

There was a flaw on the glass

After failing his final exam, he wore a rueful expression on his face as he realized his mistake.

The old pictures of herself in younger days became nostalgic memories of days , better and carefree , when she was a little girl .

The judge's reputation was defiled after the allegations stating that he took money from the defendant.

The word "mispronounce" means to incorrectly verbalize a word or phrase.

Example : "Some people mispronounce the word statistic to sound like stas-tistic."

Example sentence - The child had a vague resemblance to his father.

Jedi can wield the unseen Force.

The lay unseen under the bush.

Tom could not find his wallet as it lay unseen under the dresser.

The study followed a group of individuals over a 10-year period to analyze changes in their cognitive abilities, which is an example of a longitudinal study.

His laconic explanation to complex problems made him a hit in the university.

She pretended she's someone else when she saw her ex.
She was so pretentious during the party, everyone tried to avoid her.

I told you that I would meet you tomorrow not today

The fierce animals at the zoo were all asleep.

If you will forebear to beat your children, they may grow up to be happier adults.

This one above is the wrong forebear, they are using forbear.

A sentence for this one could be: Their forebear had a picture on their wall.

Forbear means to resist.

Forebear is like your ancestors

Mario's quest was to save Princess Peach.

Dirk quested for a magical amulet.

I am going on a quest.

He is questing.

NOT THAT F*CKING HARD.

I love coming home to relax after a long day at work.

The king bid for his jester to entertain his people.
Mr. Jones bid five dollars on an antique cup at the auction.

A leader is a person in a position of authority or influence, while leadership refers to the qualities and skills that make someone an effective leader. Leader is the individual, while leadership is the concept or skill set.