I NEED SENTENCES FOR THESE WORDs?

Question

BLANDLY, PRECIPITOUS, MARAUDERS, MEDLEY,CONDOLENCE LANGUOR, INTERLOPER, SUCCOR, ELUDE, QUARRY, BARBAROUS, TANGIBLE, ZEALOUS AND I NEED THEM FAST LIKE IN THE NEXT 20 MIN

BLANDLY, PRECIPITOUS, MARAUDERS, MEDLEY,CONDOLENCE LANGUOR, INTERLOPER, SUCCOR, ELUDE, QUARRY, BARBAROUS, TANGIBLE, ZEALOUS AND I NEED THEM FAST LIKE IN THE NEXT 20 MIN
cuz i wanna get off the computer

BLANDLY, PRECIPITOUS, MARAUDERS, MEDLEY,CONDOLENCE LANGUOR, INTERLOPER, SUCCOR, ELUDE, QUARRY, BARBAROUS, TANGIBLE, ZEALOUS AND I NEED THEM FAST LIKE IN THE NEXT 20 MIN I NEED THEM IN A SENTENCE NOT A PARAGRAPH JUST ONE WORD PER SENTENCE

Answer 1

Good luck! You're on your own. How about a little effort. It's your future not mine.

Answer 2

The dessert looked good but was blandly lacking in flavor. I found your question in need of a precipitous answer. Five marauders didn't like my answer. I escaped by lulling them with a medley of folk songs. A famous singer sent me a condolence for my poor voice. I was so depressed I did nothing but sink into languor. But an interloper arrived to tell me the singer was wrong and his succor helped me elude the depression that was coming over me.

I decided to go hunting, and a white-tailed deer was my intended quarry. But my sister reproached my wish to hunt innocent deer as a barbarous act. I found no tangible proof of this but she was zealous in her criticism of me.

Whew. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

He blandly replied to the precipituous comment of his marauder girlfriend that her muscial medley made condolence to his languorous heart, that she was indeed an interloper who offered little succor to him and eluded detection near the gold quarry of his barbarous neighbor, and feeling for lost love looked for tangible and zealous love.

Answer 4

hmm... The barbarous marauders were seeking a medley of tangible rewards as they reclined in langour, blandly offering their condolences and succor to the interloper who was trying to elude the zealous chase at the precipitous edge of the old stone quarry. Did I get them all?

Answer 5

He blandly asked for a medley of sentences from a barbarous crowd of people who were just interlopers on the internet. He got a precipitious answer from a zealous writer who couldn't resist this challenge. Could he elude the answer? No way. His languor assured he wouldn't elude anything tangible. This quarry was looking for succour from marauders.

My condolences.

Answer 6

The name of the barbarous interloper who works at the quarry eludes me.

The funeral was interrupted by some zealous marauders singing a medley of condolences.

Answer 7

The barbarous maurauders were zealous in their pursuit of their quarry, though it seemed they could elude them with langour, and the interlopers took succor and condolence in precipitous fashion.

Almost got 'em all!

Answer 8

The lion watched its quarry from the tall grass. When I first met my girlfriend's child, it was Christmas, and I felt like an interloper.
Give me tangible evidence that the tooth fairy exists and I'll take a contract out on it. Our company gave succor to the new vice president not knowing he would be a key player in a hostile takeover. "Sure, I believe he didn't have sex with Monica," he said blandly.

Answer 9

My condolence to you having to have to resort to your blandly, not-so tangible request for homework help. You need to be more zealous about your work, and not let the minutes elude you.....


i could go on, but you need to learn the meanings of these words so you could make up your own sentences!

Answer 10

I will not provide you succor (means help or aid or comfort) by doing your homework for you. Do you have a dictionary? If not, you must get one immediately.