Can you use these words in a sentence?

Question

Vivacious, propaganda, elaborated, expounded, apathy, dishearted, unalterable, adapted, reproached.

I don't know what those words mean, and deifinitions don't really work for me. I understand words more when they're used in sentences.

Answer 1

If you read the definitions of those words, you should have little trouble using them in a sentence.

Answer 2

Expound In A Sentence

Answer 3

to answer your question -- yes I can

Be honest -- your assignment is to learn these vocabulary words and then demonstrate you understand them by using them in sentences, right? How are you going to learn to do that if someone else does it for you? What do you mean that definitions "don't really work" for you?? Perhaps you're using the wrong kind of dictionary? Maybe you need something a bit clearer? While I agree that it's easiest to understand words in context, the point of an assignment like this is for YOU to demonstrate you understand the words by being able to use them in sentences. Surely your teacher didn't say "get someone else to write sentences for you"

So, I will show you how to do one... how to take a word and its definition and turn it into a sentence. Let's look at VIVACIOUS... It is an adjective that is used to describe someone who is particularly lively and full of good spirit. Don't you know anybody like that? I'm sure you can think of someone...perhaps at a party or a school dance who is always lively? Now write a sentence about that person and describe her as vivacious.

Answer 4

I am really vivacious as I am always lively and full of energy.
Hitler used propaganda in many different forms, like movies, comics, and anecdotes, to brainwash people into being Nazi's.
I could have elaborated/expounded on these sentences, but what I've written is sufficient for you to understand.
I am a very apathetic person cause when people usually ask homework questions, I don't care to help.
I yelled at him in a very disheartened tone, as if I didn't care about him.
You really hurt me; the pain is unalterable.
Every winter, I start saying it's really cold out, but then after a few weeks, it doesn't feel so cold anymore becausee I adapted to the temperature.
I reproach you for my stolen bike becaus you were the last one to use and see it.

Answer 5

Vivacious The gentleman had his choice of two ladies, the vivacious brunette, or the dismal blond.

Propaganda When I say it it is information. When my opponent says it, it is propaganda.

Elaborated. After Tom finished telling the story, he elaborated on some of the dtails.

Expounded. Some people said that even after Tom expounded his theory, they still didn't understand it.

Apathy. Centreville is a hot-bed of political apathy. This is not a true statement, because Centreville is a where many political active people live.

Dishearted. After hearing the Centreville is a hot-bed of apathy, Joe was dishearted. He is a political activist and is looking for a new home.

Unalterable His opinions are unalterable. He will keep them until he dies.

Adapted. However, Sarah adapted her opinions after learning some new information..

Reproaced. Joe reporaced Sarah for not holding true to her beliefs.

These may not be the best examples, but they work for me.

Answer 6

RE:
Can you use these words in a sentence?
Vivacious, propaganda, elaborated, expounded, apathy, dishearted, unalterable, adapted, reproached.

I don't know what those words mean, and deifinitions don't really work for me. I understand words more when they're used in sentences.

Answer 7

The propaganda on the box convinced the girl to buy the toy, even though it was worthless.

The dishearted kidnapper threw the child in the trunk, but they soon adapted to their new living conditions.

The teacher reproached the student, and asked him to elaborate on his answer.

The vivacious parent wore an unalterable frown that showed no apathy when she saw her child drawing a picture of her dead, but the child turned around and expounded.

Answer 8

Well, looking them up at www.dictionary.com might help there missy. But hey... lets see.

He reproached her for not having looked up these words at dictionary.com.

He expounded on the wonders of dictionary.com.

He was disheartened that she had not yet learned of all the wonders that dictionary.com had to offer, or wikipedia for that matter.

He elaborated on the different features of each of these sites.

The feelings that he had for each of these sites was unalterable.

He adapted to the grief he felt that such sites were not being used.

This is propaganda for wikipedia's plot to take over all of the world.

She looked vivacious in that beautiful dress.

Haha, fun fun!

Answer 9

the vivacious girl ran up and down the room.
propaganda can harm a persons reputation.
the teacher asked me to elaborate on my proposal.
The professor was expounding on a favorite topic.
the freshmen are apathetic because they suck.
her sister dishearted her to not play in the game.
permanent information is unalterable.
the dog adapted to its new home.
The president reproached the general for his irresponsible behavior

there u go hope it helps

Answer 10

The dog adapted to the cold climate by running in circles to warm up.
let me see some vivacious breasts. lol