please help me use these words in sentences?

Question

bureaucrat :
deter:
excess:
inconceivable:
incredulity:
reserve: if u want to do some of them not all of them

Answer 1

In order to make the World a better place, the bureaucrat tried to deter excess drinking by minors. Although the minors were drunk, it was inconceivable for them to stop drinking, so with incredulity, the bureaucrat instead decided to stop teenage pregnancy .

Answer 2

You can use the word bureaucrat in any sentence dealing with politics or those types of issues. Example only: While I was growing up I was thinking of going into politics but then one day I realized I would just then be another bureaucrat.

deter: you don't want to do something

execess: doing to much

inconceivable: something you would never think of doing

reserver: you want to hold back on answering something examlple: you have the right to ******* judgement on a specific situation.

would have to look up the other word

Answer 3

It is inconceivable that the bureaucrat would try to deter the public from demonstrating their incredulity in him: in order to secure for personal use, in excess of $1,000,000 worth of oil from the national reserve.

Is one sentence too much?

Answer 4

It is inconceivable to me that you want me, to act like a bureaucrat and reserve my time in excess, to deter your inability to do what you ask others to do. Incredulity is an under statement.

Answer 5

The death penalty does not effectively deter murder.
In order to push a law through in this government, you must be a good bureaucrat.
The houses on CRIBS are often decorated to excess.
The fact that you needed us to do this for you is inconceivable.
When a conspiracy is clear, the incredulity is massive.
I ran out of gas, and had to use my reserve tank.

Answer 6

I got a dog, to deter the neighbor's cat from pooing in my flowers.
I have a hangover because I was drinking in excess last night.
It was inconceivable that I could drink that much without barfing.

Answer 7

Iono why but I get the feeling that something isn't right.