give me a sentence for each word of thesse?

Question

copious:

inducing:

malevolent

mirth

motivator

nuance

psyche

ricochet

sarcasm

writhe

Answer 1

As your question has the NUANCE of a homework, it WRITHES and RICOCHETS within our collective PSYCHE, INDUCING MALEVOLENT responses reeking with SARCASM. Let this be your MOTIVATOR; otherwise, we can only shed COPIOUS tears of pity, not of MIRTH.

Hope this helps. Cheers!

Answer 2

1. Judiciously - The boy did NOT use his resources judiciously. 2. Insinuated - The boy insinuated that he shouldn't have to do his homework. 3. Decisive - The boy was very decisive; he wasn't going to do his homework. 4. Aggressively - I feel like I'm aggressively answering this question. 5. Optimistic - I am not optimistic about how well of a student you are if you're making us do your homework. 6. Deprivation - There was deprivation on the boy's part of any motivation. 7. Momentarily - I momentarily debated about "answering" this question. 8. Manipulated - The boy tried to manipulate the girl into kissing him. 9. Appropriate - This is not an appropriate question. 10. Concocted - The girl concocted good "answers" to the lazy boy's questions.

Answer 3

The starving man ate copious amounts of food.
The Doctor was in favor of inducing labor.
The spirit that haunted the house was a malevolent one.
Saint Nicholas was a man known for his mirth.
Dale Carnegie was an excellent motivator.
The nuance of the movie was dark and Gothic.
My last boyfriend always kept trying to psyche me out.
I was so drunk, as I walked down the hall I began to ricochet off the walls.
When people make a statement and then say "not", it is sarcasm.
The pain in my ankle was so intense it made me writhe with pain.

Answer 4

1.copious: A copious amount of people are born in the u.s. each year.
2. inducing: George Bush induced the population of people who live in the u.s. to think he would not make the rich richer.
3. malevolent: The officer could see the juvenile who smoked was malevolent since he smoked around his little brother.
4.mirth: There was mirth surrounding the family as they gulped down their Thanksgiving meal.
5. My teacher was a motivator because he told me if you don't do well now in school, you will never make it collage.
6. The man looked naunce after he came off the roller coaster.

im 2 tired 2 do the rest

Answer 5

Wanting someone to do homework for you is not the same thing as asking for help with a homework problem. If you don't know the difference, I suggest you ask your teacher.

Answer 6

First, you did not ask a question and are in violation of community guidelines. Secondly, you need to do your own work and not expect people on this site to do it for you. Do not be lazy, and, above all, stop cheating. Third, ask, do not demand when you want someone to help you.

Chow!!

Answer 7

She sells sea shells down at the seashore.

Hope this helps. If not, I guess you'll just have to do your own homework.

Answer 8

my doctor is inducing labor to help me have my baby.
failing class is a good motivator to do your homework.
my bullet hit a rock and ricocheted back at me.
i hate it when people use sarcasm instead of answering my question seriously.

Answer 9

try the site onelookedictionary.com it gives the meaning from several dictionaries

Answer 10

try the internet, go to www.dictionary.com, and they will give you a def. with an ex.