How can i use pensive, conspicuous, and filial in sentences?

Question

Make sure the sentences are separate for each word and make detailed.

Answer 1

When the teacher described the assignment, the student grew pensive, wondering how he would be able to write sentences for each vocabulary word.

He hoped he could come up with sentences that would not make his poor vocabulary too conspicuous.

His brother wasn't able to give him filial support in completing this homework, so he turned to strangers on the Internet.

Answer 2

If you use the word 'filial' with the word 'relationship' it should be easy to make a sentence out of that one. You could talk about something's being in an obvious place for 'conspicuous.' 'Pensive' is usually used when describing someone's mood. That's all the help you'll get from me; it's YOUR homework, after all.

Answer 3

I gave you three sentences... however, you also need to know and understand what the words mean.

The knight knelt before the king in filial obedience.

He was conspicuous only because he wore his anger like a medal.

As she sat by the river, she felt pensive as darkness approached

Answer 4

Her pensive imagination wandered through all the possibilities of what her dream could of meant.

My mothers conspicouous comment left me wandering how i was realted to her.

My little brother had filal obedience toward our mother and father.

Answer 5

Sounds cool

Answer 6

you just used all three of them in a sentence.

Answer 7

Thankyou! informative and this offers me better knowledge on this subject

Answer 8

Use www.dictionary.com to look up their definitions first.